Divorce Ends Turbulent Match of Helms and Irma Wright Heims
In Judge Quinn’s court a crowded gallery witnessed the final act of the divorce between Dr. Henry H. Helms dentist to Italy’s King, and his wife Irma Wright Heims. The case featured sharp accusations that she was a champagne lover who introduced Arturo Targoni to American cocktails and drained funds to feed her drinking, while her lawyer accused Helms of fabricating stories to end the marriage.
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Arturo Targoni
Heims Case Testimony Pauses as Judge Takes Under Advisement
Mrs Heims lawyer accuses Dr Helms of fabrications while he testifies avoiding eye contact. Judge Quinn reserves decision after arguments. Attorney Jacobs counters by linking Mrs Heims to social events in Norence Italy to promote her husband’s business. Continued on Page 2-First Column.
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Joseph B. Jacobs
Roosevelt to Visit Hub This Morning
Colonel Roosevelt arrives in Boston by New York train due at 7 05 am at South Station. Medill McCormick and Matthew Hale welcome him, then he proceeds by auto to Hale’s home at 1 Charles River Square.
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New York
South Station
Medill McCormick
Chicago
Matthew Hale
Charles River Square
Roosevelt to Meet Delegates Before Portland Train
Colonel Roosevelt will dine at breakfast with Judge Ben Lindsay in Denver before staying at Mr. Hale’s home. He then travels on the 8 55 a m train from the North station to Portland, meeting Roosevelt delegates in his private car for about 10 minutes prior to departure. New Hampshire supporters plan a Dover demonstration as Manchester and Dover delegations join the train. Mr McCormick accompanies him to Portland.
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Denver
Colonel Roosevelt
Mr. Hale
North Station
Portland
Hale
Pierce
Roosevelt
Boston
McCormick
New Hampshire
Dover
Manchester
Quincy Women Go Overboard in Palm Beach Rowboat Incident
Mrs Edwin S Davis Miss Martha Heaton and Miss L A Putnam of Quincy Mass plunged into Lake Worth when a rowboat capsized near the power yacht Gray Duck. They were rescued by T L Sturtevant who tossed ropes and pulled them aboard as the yacht lay 50 yards from the launch basin.
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Edwin S. Davis
Martha Heaton
L. A. Putnam
Quincy
Mass
Lake Worth
T. L. Sturtevant
Miami
Brooks Resigns to Lead Oklahoma University
Stratton D. Brooks resigned as Oklahoma City school superintendent to become president of the State University of Oklahoma. The resignation takes effect April 30, prompted by Westward opportunities and a fit with university work. Chairman Ellis praised Brooks as the greatest public school man, noting his wake up of Boston schools and his devoted, courageous work.
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State University of Oklahoma
Ellis
University of Oklahoma
Brooks
Mr. Ellis
Mr. Brooks
United States
Boston
Trial of Ferguson O Neil and Reed on Bolduc operation
The court halted proceedings in the Manchester and Boston defendants case after Judge Chase removed counsel Timothy W. Coakley from the case. The indictment centers on involvement in an illegal operation on Marie Alma Bolduc.
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Mary A. O’neil
Manchester
Annie M. Reed
Boston
Marie Alma Bolduc
Chase
Timothy W. Coakley
Judge orders jury to retire as courtroom dispute erupts
Mr Coakley argues during cross examination of Dr Ferguson as Assistant District Attorney Lavelle questions him. Judge Chase interrupts, repeats I don’t care to hear you, and directs the jury to leave the room. The matter continues on Page 7 Second Column.
Mrs Stuart Says Shaw May Be Cleared In Larceny Case
Arthur Willis Shaw under indictment for larceny of 19000 from A W Shaw Corp Freeport Me travels from Los Angeles to Boston aboard Lake Shore express. He asserts acquaintance with Mrs Georgia Stuart since girlhood and vows to issue a later statement to clear himself. He avoids incriminating questions and cites counsel Earle Rogers of Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Boston
Arthur Willis Shaw
A. W. Shaw Corporation
Freeport
Georgia Stuart
Shaw
Captain Armstrong
Gaddis
Post
Flo
Earle Rogers
Fall River Unions Accept 10 Percent Wage Increase
In Fall River on March 22 unions affiliated with the Textile Council voted unanimously to accept a 10 percent wage raise from manufacturers, ending the threat of a strike. Thousands of operatives across roles such as weavers spinners slasher tenders carders and loom fixers will receive the higher pay after previously rejecting 5 percent.
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Textile Council
Mills Boost Wages as 35 Firms Lead with 10 Percent Rise
M C D Borden controls seven Fall River Iron Works mills and earlier in the week announced a 10 percent increase. Today 35 other corporations with 100 mills follow suit. About 35 000 workers will gain from the rise. Eight local mills have not announced raises, but are expected to follow. The unraised mills include New England Yarn Company four mills American Thread Company two mills Stevens Manufacturing Company and Barnaby Manufacturing Company one mill each.
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Fall River Iron Works Company
New England Yarn Company
American Thread Company
Stevens Manufacturing Company
Barnaby Manufacturing Company
Cambridge Subway Opens Linking Boston with Suburbs
The new Cambridge subway and elevated opens for public traffic today. At 5 24 this morning the first carload will leave Harvard Square for Park Street in eight minutes, marking a new era of rapid transit for streetcar travelers and the start of a system of tubes to shorten travel between Boston and its suburbs.
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Park Street
Cambridge
Boston
Today in History and Birthdays
Day 12 hrs 17 min long 83rd day of the year. Lent continues two weeks. Births include Joseph H. O Neil banker and ex congressman William B Stevens judge Andrew A Highlands Harvard pitcher Schuyler Colfax Grant VP born 1825 Paul Leicester Ford author 1865. Franklin urged abolition of slavery 1790. Kernstown Winchester battle 1862. Aguinaldo captured in the Philippines 1901.
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William B. Stevens
Superior Court
Andrew A. Highlands
Harvard
Schuyler Colfax
Grant
Paul Leicester Ford
Franklin
Congress
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Winchester
Aguinaldo
Philippines
Funston
Mills Close Clinton After 1000-Worker Walkout
Lancaster gingham mills shut down indefinitely due to a strike involving 1000 operatives, leaving 1300 workers unemployed. A conference with mill officials is set for tomorrow morning after the striking weavers demanded 10 percent wage increases, abolishment of the fine system, 10 cent raises per Queensbury cut, and pay envelope corrections. A mass meeting featured speeches by Williams FE Trautmann and Joseph Smith of the I W W, and workers voted to affiliate with the organization.
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Clinton
Lancaster
Queensbury
Williams FE
Cy Young Shuts Down Red Sox as Braves Win Practice Drama
Cy Young pitches a fine game for the Braves interfering with Red Sox practice. Boston High School indoor track meet opens today as part of the annual league schedule. Ban Johnson mourns his mother as plans emerge to merge major sports under a single committee.
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Braves
Red Sox
Boston
Ban Johnson
Yate
Forecast for Boston and New England Weekend Weather
Forecast notes fair Saturday and Sunday for Boston and vicinity with unsettled conditions and likely rain or snow thereafter. For New England the outlook is fair Saturday and Sunday with warmer temperatures and light to moderate variable winds.
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Vicinity
Washington
New England
New Cambridge trolley route promises faster service
Officials plan a Cambridge route with four stations from Park Street Boston to Kendall square Central square and Harvard square. The line aims to cut travel times to 13 minutes from North Station and 23 minutes from Sullivan Square to Cambridge. It anticipates handling large football crowds to the Stadium with coordinated traffic.
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Boston
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Charles River
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Harvard Square
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