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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1921
Page
11
A proposed amendment by Senator Harris of Georgia would ban immigration for five years. It declares unlawful for any alien to enter from any foreign port or place or to remain in the United States during the period.
A nostalgic ad touts Tiz foot bath claiming instant relief from corns callouses and bunions. It promises feet feel light and shoes fit smaller, urging readers to buy at drug or department stores for immediate comfort.
Women nurse club members from Philomathela Dorchester Catholic Guild St Catherine's and Notre Dame Alumnae organize a Friday meeting at Boston College High School to plan a fundraising drive. Cardinal O'Connell Rev William Devlin will speak. A concert May 8 at Boston Arena features Victor Herbert Fritzi Scheff Tom Burke and others to launch the One Dollar campaign aiming to raise over 200000 toward a 2000000 goal between May 2 and May 9.
Antoni Kandratink aged 37 of 249 Charles street beat his wife over the head with a hatchet last evening. He turned himself in to the police announcing he had been discharged from Concord State Hospital for the Insane a week earlier.
Police found the wife of a prostrate man dead in her bedroom with a skull fracture. Neighbors reported a loud dispute around 6 pm followed by a scuffle and a bang. The husband surrendered on Charles street claiming he killed his wife and was detained. she died at Haymarket Relief Station.
Irving Sykes Jr a 60 pound High School ROTC recruit in New Bedford weighs less than regulation gear and stands 62 inches tall, three inches taller than his rifle. He leads as class president and aims to train at Camp Devens this summer. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Sykes of 1028 Pleasant Street.
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