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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1921
Page
2
At 75 Mrs. Warther Djinivis of 1031 Tremont Street keeps weaving delicate Armenian lace daily. She learned the craft in Europe and now gifts much of her work to friends and charitable bazaars while continuing to create for joy and family.
The jury trying Roy Gardner for the Maricopa mail car robbery could not reach a verdict after seven hours and was discharged. Gardner faces a new trial on an additional attempted Phoenix robbery charge scheduled to begin promptly.
The late Charles Nelson Stearns a pioneer Boston credit man and Harvard class of 1871 member died at his Dorchester home 104 Howard Avenue after a lingering illness. Born in 1849 he hailed from an old Boston family and studied at Brimmer and Boston Latin Schools before Harvard. He counted Senator Henry Cabot Lodge and Bishop William Lawrence as school fellows.
The mayoral contest overshadows council and school committee races. G G A slate candidates Carr Gilbody and Johnston lead in publicity, while Ducey Murphy and Niland campaign across the city with varied endorsements. Lomasney divides his support between School Committee challengers and council hopefuls, granting precincts to several council candidates.
John Lambert Hobson, a leading Haverhill financier and longtime Merrimack National Bank and Haverhill Savings Bank director, died at his home at 8 Maple Avenue at 3 this morning. He was 83, born in Rowley, a Haverhill High School graduate, and grandfather of Arthur L. Hobson Jr., a Harvard football player. He belonged to the North Congregational Church and the Pentucket Club.
Mme Emma Calve was heard by shore audiences via wireless telephone as she sang from the liner Paris 350 miles at sea. The Marconi Company and Westinghouse Newark station conducted the test, showing the voice can travel long distances. Smaller New York stations picked up only fragments. The event marks a milestone in wireless communication development.
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