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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1921
Page
25
In a filing to compel alimony of 10 000 dollars a month and 25 000 dollars in counsel fees, Mrs Stillman’s lawyers plan to present evidence of money Mr Stillman spent on maintaining the 125 foot steam yacht Modesty. The vessel lay off Miami Florida until recently and Mrs Leeds is reported to have also been in Miami.
A federal official said there will be no Mann Act action against Mr Stillman over alleged Florida relations with Mrs Leeds. The discussion also notes ongoing divorce proceedings, witness lists, and bank involvement as legal maneuvers proceed in White Plains and New York.
Pharmaceutical manufacturers and chemists at a Washington conference say prohibition has spurred mushroom outfits making booze beverages. They argue enforcement branding all drugmakers as criminals, call for talks with Commissioner Kramer, and seek an understanding to operate without hindrance while respecting the law.
A short archival fragment observes that the good and the bad were grouped under identical rules, implying a broad regulatory approach that treats distinct items as the same category. The text emphasizes an equivalence in regulation despite differing natures.
In Palm Beach Florida on March 21 Lee Robert of this city and J H Farrington of Newport Kentucky were killed attempting a landing from too low an altitude as their seaplane struck near water. Prices on Swift & Company beef carcasses in Boston for week ending March 19 ranged from 19.25 to 9.00 cents per pound, averaging 16.90 cents.
Patrolman Myron S. Gott was elected president of the Somerville Police Relief Association after a tight contest last night. He beat Patrolman Sanford 8. Lewis by 16 votes. Vice-president went to Dennins G. Mulquerney over Hudson M. Hull by nine votes. Other officers named include Treasurer Lieutenant Michael T. Kennedy, Secretary Ernest Howard, and directors Charles W. Shepard Henry Sudbey William Culliton George McDonald Bernard McCabe.
Detroit March 21. Five of the citys largest bakeries announced an immediate bread price reduction from 16 cents for a pound and a half loaf to 14 cents. The prosecutor had argued prices could be lowered and bakeries had resisted citing high labor and material costs.
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