Vice President Marshall Critiques Prohibition and Constitution
In Richmond on May 13 Vice President Marshall told the Virginia Bar Association that secret Senate votes would not have favored national prohibition. He urged fewer constitutional changes and warned amendments harmed society. Marshall warned of choosing government of law over men and named Gompers and Judge Gary as current public advisors. association supported his presidential nomination.
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Richmond
Marshall
Virginia Bar Association
Senate
Republic
Samuel Gompers
Elbert H. Gary
Association
Mr. Marshall
Wife Sues Mill Girl for 5000 in Essex Court
Miss Mary Quinn from Lowell who worked in a Groveland mill allegedly alienated the affections of George A. Wildes. Mrs Addie F. Wildes of Haverhill sues Miss Quinn for 5000 damages in Essex Superior Court at Salem over the affair.
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Mary Quinn
Lowell
Groveland
George A. Wildes
Haverhill
Addie F. Wildes
Mrs Wildes Alleges Distress From Mr Wildes Affair
Mrs Wildes 40s sues Mr Wildes for separation and mental distress alleging he pursued Miss Quinn since 1919. She previously received separate support in Probate Court and seeks a jury trial. Miss Quinn denies all allegations through counsel W J McDonald of Haverhill.
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Mrs. Wildes
Miss Quinn
Hidden liquor found on board the Cretic after arrival
A systematic search by Deputy Surveyor Moses Mann and customs officials uncovered a considerable quantity of rum brandies and other alcoholic beverages aboard the White Star steamship Cretic hours after it docked from Italy. Liquor was hidden in ventilators and behind room partitions.
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White Star Line
Cretic
Italy
Moses Mann
Latin School Cadets Win At East Armory Drill Exhibition
Fourteen Boston Latin School cadet companies competed for honors in calisthenics and drill at the East Armory annual exhibition for the 2nd Regiment. Company C won first prize and a promotion for Captain Francis S. King, with multiple individual prize winners among junior cadets.
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Boston Latin School
East Armory
Latin School
Francis S. King
Leo Shubow
Schoul Levison
King
Joseph Schneider
George M. Jackson
Benjamin Russman
Robert M. Morrison
Hach
Manual of Arms
Charles S. O'Connor
Boston School Committee
Charles ‘Rothfuchs
Ray ‘Ff. Finnegart
Fred R. Sullivan
Paul V. Myron
Joseph Koldny
Harry M. Sartoris
Joseph Lannigan
Edmund Burke
David Rose
George L. Pierce
H. A. Silverman
George Rupert, Jr
G. H. Manks
Marine Corps
H. D. Cormerais
1Ist
J. Sheehan
320Th Infantry
A. W. Vinal
Sth Infantry
Henry C. Hobbs
BE. S. Dudley
Aviation
Hobbs
Belleau Woods
George B. Benyon
Boston
Charles S. O’connor
C Company
Boston Today Highlights Multiple Charity and Cultural Events
At 10 a.m. a sale of articles made by wounded soldiers takes place at the new Army and Navy Club 10 Park Square. A 3 p.m. Red Cross meeting features James Jackson discussing conditions in Central Europe. An 8:30 p.m. Perkins Institution choir concert occurs in Jordan Hall. City Club hosts a 6 p.m. First Officers Training Camp reunion. Parkman Bandstand hosts Camp Fin Girls drive event at 7 p.m. Home Market Club holds a 24th reception and dinner at the Somerset Hotel. Cyrul Dallin speaks informally at 7:40 p.m. City Women's Club.
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Boston
New Army and Navy Club
Park Square
Jackson
Central
Europe
Choir of
Perkins Institution For the Blind
Jordan Hall
First
Plattsburg
Reunion
City Club
Parkmel
Boston Common
Home Market Club
Somerset Hotel
Cyrul Dallin
City Women's Club
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Thayer McNeil Company
West Street
the Shepard Stores
Georgette
Jersey
Winter Street
Shepard Service
Georgette and Jaffeta
Filene
Filene’s
Bolivia
Pars Children’s
Vilene
Baronet Satina
Filene's
Baronet Satin
Star
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