06 Dec 1921
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1921
Page
1
In a dramatic late session Premier Lloyd George unveiled his last proposal as talks stretched into the night. Sinn Fein agreed with modifications after the long meeting, and the premier submitted the proposition to the cabinet for final endorsement.
Government officials and Dail Eireann representatives reached an agreement whose terms will be submitted for approval by Parliament and the Dail Eireann. The text of the agreement will be made public in London tomorrow.
Dr. Samuel E. Courtney of Boston, expert witness for the defense, testified Miss Gertrude Butler was not attacked by John Dies Benjamin Gomes and Joseph Andrews. Attorney William H. Lewis led the defense as the trial opened, with continuation noted on page 21.
Bridgeport reports Dr Elizabeth L Radom found dead near Fairfield estate of Miss Annie B Jennings. Police uncover new clues but no autopsy action yet. Witnesses describe two men with Dr Radom lying on a couch drinking when death occurred. Investigation continues with no clear cause or suspects disclosed.
The Maine campus notes a joke that if Pauline were a boy she might be named William Jennings Bryan given a 16 to 1 mother to baby ratio. Students at the University of Maine riff on the famous serial The Perils of Pauline, with punning about Pauline’s fate. Continued on Page 3-First Col.
The article argues James M. Curley embodies the idea that opportunity must be seized. It contrasts John James Ingalls's line on fate with Curley's actions, suggesting timely risk leads to success while hesitation invites failure. Continued on Page 11 First Col.
About 5000 ballots cast in the Boston Street Car men's Union annual election as a close race develops for the presidency between incumbent Thomas S. Shine and rival Charles H. Clark. Polls closed at 7 pm with counting to continue into the early morning.
Call for readers to become a Post Santa Claus aiding destitute families. The appeal urges personal contact with needy children, promising joy from bringing sunshine to thousands of deserving youngsters through simple acts of generosity.
Funeral services for Neil McNeil longtime state contractor and former member of the State House Commission and Board of Appeals will be held from his Dorchester home at 59 Stanley Street tomorrow morning. A solemn high mass of requiem will be offered at St. Peter's Church Meeting House Hill at 10 o'clock.
Ex Representative Thomas A. Niland was arrested yesterday afternoon for parading with a banner in front of the Suffolk county courthouse. He carried a sign declaring indict bribe takers and bribe givers who rob us with a ten cent carfare in Pemberton square, drawing a crowd as City Hall Avenue officers intervened.
Forecast indicates fair weather today and tonight with near warm temperatures compared with yesterday. Ridged highs and comfortable conditions are expected as the day progresses.
Timeline entries recall 1917 German raid sinking U S destroyer Jacob Jones and Halifax harbor ammo ship explosion. It cites 1936 Bucharest events, 1917 naval losses, Albania earthquake, and a note on the 66th Congress convening a year ago.
In Concord today the Bedford Centre trolley resumed service after a week off due to the severe ice storm. The Middlesex and Boston Railway line had been tied up since Sunday night, December 5.
Forecasts show Tuesday fair and colder for Boston and vicinity with fresh west and northwest winds. Wednesday remains fair. The Virginia Capes storm moves northeast toward Newfoundland, with high pressure over the Rockies and low over the St Lawrence Valley. light snow reported in the Middle Atlantic region.
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