Court names ref to hear Wayland incompetence claim
Supreme Court Justice Guy named Thomas F. Keough to take testimony on Chanler N. Wayland's alleged incompetence. Wayland, 86, of Stonington Conn., was committed to Bellevue for observation after his son John E. Wayland petitioned for a hearing before the 10 day probationary period. The judge also barred disposal of Wayland’s property pending outcome.
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New York
Supreme Court
Guy Today
Thomas F. Keough
Chanler N. Wayland
Stonington
Guy
Mr. Wayland
British Steamer City of Benares Reaches East Boston
After a 14 day battle with terrific storms the British steamship City of Benares arrived at Pier 2 East Boston from Calcutta and Port Said with 2 passengers and a rich cargo. The crew reported two heavy poundings but no serious damage and all aboard are grateful the voyage is over.
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Benares
Calcutta
Port Said
Pier 2
East
Boston
Danderine Claim Highlights Hair Restoration Powers
The advertisement touts Danderine at 5 cents per bottle from any drug store claiming immediate removal of dandruff and hair loss. It promises hair regrowth with brighter color and added vigor after one application, presenting a strong consumer claim in a period sales tone.
Trustees blamed for Christian Science suit and resignations
Clifford P. Smith on the First Church of Christ Scientist committee blames the Christian Science Publishing Society trustees for a new suit. The action seeks resignations and release from responsibility as the Supreme Judicial Court reviews inventories and accounts.
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Clifford P. Smith
Committee On Publication
First Church of Christ
Scientist
The
Christian Science Publishing Society
Supreme Judicial Court
Smith
Bates
Whipple
Mr. Withington
Landlady Seeks Court Order to Halt Liquor Sales
Minnie Freedman of Cambridge files a bill in Suffolk Superior Court to enjoin Jennie Rutman of Boston from selling alcohol at 38 Northampton Street Roxbury. The property owner alleges liquor is dispensed in the grocery store leased on May 12 1921 for three years at 20 dollars monthly.
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Jennie Rutman
Boston
Suffolk Superior Court
Minnie Freedman
Cambridge
Northampton Street
Roxbury
Four Army Aviators Die in Plane Collision at Lawton
Four Army aviators including two officers and two privates were killed when two aircraft collided at about 2 000 feet and crashed near Fort Sill Oklahoma during combat duty drills.
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Lawton
Okla
Post Field
Fort Stl
Spanish Troops Advance in Morocco Occupy Several Towns
Madrid dispatch reports Spanish forces in Morocco have occupied Uxian Giaul and Taurilarit and push toward Tarishanet per an official communication issued today confirming continued advances.
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Madrid
Morocco
Uxian
Giaul
Taurilarit
Tarishanet
Resolutions of Thanks From New York Christian Scientists
John B. Tillotson signs a grateful note on behalf of the Boards of Trustees of twenty two Christian Science Churches of Greater New York. The conference praises Mary Baker Eddy and the Manual, honors The Mother Church leadership, commends Massachusetts laws in the case, thanks Boston counsel, and asks The Boston Post to publish. Dated November 29 1921 in New York City.
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Western Union
Christian Science Churches
Greater New York
First Church of Christ, Scientist
New York City
Boards of Trustees
Christian Science Churches of
Mary Baker
Eddy
Christian Science Bard of Directors
Mary Baker Eddy
Massachusetts
Pulpit & Press
Boston
Boston Post
Christian Science
John B. Tillotson
State Refuses Defence Offer in Arbuckle Trial
In San Francisco on November 30 the prosecution closed its rebuttal testimony in the Roscoe C. Arbuckle manslaughter trial. It reserved the right to call two physicians and to introduce more evidence. The defense rested its sur-rebuttal at 3:40 p.m. and reserved the right to answer further testimony. The defense offered to submit the case to the jury without argument, but the prosecution refused.
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San Francisco
Roscoe C. Arbuckle
Curtis Denies Tying School Committee Bid to Mayor Race
Frances G Curtis repudiates Charles S Baxter claim that her reelection bid for the Boston school committee is linked to his mayoral campaign. She says the impression is false and unfounded and regrets it.
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Frances G. Curtis
Charles S. Baxter
Boston
Business near normalcy seen in November nationwide
The Federal Reserve Board reports continued progress toward normal conditions across the country during November, though the pace slowed slightly compared with the prior two months, in its monthly business and financial review.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Europe
Board reports gradual but uneven return to normal trade
The board says overall business improves slowly with no sharp expansion. Demand peaked, cotton prices and staple costs create uncertainty. freight rate cuts unsettle prices and slow industry in key sectors. Export trade stays strong abroad. farming areas feel reduced demand for goods. retail activity rises and prices stay stable while unemployment edges down.
Last Dates for Foreign Mail to reach Europe before Christmas
Postmaster Roland M. Baker announced a schedule of latest mailing dates to ensure delivery before Christmas. France packages may depart by Dec 13 for timely arrival. England Ireland Scotland and Wales by Dec 12. List includes Austria Azores Belgium and more.
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Roland M. Baker
Europe
France
England
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
Germany
Gibraltar
Dee
Hungary
Terete
Treland
Italy
Portier Rity
Jugo-Slovakia
Lativa
Lithuania
Luxemburg
Netherlands
Norway
Poland
Portugal
Spain
Sweden
Newfoundland
Boston
A Business Love Story by J George Frederick
A humorous tale titled I Love You Exclamation Point follows a romance set against a rigid business backdrop. Written by J George Frederick for the Boston Sunday Post Magazine, the work blends wit with corporate world detail.
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J. George Frederick
Boston Sunday Post
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