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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1921
Page
3
In a dramatic move, James M Curley gains the field after Pelletier withdraws amid arbitration at Parker House. Enwright appoints arbiter, Curley claims stronger vote footing, while Pelletier supporters scatter and some shift to O Conn or Murphy.
Donald B. MacMillan reports the Bowdoin entered Hudson Bay on August 19 with six crew. They hoped to pass Fury Hecla Strait in about ten days and head for winter quarters on the western Baffin Land coast, weathering icebergs and magnetic interference.
Prof. Leo Wiener of Harvard speaks on What About Russia as a chorus of Russian men from Newton Upper Falls sings folk songs including the Volga. The event is part of a series of disarmament services at Trinity Church Newton Centre tomorrow night.
Several hundred English High School students conducted a snake dance yesterday through the city streets celebrating a Thursday football victory over Commerce High that won the city championship. The downtown marchers disrupted traffic and challenged police before reforming and continuing the triumph.
The city faces a key rally as Murphy accuses opponents of letting a non resident pick the mayoral candidate. Pelletier allies plan a Curley rally at Symphony Hall to urge support for the former mayor, signaling a sharp party split in Boston politics.
A Plymouth woolen manufacturer, Edward Mabbett, seeks custody of his 1-year-old son from his wife Mrs Ruth Hauthaway Mabbett, amid bitter cross libel claims and alleged cruelty. The case features W Earl Hill as co respondent and a push for higher alimony and substantial counsel fees.
Roscoe C. Arbuckle faces trial for manslaughter over the death of actress Virginia Rappe after an alleged injury at a party in his Hotel St. Francis room on September 5. The jury retired at 4:15 p m today to consider the case.
Former Mayor James Curley will address newspaper row workers during lunch at News paper Row. Earlier he will speak at Franklin Industrial School Hall 41 Berkeley Street and at the Ward room Columbia Road and Bird Street Dorchester.
Contestants competed in a revival of 19th century spell downs at Colby College gym. The event showcased participants running out of several athletic contests, highlighting the unusual blend of spelling and competition.
The Colby event drew 600 contestants as Captain Clyde T. Russell won after two hours. Miss Clara Wightman missed syndicate while Captain Russell’s mis-spelled scarlatina ended the final round.
Dublin reports the Irish Bulletin says Ireland does not want war and will resist if liberties are attacked. It notes passive resistance first and active resistance if needed, but emphasizes they will not surrender their right to freedom.
A devout young woman misreads Psalms while asked to spell it. A scholarly student argues over licentious. A bashful girl rejects culture when facing Effulgence. A pupil steps back in protest as others stumble on terms like anonymous apoplectic and acknowledgment, likened to a plague.
Clarence Taylor of Norwich, an electrician for the Connecticut Power Company, was badly burned when he touched a 3300 volt transmission line at the Uncasville station. He was taken to Backus Hospital in serious condition.
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