Suffragists launch April 7 campaign at Symphony Hall
Mrs. Charles Sumner Bird leads a suffrage campaign with Beatrice Forbes Robertson as principal speaker at Symphony Hall. The effort, organized by the committee on education for citizenship, will tour state cities by automobile and features educators Ellen Pendleton Mary Wooley Sarah Louise Arnold and other notable backers.
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Arles Sumner Bird
Symphony Hall
Rs. Beatrice Forbes Robertson
Prinipal
Committee On
Bird
Ellen F. Pendleton
Wellesley
Mary H. Wooley
Mount Holyoke
Sarah Louise Arnold
William Z. Ripley
Philip Saltonstall
Ralph Adams Cram
True Worthy White
Hermann Bumpus
Frederick Bagley
Anna C. M. Tillinghast
Germans Ousted From Luxemburg Blast Furnace Co
In Luxemburg on March 28 the non German stockholders of the Burbach Eich Dudelange Blast Furnace Company voted to discharge the German managers and run the business without German stockholders. They plan to appoint managers from Luxemburg France and Great Britain once the political situation clears.
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Luxemburg
Burbach- Eich-Dudelange
Dudelange
France
Great Britain
137 Names On Casualty List
The War Department reports 137 names nationwide with 60 mortalities since armistice signing. Most listed are slightly wounded. New England honors 10 men, many from corrections lists. Local casualties include two fatalities and positive notes for some corrected entries.
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War Department
New England
New England Boys on Casualty List
Casualty notices list multiple New England service members with statuses including died of disease, severely wounded, wounded degree unknown, missing, returned to duty, and erroneously reported. Names and addresses span Rhode Island Massachusetts Connecticut Vermont and New Jersey.
Mrs Hardy Loses Bid for $60,000 Estate Claim
Mrs Maxine J Hardy 49-year-old French widow sought about 60000 from Daniel E Hallett estate claiming breach of promise by his son via his father’s alleged payment. Jury returned a verdict for the defendant after three hours of deliberation.
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Maxine J. Hardy
West Newton Street
Daniel E. Hallett
Hallett
Mr. Hallett
Daniel P. Hallett
Boston
Tuilieres
Joseph P. Walsh
Missouri Senate Approves Women Suffrage Bill and Amendment
Jefferson City Mo March 28 The Missouri Senate passed the suffrage bill granting women the right to vote for presidential electors and then approved a resolution submitting to voters a constitutional amendment for woman suffrage in all elections.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Senate
Senate
New Books Mix Views on Socialism Anarchism and Biography
Review highlights Bertrand Russell Proposed Roads to Freedom with its critique of State Socialism and syndicalism, and Voltaire in His Letters translated by Tallentyre. Also noted are Charlotte Brontë 1816 1916 essays, Fighters for Peace studies, and new biographies of Alfred the Great and Isabel of Castile.
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Bertrand Russell
Holt
Germany
William II
Holland
Russell
Karl Marx
Michel Gakunin
Great Britain
Voltaire
Putnam
G. Tallentyre
Frederick the Great
Swift
Rousseau
Horace Walpole
Charlotte Bronte
Dutton
Humphrey Ward
Sidney Lee
G. K. Chesterton
Edmund Gosse
A.son
Richard Garnett
Charlottette
Emily
Bronte
Mary R. Parkman
King Albert
Joffre
Foch
Clemenceau
Lloyd George
Guynemer
Pershing
Maude
Allenby
Victor Emmanuel
Beatty
Wilson
Alfred the Great
Beatrice A. Lees
Isabel of Castile
Irene L. Plunket
Alfred
Spain
Columbus
Ernest Govett
Govett
Raphael
Rembrandt
Velasquez
New Boston Symphony concert features four world premieres
The Boston Symphony Orchestra under Henri Rabaud heard two first time pieces in Boston at Symphony Hall. The orchestral prelude to Faure’s Penelope and Edward Burlingame Hill’s Stevensonia were premiered, based on Stevenson's A Child's Garden of Verses. Harold Bauer performed Beethoven and Berlioz encores closed the program.
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Beethoven
Berlioz
Bauer
Rabaud
Romeo
Mr. Rabaud
Faure
Penelope
Ulysses
Boston
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Henri Rabaud
Symphony Hall
Edward Burligame Hill
Robert Louis Stevenson
Harold Bauer
Capulet
Untitled musical critique on Mr Hill and American composition
The piece praises Mr Hill for his orchestral skill and beguiling product while questioning the under lying value of the ideas. It suggests that broader American study could bring a sharper national school of composition closer to fruition.
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Mr. Hill
Hill
New Hampshire Legislature Approves $30 Soldier Bonus
Concord March 28 The State Legislature met for final adjournment at 5 p m Only a few matters remained to be settled The Senate approved a House bill granting a $30 bonus for all New Hampshire soldiers and workers attached to the military forces Senator Burt S Dearborn of Laconia urged a $55 bonus and criticized spending $40 000 for a new bridge memorial for one man as a memorial for one man early Governor John H Bartlett of Portsmouth backed the measure
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Concord
N. H
Maroh
Senate
New Hampshire
Burt S. Dearborn
Laconia
Portsmouth
Kittery Lridge
Man
John H. Bartlett
Officers Getting Early Discharges
Fortytwo percent of officers on the army lists November eleventh 1918 were discharged by March twentieth the general staff reported. Of 138 434 officers on duty at armistice time 102 473 were in service March second 1920. The Chemical Warfare Service showed the largest cut with eighty eight percent released.
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Washington
General Staff Today
Chemical Warfare
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NEW England Boys
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Yorktown
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