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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1921

Page

9

Men Held For Serious Crime In Municipal Court

In the Municipal Court yesterday Judge Wentworth ordered Henry Solomon of Roxbury held on $5200 bail for a later hearing charged with a serious offence against Edith Wilson of 50 Howard Street. Jacob Nathanson of Weymouth is held on $5000 bail for being an accessory before and after the fact.

Wentworth Henry Solomon Roxbury Edith Wilson Howard Street Jacob Nathanson Weymouth

Bulky Auto Aids Capture Liquor Thief at Union Street

Police nabbed an alleged liquor thief as he tried to flee in a jammed motor car from the rear of the Co. 6. Cheney and Company drug store at 15 Union street. The man, Thomas S. Pain of 90 Broadway Revere, is held for investigation along with two other men labeled suspicious at Hanover street station.

Cheney and Company Drug Store Union Street Thomas S. Pain Broadway Revere Hanover Street Station

Congresswoman rejects maternity bill as federal overreach

Congresswoman denounces the proposed maternity bill saying it encroaches on state powers and creates an undefined federal propaganda center. She questions infant statistics, contrasts them with livestock figures, and accuses proponents of presenting partial truths while forecasting ridicule and persecution.

Miss Robertson Sheppard Texas Representative Towner Iowa Ananias Saphira

Americans Happy After Release by Soviets

Released Americans include Captain Emmett Kilpatrick of Uniontown Alabama William Flick H J La Mare Dr W B Estes of New York X B Kalmatiano of Racine Wisconsin and Russell Pattinger of San Francisco They planned to stay in Reval a few days then travel to Riga sending requests for replies through the Red Cross in Reval Balloved noted for their shaggy beards and fur coats

Russia Xenophon B. Kalmatiano Kilpatrick Dr. Estes Emmett Kilpatrick Uniontown Ala William Flick H. J. la Mare W. B. Estes New York X. B. Kalmatiano Racine Wis Russell Pattinger San Francisco Reval Riga United States Red Cross

Massachusetts Agricultural College President Seeks Board Abolition

President Kenyon L. Butterfield of Massachusetts Agricultural College Amherst urged the Commission on State Administration and Expenditures to abolish the college president and trustees if the State allows an $1800 State House clerk to handle salaries and treatment of professors and instructors at the institution.

Kenyon L. Butterfield Massachusetts Agricultural College At Amherst Commission On State Administration and Expenditures State House

College attacked for state control and funding flaws

The speaker criticized state takeovers and low salaries for faculty at the college. He warned that orders from the State House erode morale and aid, urging local governance to halt disintegration. He noted dairy and farm revenue are taxed away, shrinking the college as crop output rises. He cited $125,000 annual product income and $675,000 net expenditure.

College Crumbling to Pieces

A college official laments the institution crumbling under state control after 15 years of service. He urges returning the college to trustees oversight with a steady annual appropriation funded by a mill tax, a practice common in Western state colleges.

State House West

Typists Aim for 44 Hour Week in Printing Shops

Quebec delegates at the International Typographical Union convention adopt a unanimous resolution to push a forty four hour week for job printing houses and then extend the goal to newspaper plants. The motion follows a heated debate among delegates.

Quebec Que International Typographical Union

Union Decides to Maintain Executive Salaries

The meeting decided that salaries of executive offices should remain at their present figures, defeating a motion to reduce them. The decision preserves current pay levels for top union leadership.

Fireman Frederick Mayman Dies After Illness

Frederick Mayman a Melrose fireman for 20 years died after a four month illness at Massachusetts General Hospital last night.

Frederick Mayman Melrose Fire Department Las Massachusetts General Hospital

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