Police Admit They Do Not Know Louds Case
Police say they do not know the companion of Loud in a case with 40 witnesses to be called before the grand jury. A claim is made that a woman is not needed in their case.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1921
Page
1
Mystery in Wakefield murder stirs intrigue over unidentified woman
Jury notes a strange shift as authorities show more focus on a supposed mystery man than on the unidentified woman in the eight day Wakefield case. Patrolman James Arthur Preston was killed on the night of April 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
James Arthur Preston
Russia Not in Position for Trade Says Hughes
Secretary Hughes tells AFL president Samuel Gompers that no resumption of U.S.-Russia relations is likely while the Soviet political and economic system remains. He notes Russia has little to export that the United States needs and lacks money or credit to buy U.S. products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hughes
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Russia
United States
Fire Destroys Scenic Temple in Cambridge Street Fire
A late night blaze at the Old Scenic Temple on Temple and Austin streets in Cambridge gutted the building. The fire displaced 35 families and threatened the Prospect block. Three firefighters were injured before the flames were controlled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Temple and
Austin Streets
Prospect Block
Temple
Secretary of State Responds to Propaganda About Resumption
The secretary corrects statements described as propaganda that argue for resuming relations. The reply clarifies policy positions and counters claims about potential actions and timelines.
Cardinals' Successor Considered for Baltimore See
Vatican reports name Archbishop John Joseph Glennon of St. Louis as likely to succeed the late Cardinal Gibbons as Baltimore archbishop. Also mentioned is Bishop Russell of Charleston, D C, as another possible successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Vatican
John Joseph Glennon
St. Louis
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Glennon
Russell
Charleston
D. C
Fire Discovered by Officer Sparks Early Alarm
A police officer spotted the blaze shortly after 10 o clock prompting an alarm. Fire crews arrived soon after and fought the flames as a second alarm followed minutes later.
Storm Widespread Death Toll Across Six States
Reports from Texas Arkansas Mississippi and Alabama show 97 deaths with 2 percent seriously injured and nearly 30 lightly injured. Property damage runs into millions as relief teams expect higher tolls from isolated areas. Arkansas reports 71 injuries. Georgia and Tennessee have no deaths so far.
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Memphis
Tenn
Texas
Arkansas
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Tennessee
Rubens Painting Found in Oklahoma City Area
TUSSA Okla April 17 A painting believed to be Rubens Descent From the Cross was said to be found in the possession of R L Bolin of Tulsa an apprentice tool dresser recently of the A E F mounted police Bolin brought the painting here with two others bought for a song in Baure Germany while serving abroad Bolin claimed the work disappeared from a Belgium cathedral during the German invasion and had been sought for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tussa
Okla
Rubens
Belgium
R. L. Bolin
Tulsa
A. E. F. Mounted Police
Baure
Germany
Italian Ambassador Ricci Honored by Boston Officials
Italian ambassador Vittorio Rolandi Ricci was welcomed by Mayor Peters and city representatives in Boston yesterday. Ricci responded by toasting the alliance of Italy and the United States during the official city reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Vittorio. Ricci
United States
Vittorio Rolandi-Ricci
Italy
Peters
John Daniel the Gorilla Dies in New York
John Daniel, the United States' only captive gorilla, died of pneumonia today in his Madison Square Garden private room while appearing with a circus. Doctors tried hot drinks hot cloths and quinine but to no avail. Climate in America is blamed for gorilla deaths. Bronx Zoo recently lost another animal to the same illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Daniel
United States
Madison Square Garden
America
Bronx Park
Jackie Coogan Stricken at Biltmore Hotel
The Kid Jackie Coogan is ill at the Biltmore Hotel. He endures strong medicine daily and vows to recover in a few days. He clutches a balls with Babe Ruth’s signature as he weakly fingers its seams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Kid
Biltmore Hotel
Jackie Coogan
Babe Ruth
Charlie Chaplin
New York
United News
John Coogan
Jackie
Babe
Jackie Coogan Ill With Acute Bronchitis At Biltmore
Jackie Coogan lies seriously ill with acute bronchitis at the Biltmore hotel where friends and fans ask about him. Dr. Jesse Helman says Coogan’s condition is improved but crisis could come tomorrow and recovery is possible if no complications arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Coogan
Biltmore
Kid
New York
Charlie Chaplin
Jackie
Jesse Helman
Baseball scores and postponements from National and American leagues
The record shows the National League results with Boston defeating Brooklyn 4 to 2 while Pittsburg Chicago game was postponed due to cold. In the American League New York beat Boston 4 to 0 and Washington defeated Philadelphia 3 to 1. Other games Cleveland Detroit and Chicago St. Louis were postponed by snow or weather.
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Boston
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Cleveland-Detroit
Chicago-St. Louis
Fire partially destroys Dorchester dwelling injures firefighter
A three story wooden house at 26 Baird Street Dorchester burned late last night trapping three families outside. Two firemen were overcome by smoke and one injured by flying glass as ladders and crews battled flames that rose from the first to the third floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baird Street
Dorchester
Maurice Berkman
M. W. Chait
Charles Shapiro
Bessie Herson
Fannie Fisher
James FE
Good
James J. Marks
Ladder 23
Gibbons
T. J. Cavanaugh
Railway wage cut drive to start before labor board
Chicago April 17 The Associated Press reports nearly 100 railway carriers plan a wage reduction campaign beginning tomorrow before the Railroad Labor Board. Roads seek cuts for unskilled workers and several seek blanket reductions for all employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Associated Press
United States Railroad Labor Board
Harrigan Leads as Candidate for A A R L R Presidency
Chicago hosts the first convention of the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic with John F. Harrigan of Worcester leading Western delegates and his state delegation. He seeks to succeed Edward L. Doheny as president amid an impressive array of notable attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John F. Harrigan
Worcester
American Association For the Recognition of the
Edward L. Doheny
Los Angeles
Leaders rise as Walsh Doheny Harrigan top convention contenders
Three men stand out as potential presidents Frank P Walsh of New York joins Doheny and Harrigan with several others not likely to pass the preliminary round. A tense night precedes the two day Medinah Temple convention as five thousand delegates gather from across the United States representing about half a million association members ready for a pivotal event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Walsh
New York
Doheny
Harrigan
Medinah Temple
United States
Soft coal plentiful now says National Coal Association
The National Coal Association reports ample soft coal supply and adequate railcar capacity. It urges buyers to secure coal early in spring and summer to avoid winter price spikes and delays, noting past shortages stemmed from inefficient railroad facilities rather than strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Coal Association of
Washington, D. C
Mayflower Officially Recognized as Fishing Vessel
Halifax April 17 A statement by H R Silver of Halifax chairman of the international fishermen race committee declares the American schooner Mayflower officially recognized as a bonafide fishing vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
H. R. Silver
International Fishermen’s Race Committee
Report on Mayflower inspection and defender eligibility
The trustees released a statement after W J Roue and Howard Lawrence reported on their Essex Mass visit to inspect the Mayflower. They said there is no material difference in its construction versus other US fishing vessels and eligibility depends on the United States elimination race committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Roue
Howard Lawrence
Essex
Mass
United States
Halifax
Plan Big Hotels as War Memorial to Women
The League of American Pen Women announced plans to construct hotels for women in New York and Washington as war memorials. Each building would cost about 5 million dollars, aimed at honoring women's wartime service and contributions to humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
League of American Pen Women
Mystery man linked to state and town investigators
A mystery man is described as having ties to both state and town investigators. Details on his identity and role remain unclear, with authorities seeking more information to establish his connection to ongoing inquiries.
Notable Events and Anniversaries Highlighted
The page notes Paul Revere’s ride of 1775, the 1906 San Francisco earthquake, and the 1915 loss of British submarine E-15 in the Dardanelles. It recalls a year ago when French troops left Frankfurt and mentions a historic blizzard spanning Montana Idaho Utah Colorado and Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Revere
San Francisco
Dardanelles
Frankfort
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Colorado
Wyoming
Boston Area Weather Forecast Clearing Monday Warmer By Tuesday
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for clearing Monday with little temperature change. Tuesday looks fair and warmer with moderate north to west winds. Advisory and storm warnings extend along the Atlantic coast from Cape Hatteras to Boston as a low central storm moves northeast. Strong winds and gales are expected from Sandy Hook to Hatteras and along the New England coast Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Vicinity
Washington
New England
Cape Hatteras
New York
Bridgeport
Mississippi River
New England Cos
Atlantic
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Unsettled Morning Forecast Turns Fairer Day Ahead
After an unsettled morning the outlook is for improving weather with a fair day and night. Expect a slight warming compared with yesterday.
Temperature Readings From Thompson's Spa Yesterday
Yesterday's temperature readings compiled by Thompson's Spa show multiple measurements with values around 40s and 50s at different times of the day. The record notes an average temperature of 47 with a range between 19 and 24 on another scale.
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Thompson
Miiacccess
App
Esses
Massassee Et Oe de Kcees
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