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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1921
Page
4
President Harding submits an annual budget totaling 3,801,113.69 dollars for the 12 months starting July 1 1922, higher than the current 17 month appropriation of 3,771,000 plus. The new budget, routed through a federal bureau, cites prior department cuts totaling 122,806,310 dollars after review.
William Branan nineteen was held on a third degree assault charge with one thousand dollar bail after his wife Fredia accused him of beating their seven month old son William Jr. The mother testified the infant showed scratches and bruises and Branan allegedly beat the baby for about a half hour and threw him on the bed.
Miss Frances G. Curtis addressed the Francis Parkman Parents Association at Francis Parkman School Forest Hills claiming Boston schools gained prestige under late Superintendent Frank Thompson and that Burke will continue Thompson's ideas. She argued for a woman on the board to reflect teachers and mothers' views, noting her nine years on the committee and the value of that experience over teaching.
Mayor Peters appointed Philip E. Conroy of 73 Baxter Street South Boston as clerk in the Health Department at a salary of 1100 dollars per year to take effect December 9.
Benjamin B. Gilman aged 60 of 518 Salem street died at his home after a prolonged illness. A county commissioner and leading local figure, he had been bedbound for 10 weeks. He was a 3rd degree Mason and member of Haverhill Masonic bodies Shriners and the Knights of Birmingham of Rochester New Hampshire.
Washington December 5 Brigadier General C G Treat's request for retirement from active service was granted by the War Department effective April 27 1922.
Washington announces American consulates have opened in Munich and Hamburg. Ellis Loring Diesel, Charge D Affaires in Berlin, says these posts are the first of several to be installed in Germany as soon as possible.
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