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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1921
Page
25
A cluttered market note reviews varied bond quotes and par values across industries and regions. Mentions of corporate issues include Erie, U S Rubber, and Norfolk Southern style issuances with mixed yields and scarce clear direction.
A brief notice reports a German acknowledgment of the British fleet’s effectiveness and naval prowess. The comment appears in an advertisement context, attributing praise to German sources in a wartime era public notice.
Commander von Hase recounts a surprising camaraderie between British and German naval officers before World War I and offers a nuanced Jutland account. He argues Jellicoe avoided total destruction, notes British losses from magazine explosions, and cites American naval superiority as a future risk.
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Michael Montague, famed as Lexington's oldest male resident and bearer of the Boston Post cane, reached his third birthday yesterday amid local celebration in Lexington.
Officials invite miners leaders to a fresh conference while the government prepares a national response. The union demands temporary wage adjustments and vows to coordinate with rail workers as Hyde Park and other parks are turned into military depots to secure food and transport during potential a strike.
A report notes Judge Landis is slated to throw the ball at the first game, signaling the start of a baseball event. The article mentions a controversial player involved and frames the opening as a ceremonial start.
Five men were rescued from a capsized schooner about one mile off Scotland light vessel near Ambrose Channel New York. The vessel was reported as Amos Briggs though Loyd’s records show Amos Pegs of New York at 68 tons. The Gresham coast guard cutter was sent to the wreck as lights faded.
Otto Holm, 33 years old, of 361 Elm Street Fitchburg, crashes on a hillside curve when his motorcycle loses control. He suffers a crushed skull and dies instantly. David Seeley of Orange Mass. rides in the other car with minor injuries and is later arrested for drunkenness.
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