Today’s Events Roundup at City Venues
At 11 a.m. Ed ward Gibbs leads an Americanization lecture at Tremont Temple. A 2 p.m. Red Cross pageant visits St. James Theatre and Easter breakfasts are handed out at 39 Howard Street by Volunteers of America. An Audubon Society lecture is slated at Symphony Hall followed by a City Club Legion post gathering. Evening events include Waldoboro Boston Club dinner at Hotel Westminster and Members’ Night at Boston Mason ic Club 200 Commonwealth Avenue.
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Edward Howard Gibbs
Tremont Temple
Red Cross
St. James Theatre
Volunteers of America
Howard Street
The
Audubon Society
Symphony Hall
Legion
City Club
Hotel Westminster
Boston Masonic Club
Commonwealth Avenue
Elder George B Dennett Observes 87th Birthday at Home
George B Dennett aged 87, oldest living member and charter member of the George G Meade Post 119 GAR at Lexington, celebrated yesterday at his home 38 Forest street. He is a longtime local veteran and community figure.
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George B. Dennett
George G. Meade Post
Lexington
Forest Street
Stillmans Divorce Case Wavers Amid Alimony Talks
Stillmans divorce case shows signs of deadlock as Justice Morschauser weighs complex affidavits and requests. Key figures include Mrs Stillman seeking 10000 monthly alimony and 75000 in counsel fees, banker husband, guardian ad litem John E Mack, and multiple lawyers. Aimed at swift settlement, potential cross‑state moves and further negotiations loom as witnesses and affidavits face scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morschauser
Special Naturalization Court
Yonkers
Poughkeepsie
J. Addison Young
Arthur
Tompkins
Newburgh
Stillman
John E. Mack
Guardian Ad Litem
Guy
Mr. Stillman
Mr. Mack
Beauvais
Lakewood
John F. Brennan
Florence Leeds
New York
Harding Refuses To Trade With Russians
A government note argues Russia must address foundational productivity before foreign trade reforms, stating that such changes are unnecessary until Russia rebuilds its export economy. The text reflects a stance opposing immediate tariff or trade concessions and emphasizes domestic productivity as prerequisite.
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Russia
Hughes
Hoover
Caswell Seeks Reconciliation with Wife in Cincinnati Follies Tale
Caswell, shocked by his wife’s return to the stage, vows romance is over and recounts spending between 15000 and 20000 entertaining her and friends. He learned of his inheritance of about 500000 from his father, tied up in estate. The wife stays in a hotel apartment across from his hotel, eluding his attempts at a personal interview.
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Caswell
Cincinnati
Divorce Looms as Actress Wife Stays With Follies
Caswell, holder of a five year trust with investment control, traveled to Cincinnati to see his wife Jessie, star of the Follies. She refused contact, even ordering company members to keep him away from the theatre. He plans divorce. she plans London trip and a renewed honeymoon.
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Caswell
Cincinnati
Jessie
Cleveland
Will Probe For Graft On Monday
District Attorney Pelletier to confer with Attorney Sherman L. Whipple to gather evidence for presenting 1918 corruption charges to the Suffolk county grand jury. The inquiry will cover alleged stock investments by legislators and other suspected improper conduct tied to street railway legislation and unpaid notes in Boston trust companies. Governor Cox and Senate President Allen and House Speaker Young endorsed a formal investigation. Leaders on Beacon Hill ordered parallel committee actions to pursue the matter.
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Pelletier
Sherman L. Whipple
Suffolk County Grand Jury
Senate
House of 1918
Boston Trust
Allen
Speaker Young
House
Cox
General Court
Beacon Hill
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Stetsons
Harding
Panama
Practical Hatters
Summer St
Parker
Stillmans
Mrs. Stillman
Florence Lawlor Leeds
Jay
Delancey Nicoll
Cornelius J. Sullivan
Fred Beautvais
Maire
State Department
Reval
Litvinoff
Congress
United States
State and Commerce
Wilson
Italy
Secretary of State
Will
Quebec Woods
London
Dan
Meyer Jonasson Co
Tremont and Boylston Sts
Meyer Jonasson
Jersey Sports
Gingham
Scottie
Reg
Filene
Boys’ Guardian
Oxfords
Guardian
Wolf’s
Hanover
Portland Streets
Washington Street
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