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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1921
Page
6
Travelers Aid officers report newcomers Italian Greek and Polish immigrants migrate to farming regions in the Middle West. Some secure transport as far as San Francisco.
The Spitz named Teddy becomes central to a dispute in Brockton as two businessmen and a civilian press for ownership, with the court issuing a writ of replevin. Teddy testified in police court as a voluntary witness, but Judge Rowe deferred verdict to another day.
Judge Rowe fined John J Hamm for larceny of a dog then continued the case. Writ of replevin returned Teddy to Michael Pistoni, Brockton barber, amid a comic scene. McIsaac was found not guilty. Teddy’s antics drew laughter in court.
Automobile storage batteries undergo a public test at New England Velie Company in Brookline Avenue with invitations to battery service stations in Boston. A nationwide test occurred in New York last Monday and Tuesday, prompted by the Ray Battery Company of Ypsilanti Michigan using the Electrical Institute and its engineers and equipment.
Senator La Follette charged in the Senate that an Alliance between American and British financiers to aid British shipping interests exists. He cited J P Morgan & Co and associates using directorates to control railroads moving American products aboard British ships. He said the International Merchantile Marine Company, though American in name, is thoroughly British.
William Justin Mann reviews the Pilgrim tercentenary pageant noting its four major epochs 1492 1620 1776 and 1850 and tracing links to American history. He cites Harding on the enduring Pilgrim spirit and the pageant’s vision from Norse landing to Mayflower compact.
United States Secretary of State Hughes wins the opening friendly test of diplomatic wills with Premier Lloyd George. A London cable reports George abandoned his plan for a preliminary tea on Far Eastern affairs in London, signaling a failed tactic compared with Hughes before the Paris peace meet.
To the Editor, the Kansas Industrial Court law is not universally admired in Kansas. Governor Allen portrays it as a success, but leaders of the...
A jury found the Miners Union guilty for striking against Industrial Court offers. The verdict included a note that the jurors believed the Industrial Court law was bad and should be repealed. Alice Stone Blackwell, Chilmark, July 30.
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