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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1922

Page

6

New Bag Features Rich Color Range and Silk Lining

This bag showcases a new material in blue brown beige copper black and taupe. It is lined with colored taffeta silk and includes a framed coin compartment center attached mirror and a colored shelf clasp. Bag 7 inches deep. Unusual value.

Lady's Leather Covered Flask Offers Safety Bayonet Top

Leather covered flask with safety bayonet top. Compact size fits hand or bag. Measures 2 1/4 by 4 inches. glazed moroe leather. Special price until April 12th, value $5.00.

Cross Wedding Stationery Engraving and Card Forms

Ready to mail samples of approved engraving and forms for invitations announcements ceremony reception and at home cards. Low prices match quality materials and workmanship.

Cross Artistic Monogram Dies at Four Dollars

Monogram dies priced at 4.00 including three sketches. Three initials offered. Special price through April 12. Extensive line of imported and domestic stationery available. Easter greeting cards everyday cards dinner favors playing cards fountain pens attractively priced.

Navy Men Warned of Sovietism and Disloyalty

Secretary Denby issued a blunt order to all Navy personnel warning ashore and afloat against Sovietism communism and anarchy. He said no leniency for acts of disloyalty and urged detachments to disentangle from societies promoting ideas contrary to the Constitution and U S government.

Washington Denby Sonnel Uni Ofder United States Haval Naval

Russians Expelled From Genoa Over Security Fears

Genoa clears the area of suspicious Russians amid preparations for the international conference. Monarchists mostly removed or confined. some escorted to the border while others may relocate to Florence or Rome. M Chitcherin and associates receive guards at Rapallo and travel by private rail access. The Polish envoy arrives. Finnish delegation expected. conference palace nears completion.

Nervi Genoa Italy Florence Rome Paul N. Milukoffin Berlin M. Chitcherin Spréna Europe M. Chitchérin Imperial Hotel Rapallo Royal Station Royal Palace

Service Star Legion to Hold Big Bazaar at Vendome

Observance of the fifth anniversary of the United States entering World War I will be held this afternoon at the Vendome Hotel with a fair from 1 to 6 under the Service Star Legion. Proceeds aid disabled veterans with items such as faster gifts household articles cake jams medallions pendants and silk net neckpieces for sale. Mrs A M Katharine L Wright chairs the committee.

United States Vendome Service Star Legion A. M. Katherine L. Wright

Seized yacht Patricia restored to owner in New York

The steam yacht Patricia, seized by prohibition officials for the third time in three months, was restored to owner James Shewan of Brooklyn on telegraphic orders from Prohibition Commissioner Haynes. The vessel and cargo had been seized initially at Monterey California and later at Miami Florida before being brought to New York.

New York Patricia James Shewan Brooklyn Haynes Washington Monterey Calif Daugherty Miami Fla Shewan

Demonstration on Americanization in Worcester Mechanics Hall

The largest Americanization event in the state will be held in Mechanics Hall Worcester on Thursday evening April 6 at 8 o clock. The program is varied and original with Payson Smith Commissioner of Education as principal speaker.

Massachusetts Americanization Department of Education Mechanics Hall Worcester Payson Smith

Senate Rejects Preference Bill In Public Works Vote

Senate votes 15 to 16 to reject a bill granting citizens preference in contractor public works. Senators Hardy Huntington Yore Watertown Holyoke opposed. Clark McDonnell Boston Parkhurst Winchester defended the measure.

Senate Hardy Huntington Yore Watertown Holyoke Benatars Clark McDonnell Boston Parkhurst Winchester

Bronze statue of Booker T. Washington unveiled in Tuskegee

A heroic bronze statue of Booker T. Washington, founder of Tuskegee Institute, was unveiled in Tuskegee with a mixed crowd of white and Black attendees from across the country.

Booker T. Washington Tuskegee Ala Tuskégee Institute

Sailor Severely Wounded Beside Mystic Docks

Reggie Morgan a 17 year old seaman on the steamer W. D. Noyes at Mystic Docks was injured in an early evening altercation when struck on the right arm by an empty bottle. He was removed to Haymarket Relief Hospital with multiple severed tendons.

Reggie Morgan W. D. Noyes Mystic Docks Haymarket

Fragments Describe Injury After Fall

The text notes an arm severed and facial cuts resulting from a fall. No additional context or names are provided to identify the incident, location, or timing.

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