Was But 50 Years Old and Leader of the Trio
The article notes a 50 year old leader of a trio and questions a plan to stuff and mount the figure. It discusses preservation choices and the public or museum interest in the artifact.
23 Apr 1921
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1921
Page
1
The article notes a 50 year old leader of a trio and questions a plan to stuff and mount the figure. It discusses preservation choices and the public or museum interest in the artifact.
Age Mollie, the Franklin Park zoo’s oldest and best trained of three elephants, died after collapsing in the elephant house yesterday morning. She lay on her left side around two o'clock and six hours later her heart stopped as she struggled to rise. Waddy and Tony, the other two famous elephants, remain as the zoo’s best known residents. Continued on Page 1.
Sensational developments may surface as a fresh probe into the past of Clarence W. Loud, Melrose shoe salesman, is launched. Loud is held without bail on charges connected to the killing of Patrolman James Arthur Preston on the night of April 9 in Wakefield.
Late last night authorities were informed about a line of business. Details are sparse, with no names, places, or outcomes provided in the fragment. Further information is needed to summarize the event accurately.
A clerk's confession led to the arrest of two men alleged as principals in a looting gang in South Boston freight yards. Ryder of East Boston and Durant of Somerville were arrested by police and railroad detectives as they unloaded stolen goods worth over 150 000 dollars, including sugar, tires, wool, shoes, and various merchandise from emptied freight cars.
Patrolman Fred W. Seavey of the Feld's Corner station will retire on half pay after 38 years of service. He is 61 and spent most of his career in the Dorchester district.
The measure advances with no exemption for political refugees or the mayor of Cork and will be in effect for 18 months.
Washington on April 22 reports the House rejected an amendment to admit foreign political refugees and approved the restrictive immigration bill largely as in the prior session, then sent it to the Senate where leaders expect swift passage without delay.
The measure aims to operate over 14 months and cap immigration at 3 percent of each country’s nationals in the United States as of the 1910 census. Three amendments altering provisions were adopted by the House, though it was noted they could be removed later.
At 2 o clock tomorrow morning the new State daylight saving law goes into effect. Clocks and watches should be set ahead one hour to comply. Best to adjust before bedtime and then proceed as usual afterward.
Nearly $10,000 in damage to watering carts tarvia carts snowplows and other city vehicles after a fire in a wooden shed behind the Somerville city stables yesterday afternoon. The cause remains unknown.
The probe at the State House was blocked by the special investigating committee while Lt. Gov. Alvan T. Fuller revealed his own exposure. Former Rep. Frederic F. Clauss testified that no 1918 1919 legislators bought street railway stock but claimed a Governor's council member held a million dollars in Elevated stock with Hayden, Stone & Co.
Inasmuch as the special committee is inquiring into alleged stock transac tion, continued on Page 5-1 at Column.
Experiments discussed at a session of the American Philosophical Society were claimed by scientists to disprove Einstein theory and contradict Newtons law of gravitation. The report appears on Page 5 in the 5th column with continued details.
Ponzi creditors face delays as heavy clerical work prevents full dividend sheets. A 5 percent return may be declared soon by Referee Warner after reviewing the pending payments.
In bright spotlights and camera whirr a Newton bride Miss Gwendoline Ashcroft Handley married Williard Ray Tibbetts of Sandwich New Hampshire last night in Grand Hall Mechanics building with 10 000 wedding guests present.
Through her marriage in this man ner Mrs Tibbetts became the possessor of $500 given by Chester I Campbell, manager of the Home.
Amid a large crowd of men women and children the event unfolded with precise timing from the procession start. The record notes baseball results with American League scores Philadelphia 11 New York 4 Cleveland 8 St Louis 7 Washington Boston Cold Detroit Chicago Rain and National League Brooklyn 4 Boston 2 New York 2 Philadelphia 1 Pittsburgh 6 Cincinnati 1 Chicago St Louis Rain.
Federal agents raid Eddie Guy Guey's apartment at 912 Harrison Avenues and seize morphine and cocaine valued over $2000 along with drug scales. Guey is booked at Lagrange Street station and held on $1000 bond for a commissioner's appearance.
Today marks anniversaries of James Buchanan born 1791 and Zeebrugge raid 1918. It recalls British and French efforts to block channels while German West Africa blockade was declared in 1915. Also notes Amundsen reaching Anadyr on the Bering Sea and Armenia recognized as a republic a year ago.
Forecasts show Saturday showers from Boston to the northern New England coast with Sunday clearing and little temperature change. Strong winds shift from southeast to southwest by Saturday night, with gale potential north of Sandy Hook.
Weather today looks unsettled with periods of rain or drizzle and cooler temperatures. Tonight remains fairly comfortable but not warm as a moderation occurs, bringing a relatively mild evening.
Reported temperatures show daily readings with times and figures. Averages note yesterday at 51 degrees and 28 to 24 range, with last year at 51 and 15 to 24.
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