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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1921

Page

5

Absent Voting Proposal Advances In Maine Legislature

Augusta April 10 A resolve proposing a constitutional amendment providing for absent voting passed the 80th Legislature as it adjourned. Other measures approved regulate air craft use authorize women jurors Fablin Utilities control jitneys prohibit treating World War veterans as paupers raise non resident fisher men fees boost teachers pensions require signed political ads and ban cruelty to animals in moving pictures. A full time Highway Commission the sanitary wrapping of bread and state water powers storage reservoirs were also approved. Resolutions for a state income tax and a memorial to Congress urging Smith Towner educational bill were defeated.

Augusta Fablin Utilities Commission Highway Commission Congress Smith-Towner

Farm Girl Leads In Black Beauty

Little Jean Paige, a typical Illinois farm girl, wins the principal role in Black Beauty after proving her horse knowledge and riding skill. The Bowdoin Square Theatre screens the film, and her youth on the farm experiencia fuels her success. If Anna Sewell were alive, she’d likely find a new tale in this horse’s Hollywood journey.

Little Jean Paige Illinois Bowdoin Square Theatre Anna Sewell

Boston College Fund Dinner to Feature Women Leaders

The first public event in a 2 million dollar building fund will be a women dominated dinner at Copley Plaza tonight. Cardinal O Connell and Justice Martin Manton will address seven hundred prominent Boston figures. Tickets are sold and a large reception committee leads the event with many archdiocese patrons listed.

Williams Dr. D. A. Williams Company Dept T-1735 P. O. Building East Hampton Conn Hub Copley-Plaza Boston College Copley-Plaza Hotel Campaign Committee Greater Boston Cardinal O’connell Martin T. Manton New York United States Circuit Court of Vermont Connecticut Women’s Division Edwin A. Shuman Francis J. Slattery Vincent P. Roberts Greater Boston Boston College Fund James J. Phelan Boston College Glee Club Archdiocese of Francis B. Slattery Timothy Walsh Charles Maginnis Charles O'Malley Martha Moore Avery William Reilly T. A. Ryan Ernest Adams Maurice Curran Thomas Claxton John Madden William Sullivan Edward Donnelly Daniel Coakley Timothy Coakley Daniel McIsaac James Fox William Charles Mooney Joseph O'Neil James O’brien John Inta Daniel Gallagher T. B. Fitzpatrick John Heyer Edward L. Logan George Dempsey Henry Sigourney Joseph Mennison James Dwight Gerald Blake John T. Bottomley William F. Fitzgerald John T. Fitzgerald William T. A. Fitzgerald Frank Wing William Taff T. J. Falvey John O'Hara Harry Nawn Hugh Nawn Rose Nawn Margaret Donovan Joseph Donovan Mary Hassett Sherine Sullivan Margaret Sheridan Mary McAleer John Lyons John Feeney Dennis Mahoney Mary Bradley John R. Murphy James Doyle William McGaffee William J. Bigley Thomas Hatch John J. Martin E. J. Bradshaw James M.morrison Joseph Flanagan Frederick Quinn James Flynn Mary Skelly Mary Lynch John Bowles Mark Andrews I. A. Ratshesky James Widener Walter Hartstone Winnie Davenport Jean Nutting Oliver Julia Prendergast Connell Ward Stephen O Boston College Fund Campaign

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