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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1921
Page
10
Daniel Lucey of 2 High Street is summoned to appear in Central District Court tomorrow to answer charges of publishing a paper manifestly tending to corrupt youth. The Worcester Limited issued two issues, one last Saturday and another the prior Saturday.
In London Aug 2 United News reports Austen Chamberlain refused to disclose any details of Irish negotiations in the House of Commons for Lloyd George. sources say Lloyd George and De Valera exchange sealed despatches via a confidential messenger. The Dail cabinet reportedly agrees to a general acceptance but seeks enlargements Britain may grant.
The 89th international supreme convention of the Knights of Columbus opened in San Francisco with a parade ending at Mission Dolores where the pontifical blessing was given. Receptions followed before the first business session. Supreme Knight James A. Flaherty sent condolences to Enrico Caruso's widow noting the singer praised the Knights' work.
Melvin Hicks of Dorchester was sentenced to two months in the house of correction for attempted larceny from a coin box at St. Joseph's Church Roxbury last week. The sentence was suspended and Hicks placed on probation by Judge Hayden.
Detroit Aug. 2 Henry Ford may produce aluminum at River Rouge soon. Engineers and metallurgists have studied a plan to turn aluminum compounds from clay near his blast furnaces into metal at low cost.
Ford metallurgists forecast a metal making breakthrough that could cut aluminum costs to 5 to 7 cents a pound and enable lighter, cheaper cars. The plan uses a chemical process not needing bauxite or high electricity, with potential plant trials at River Rouge and Muscle Shoals pending government talks.
Georges Carpenter says in the Daily Mail he has not arranged a U S fight with Tom Gibbons or any other contest and it is unlikely he will be seen in the ring in the United States again.
Thirteen year old Helen Arnold of Bau dette Minnesota rescued Mrs Ray Flynn from drowning in Four Mile Bay near the city marking her third rescue this year The act highlights a young local hero and ongoing efforts to prevent water accidents in the area.
Governor Cox says authorities have evidence a run on the Boston Five Cents Savings Bank was planned to start on a set date and hour. He spoke after a State House conference with Mayor Peters and banking officials and pledged the bank will pay every deposit and not invoke the 90 day clause.
Dr Sumner B Remick resident physician and superintendent of the Sassaquin Sanatorium New Bedford to assume director of the division of tuberculosis sanatoria left by the late Dr Gallivan Confirmation by the Governors Council. He was appointed yesterday by Health Commissioner Kelley. Remick 34 a tuberculosis expert graduated Tufts 1912 and has served at Rutland Sanatorium besides New Bedford.
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