Arthur Thompson Elected Commander in New Hampshire G A R
Arthur Thompson of Warner was today elected commander of the New Hampshire department Grand Army of the Republic in Concord New Hampshire.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1921
Page
18
Arthur Thompson of Warner was today elected commander of the New Hampshire department Grand Army of the Republic in Concord New Hampshire.
An advertisement promises Othine clear freckles with a money back guarantee if no removal occurs. It urges Miss Freckle-Face to buy an ounce of cable strength from any druggist and try a few applications for a free trial.
Washington April 7 It is doubtful if the exact terms of the ruling on beer for medicinal use will be decided until internal revenue appointments are made. The city forces seek to restrict beer flows while viewing the attorney general's decision as a step to restore beer and light wines. A return to normalcy is hinted to alter hot dogs in taste.
Dr. Paul Carson of 187 Peterborough Street was named temporary medical inspector in the city health department at 1400 dollars yearly to cover a smallpox emergency. Josephine Sullivan of 696 Huntington Avenue was also appointed temporary nurse in the same department to assist during the outbreak.
The dancer Marie Hall ends her engagement amid a rumored romance with broker Bob Young. She announced departure and sent wedding march cards reading April Fool, while remaining with the Honey Dew troupe and continuing to perform despite rival changes.
The United Spanish War Veterans will hold their 23d annual State encampment in Gloucester on April 17 to 19, 1921. Massachusetts leaders including William M. Hogan and a large campaign committee push Hogan for junior vice commander amid strong statewide support.
In Lucerne on April 7 former Emperor Charles I of Austria Hungary and Empress Zita reside in the suite once used by Constantine and Sophie of Greece while in exile. Swiss authorities allow their return only if he shuns intrigues and propaganda and bans giving interviews.
A villa will be chosen within the canton of Lucerne for the family’s residence after departure from the canton. The move marks a relocation to a preferred estate within local borders.
Senator Hitchcock returns to Washington after a month absence and asserts the Harding administration will be compelled to adopt some form of world cooperation in the wake of ratification battles over the Versailles treaty and the League of Nations.
The Boston University School of Religious Education marked its third year with a convocation in Wesleyan Hall and a banquet at the Westminster Hotel. Students wore academic attire and processed from 607 Boylston Street to the hall as faculty toasted the school.
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