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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1921
Page
13
April 14 in Fitchburg a man’s body believed to be David Thi was found in the Notown Reservoir by Fred Silart while boating. The body was discovered with the head wedged under a stump. Lahti reports three children quarrel over measles.
Burglars visited Middlesex Vermont during the night striking the post office Central Vermont railway station and F B Miles store. An automobile party is suspected. Several hundred dollars in cash and goods were taken.
Washington reports several shifts in House support for emergency tariff legislation after the Fordney measure. The debate on the Young bill continues with anti dump ing and foreign exchange provisions as Bourke Cochran warns of hunger lines and Treasury policy risks. Representative Treadway shifts from opposition to support, signaling momentum toward a vote before adjournment.
Edwin Byam of South Chelmsford, a Boston University Liberal Arts graduate, has won a second graduate fellowship funded by the Professor Augustus Howe Buck Educational Fund. He will study in France in 1921 22, sailing July 6 to the Sorbonne or University of Lyons.
The British steamer Trafford Hall reached Mystic docks Charlestown yesterday morning with 82 aboard after a new baby joined the voyage. Helen Atlanta Clarke, born 12 days before the ship’s arrival, is the infant daughter of Mrs Betty Clarke and Dr George H Clarke of Rochester NY. Dr Clarke and their 2 year old James accompanied Mrs Clarke on the voyage. They had spent eight months in Assam where the physician practiced for a time.
Five year old Josephine Ruggi ero, daughter of Patsy and Mrs. Ruggi ero of 29 Conant Street Concord Junction, died at Deaconess Hospital after a brief illness from a deep gash in the abdomen. The injury likely resulted from a fall on a sharp object or a sharp stick during play.
The Lincoln A A in Bethesda Hall tonight features a beauty contest to crown Miss South Boston. An exhibition dance by Coly Chugherty and Mary Kane follows with Benoist's Orchestra providing music. The committee includes James O'Brien, Eddie Burke, Eddie Knox, Jed Murray, Francis Foley, Timothy Mullen, Joe Madden, Frank Hamilton and W. Joseph Dwyer.
Nine people have died from the Melissa tornado with the city hospital overwhelmed by injured. Private homes are caring for additional victims as relief efforts continue.
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