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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1921

Page

10

Market Review and Outlook Highlights Shift in Bank News

Market review notes a small weekly loss with rails down about three quarters, industrials near two points, and coppers about half a point. It credits the Morgan bank rescue and improving credit conditions, while noting ongoing earnings gains and potential railroad rate reductions amid wage pressures.

M Tle Bank of the Americas Cuba South America Europe Bears New York J. P. Morgan & Co

Dividend Notice for Galveston Houston Electric Co. Preferred

The Galveston Houston Electric Co announces a $3.00 semi annual dividend on preferred stock No. 29 payable Sept 15 to stockholders of record Sept 1 1921. Blane & Webster Inc general manager.

Galveston-Houston Electric Co Blane & Webster, Inc

Adrift Four Days Plunges Doryman Toward Death

Purdy spent four days adrift in a dory near Race Point eight miles from Provincetown. Fog and shifting gales left him without food or drink, surviving on a small sandwich and water until Coast Guard rescue. After two nights at sea he nearly found Race Point but could not land. rescuers reached him ashore at dawn and provided food and warmth.

Purdy Athena Landon Beach Race Point Coast Guard

Sharp Setback to Irish Peace Plan

In a reply to Lloyd George De Valera advocates independence and arbitration for Ulster. He condemns British terms as unacceptable, insisting on Ireland’s right to self determination and warning that imperial control would force continued conflict.

Lloyd George de Valera Ulster Ireland Eamon de Valera Mr. Lloyd George Dall Eireann Great Britain Mr. de Valera Europe

Train Hits Auto Killing Two at City Crossing

A north bound Boston train struck a car at the South avenue grade crossing of the Boston and Maine railroad. The two occupants were killed and the infant’s mother and David Rocheleau, father of the dead boy, were seriously injured.

Boston South Avenue Boston and Maine Railroad David Rocheleau

Victims Injured in Thunderstorm Auto Train Collision

Rocheleau and Mrs Boisvert were in a car near Derry when a train struck the vehicle at a blind crossing. Rocheleau in critical condition at a Manchester hospital. Boisvert with brain concussion and internal injuries. The bell at the crossing and witness statements are under police scrutiny.

Rocheleau Manchester

Ruth Blast Delivers Homer as New York Americans Top Mendels

In an exhibition game at Columbus on Aug 14 the New York Americans defeated the Mendels 16 to . Babe Ruth homered doubled and added two singles while fanning twice in a strong hitting display by the visitors.

Columbus New York Americans Mendels Babe Ruth

Pade Out Signor Pugnory teased for Boston Post Magazine

The note announces that Pade Out Signor Pugnory by Mildred Cram will be printed in full in the forthcoming Boston Sunday Post Magazine.

Pade

Ireland and Britain Seek Peace In Long Negotiations

A letter from Michael Collins and a reply from Lloyd George outline failed talks on Irish self government and the status of Northern Ireland. The exchanges stress keeping Ireland in the British Empire while seeking an honorable peace and mutual rules for unity. The sides demand respect for geographic and historical facts and reject foreign arbitration on north-south questions.

Great Britain Ireland British Empire Canada South Africa Transvaal Republic Orange Free State Great Association of Free Nations Commonwealth Northern Ireland Southern

Ulster Cabinet Backs Conference With London

Ulster leaders confirm acceptance of the British invitation to meet in London while pledging cooperation with Southern Ireland for the country’s interests. Sir James Craig signs a note saying the Ulster cabinet has exhaustively examined the proposals and remains ready to assist when asked again.

Ust Usted Kingdom Ulster Northern Ireland Great Britain Government of Ireland Empire de Valera Government of Belfast Ireland Associated Press James Craig London America

Irish Republicans dispute Smuts letter publication

The Irish Republican Parliament's publicity department said General Smuts' letter to Eamon De Valera was released without De Valera's consent. It argued the letter reflects Smuts' views and not the British proposals, which will be published later. The British prime minister's reply to De Valera's communication was presented this morning.

Dublin Associated Press Irish Republican Parliament General Smuts Eamon de Valera Iri Ireland de Valera Smuts Lloyd George

Hangar to House Capitol Sized Airship in New Jersey

The ZR-2 airship would land in the United States and be housed in a hangar at Lakehurst New Jersey. The Navy Department states the structure would be the largest airship hangar in the world and could shelter the largest rigid airship built or planned.

Washington United News England Capitol Building Lakerhurst N. J Navy Department

James J. Gorman Dies of Sudden Illness in New York

James J. Gorman stage manager for The O'Brien Girl and longtime Cohan employee died suddenly in his Commonwealth Hotel apartment after a three day illness. Friends think loyalty to George M. Cohan in the Actors Equity dispute caused a nervous breakdown contributing to his death.

James J. Gorman

Members' Tourney at Concord Country Club

A members fall tournament will be staged next Saturday afternoon on the Concord Country Club links off the Old Road to Nine-Acre Corner. The exact format will be announced at the hour of the event.

Concord Concord Country Club Nine-Acre Corner

Clergyman and kin seek innocence in Kennedy murder case

The Rev. William A. Burch and Ralph Obenchain arrived from Chicago to aid Arthur C. Burch and Mada lynne Obenchain in a murder indictment linked to the Kennedy shooting. They will be arraigned tomorrow before Superior Judge Reeves.

Los Angeles William A. Burch Ralph Obenchain Chicago Arthur C. Burch Madalynne Obenchain J. B. Kennedy Reeves

Pastor and Son Seek Support After Jail Visit

The Rev. Mr. Burch met with his son's attorney upon arrival, asserting confidence in his son's innocence. Mr. Obenchain obtained permission to speak with his ex-wife at the jail in a private reunion. Later the elder Burch visited the jail, greeting his son and introducing him to fellow inmates before they spoke privately.

Burch Obenchain

President on Auto Journey to Visit Ill Attorney General Wife

President Harding traveled by auto from Washington to Baltimore to visit Mrs. Harry M. Daugherty at Johns Hopkins Hospital. He was accompanied by Mrs. Harding Attorney General Daugherty and Secretary Christian arriving around 6 30 pm and staying about an hour in the Marburg building where she is ill with no public knowledge of the visit.

Baltimore Washington White House Harding Harry M. Daugherty Johns Hopkins Hospital Hardading Daugherty Christian

Argument Turns Violent Over Italy's World Role

An argument over whether Italy should join world nations ended with a shooting. Marc Rabino, 88, of 6 Bedford Street Somerville, was wounded at Gore and Lambert streets East Cambridge. Rabino accuses Angelo Pavio, 24, of 82 Warren Street East Cambridge, of firing the shot. Rabino was taken to Cambridge Relief Hospital in stable condition.

Italy Marc Rabino Bedford Street Somerville Gore and Lambert Streets East Cambridge Angelo Pavio Warren Street Rabino Cambridge Relief Hospital

Tiz promises instant relief for tired feet

The ad invites readers to soak weary feet in a lit bath using Tiz to draw swelling and exudations, stop corn pain, and end torment. It claims feet will feel perfect, shoes no longer tight, and soreness gone, available for a few cents at any drug store.

Vicious dog attack on Quincy girl sparks hunt

Hilda Lendgren daughter of J Lendgren of 21 Farrell street Quincy was bitten by a vicious dog yesterday. She fled stumbled over a wall the dog bit her back. Neighbors beat the animal away and the girl was taken to a doctor where wounds were cauterized. Police seek the dog and have orders to shoot on sight.

Hilda Lendgren J. ¥. Lendgren Farrell Street Quincy

Thought Tony Dead Not So

The body of Antonio Di Marzio, 44, of 27 Water Street in Quincy, was found beside the railroad tracks near Quincy Adams station. Police and Medical Examiner E. Jones arrived, and Di Marzio was taken to Quincy Hospital after a severe head and leg injury. Authorities suspect a fall from a train.

Antonio di Marzio Water Street Quincy Quincy Adams Station E. Jones

Americans to attend Foch birthplace dedication in Pau France

Pau France Aug 14 Associated Press Most of the city welcomed 20 American Legion members en route to Tarbes to lay commemorative slab at the house where Marshal Foch was born and dedicate a monument to American soldiers.

Pau France Associated Press American Legion Tarbes Marshal Foch

Petition Urges Lowell to Buy Gas Company

Four thousand one hundred Lowell citizens sign petition backing city purchase of the Lowell Gas Company. The document was filed with the city clerk and will be presented to the Municipal Council tomorrow for action.

Lowell Lowell Gag Company

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