Allied force totals on Archangel and Siberian fronts announced
Paris report cites French foreign minister Stephen Pichon listing allied troop strengths: Archangel front totals 24 765 with British 13 100 and Russians 11 770 among others. Siberian front totals 334 700 including Russians 210 000 and Japanese 27 000. eastern fronts overall 850 000 across French 140 000, British 140 000, Italians 40 000, Serbians 140 000, Greeks 200 000.
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Siberian
Stephen Pichon
Chamber of Deputies
United States
M. Pichon
Balkans
Asia Minor
Ukraine
Period extended for New Haven trustees under 1914 decree
Federal Judge Mayer granted an extension to July 1, 1921, for disposal of securities by trustees of the New York New Haven & Hartford Railroad under the 1914 dissolution decree in Sherman anti trust action. The defense argued asset sacrifice. Special Attorney General Swacker reported neutrally. Trustees' compensation set at 3000 dollars per year plus 1500 dollars for each group chairman.
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Mayer
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
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Swacker
Neith
Shay Chosen to Coach Harvard Freshmen Baseball Team
Marty J. Shay noted athlete from 1917 St. Joseph Missouri Western league team is named Harvard freshman baseball coach. The veteran, discharged from the U S S Georgia, previously played shortstop for Chicago Cubs affiliate trials and led Western league shortstops in hitting. He will work under Coach Hugh Duffy and begin duties this afternoon.
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St. Joseph
Shay
Hugh Duffy
Harvard
VU. S. S
Harvard to fence NY Military Academy in Cornwell showdown
Harvard debuts a two day trip with a fencing match against the New York Military Academy in Cornwall New York. Annapolis carries a string of victories and faces a test tomorrow. Crimson lineup includes Captain Eddie Gay Royall Snow and Sam Ordway.
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New York Military Academy
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N. Y
Annapolis
Crimson Battlers
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Royall Snow
Sam Ordway
Estate dispute over Hallett fortune heads to jury
In Superior Civil Court Boston Judge Mc Laughlin hears Mrs. Maxine J. Hardy seek $50,000 claiming half of Daniel FE Hallett's estate. Daniel P Haley testifies the son's estate now about $64,000, largely in railroad stocks, after a 1912 inventory valued at $115,678. The defense rests with a certified copy showing the current total.
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West Newton Street
McLaughlin
Superior Civil Court
Daniel FE. Hallett
Daniel P. Hallett
Boston
Tiff
Hardy
Walsh
Hallett
Nurse Testifies About $50,000 Marriage Pact In Court
Miss Elizabeth J. Douglas said she was summoned to Mrs. Hardy's apartment and told of an agreement to pay $50,000 if she would not insist on a marriage. Daniel E Hallett denied knowing the exact date he learned of the marriage intention as the defendant testified for three hours.
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Daniel P. Hallett
Hardy
Tufts Racquet Men Schedule Key Matches Across May
The Tufts interclass tennis tourney opens April 28 in Medford. The team then faces Harvard in Cambridge on May 29 and plays Worcester Polytech, Dartmouth, Holy Cross, Springfield College, MIT, New York University, Columbia, and CUNY venues through late May and June 17.
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New York
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College of City of New York
Divorce sought after alleged abuse by husband in Brighton
Pearl Tupper Habich of Commonwealth Avenue, Brighton, sought a divorce from Henry J. Habich, an auto driver in the army fire prevention service in France. She testified he struck her with a wet towel and threatened to break her arms during arguments. Judge Hall questioned the motive and noted the testimony.
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Commonwealth Avenue
Brighton
Judge Hall
Henry J. Habich
Fire Prevention Service
Army
France
Mrs. Habich
Husband in France says divorce could be uncontested
Statement from the husband in France claims he is willing the divorce to be heard uncontested yet asserts the wife is entitled to a divorce on the evidence.
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France
Newspaper Ads Boost Presbyterian Drive Success
New York March 27 Newspaper advertising was a chief factor in the success of the Presbyterian church drive for 40,000,000 for church work at home and overseas, in a statement issued tonight by Rev. Dr. Charles Stelzle publicity director of the drive.
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Presbyterian Church
Charles Stelzle
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