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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1921
Page
4
Concord wins 4 3 over St John’s Catholic Club nine of Cambridge after a dramatic last inning rally in eight innings at the Concord Centre Playground. Delaney starred with bat and glove.
The intersectional tennis tournament staged by the park and recreation department under John A. Lane opens at Franklin Field Monday. About 150 competitors from Boston playgrounds compete in two age groups 15 and under, and 16 to 18. Entries may be phoned or mailed to Mr. Lane at Franklin Field due to high interest.
The plan envisions repealing taxes on ice cream soda and soft drinks and expands exemptions for heads of families. It includes tax shifts on transportation, toilet articles, and beverages, with corporate tax changes rising and new manufacturer levies. Aiming to reduce yearly tax bills by about 555 million dollars, the changes await House caucus approval and final drafting.
The convention lineup named George E. Keegan William Walsh Frank W. Gifford William A. Rossley Harry A. Russell and John Van Waerewyck as vice presidents with votes listed. A plan to open public works was urged, calling state departments to prepare job programs and labor unions to promote municipal actions. Frederick W. Mansfield denied charges in a telegram read at the convention.
Mary Holdowanetz pursued her lover known as Jack Brown who vanished after being discovered living as a man. Caroline, 23, parents say, has worn male attire since childhood and worked in multiple jobs while sending money home to support family.
In a fragmented report, Mary Holdowanetz travels to Monti cello to confront Caroline Sch about a claimed deception and a potential lawsuit over marriage that never occurred. The dialogue hints at past proposals and unresolved tensions.
L. C. Bateman of Lewiston urged Maine Grangers to mobilize against monopolistic control of the state's water powers at the eighth annual New England conference in Pomona. More than 200 representatives attended the two day session as the meeting opened. The note ends with a mention of fashion and the Russian closing on French frocks.
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