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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1921
Page
2
A truckload of children from the Boston Music School Settlement toured Beacon Hill last night singing Christmas carols in front of many friends of the organization. Rain dampened clothing but not spirits as the event began the group’s winter membership drive. The scene remained picturesque as ever.
Minnesota farmers meeting at the state convention of the Farm Bureau Federation discuss reducing the 1922 corn acreage to match demand to avoid price drops and producer losses from this year’s harvest.
Mrs Law describes her movements on the murder day and denies any link to the Kingston Inn crime or Rowland. She says she knew little of Rowland's activities, worked at a Tremont street shop, and faced dismissal after publicity. Rowland’s visit to Milton plumber Murray is said to be for business, not a party.
Citizens are urged to beware false tales about John R Murphy and to vote for the Charlestown man. If a story sounds unlikely, ignore it and proceed to the polls.
Plymouth December 12 a bloodstained handkerchief of fine quality bearing the laundry mark W-192-X was found tonight by Walter Dudley the inn chef. He turned it over to Chief Armstrong of the Plymouth police. The item is cited as one of the most concrete clues in the Edward C. Cardinal homicide.
A four year window for Boston voters invites support for John R. Murphy, urged as the clearly best fit for the mayoral office. The message appeals to citizens to cast ballots and exercise the city’s electoral privilege.
Dudley finds evidence in a storeroom on the inn's second floor while a Marshfield raid yields no contraband at the Webster house. Two men visit Peck's undertaking rooms in North Plymouth seeking the chauffeur's body after Kingston's fatal night, but no body is found at the morgue.
The speaker urges Boston voters to support John R. Murphy for mayor, arguing that his knowledge of municipal government from A to Z makes him best for the city. The message portrays Murphy as capable and aimed at safeguarding the community’s interests.
A sequel to the December 1918 meeting that elected delegates to present the Negro cause at the Versailles Peace Conference began a week of sessions today with William M. Trotter of Boston presiding.
Mr. Trotter announced the purpose of the second congress to draft and present to the Armament Conference a petition demanding recognition of racial equality as a cardinal principle of any world peace policy.
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