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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1921
Page
5
Boston fashion observer Mrs. Cora Chandler argues corsets never left style, praising modern designs that enhance natural lines with flexible support. She notes low soft corsets suit many figures, while tight tailor-mades bring a defined waist as women reclaim corsets this fall.
Motorcycle Officer Harry Mazzi of Malden police halted a wagon procession through Cross Street. Four Melrose men claimed they bought four pint bottles of moonshine. Three partygoers were speechless or unconscious. one rider slumped atop the horse. The wagon and riders were taken to the Malden police station.
Tom Mix, a top screen star, is adored by fans at Bowdoin Square Theatre where he shows off his horse skills. He longs to try aviation stunts but film contracts limit him. fans may see him perform piloting maneuvers in future thrillers.
William Tucker of Boston and his helper William Barry of Revere were hurled through the windshield when their Turner Centre Creamery truck skidded and struck an electric pole at Surrey and Essex streets in Malden. The pole snapped three feet from the ground and the truck was wrecked.
John J. Byrne of South Boston will serve as law secretary to Chief Justice William Howard Taft. He has held the same post under Chief Justice White since 1918 and recently visited Boston, where friends hosted a farewell banquet before he began his duties with Taft.
Edward J. McQuillan 25, Francis B. Kelley 22, and John P. Murphy 19, all of Cambridge, were arrested by Cambridge police for larceny of an automobile owned by George L. Strekly. Strekly saw them steal the car on Massachusetts Avenue, chased them with officers, and the trio was captured at the Charles River esplanade and booked at Central Square station.
Edward McEachern 16 of Dean Street Stoneham treated at Malden Hospital for a deep knee cut after the delivery truck he drove owned by Caldwell Furniture of Stoneham skidded into an electric light pole opposite 81 Broadway Malden. Police found he had no license and he will be summoned to court today.
Medway held a military funeral for John F Connolly a World War I veteran killed in the Argonne October 9 while with B Company 47th Infantry Fourth Division at St Josephs Church. Veterans of three wars attended the service this afternoon at St Josephs Church.
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