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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1921
Page
12
Practically all work in Morocco is performed by women across sectors including agriculture crafts and services highlighting gendered labor patterns and economic roles in daily life and production.
London December 13 Fritz Kreisler the noted violinist has declined the Austrian post of minister to Washington citing a US tour contract that would breach obligations and block his diplomatic start. He said he treasures his artistic future more than diplomatic laurels.
Creighton W. Parker age 67 of 28 Lowell Street Lynn died suddenly at work at General Electric Company River Works plant. Heart trouble listed as the cause.
Two more men were arrested and a car-load of liquor seized in East Highgate as customs and police raid border roads from Canada. Setigny and DevauSol of Rhode Island were captured with 300 quarts of liquor. two other cars pursued toward Sheldon Springs before returning to the Dominion.
Professor Harry Wolfson of Harvard University gave the lecture at the bi monthly College Club gathering held at Temple Israel, addressing Semitic studies and related topics.
Charles W. Morse, millionaire ship operator, rejects government allegations as nebulous and false. He plans to return to New York, awaiting grand jury action before trial, and remains free on a $50,000 bond after pleading not guilty to conspiracy to defraud the United States.
In the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals monthly report President Francis H. Rowley announced the annual Horses Christmas Tree will be held in Post Office Square on Saturday December 24.
Boston & Albany Railroad provides additional trains to accommodate Wellesley College students leaving for Christmas holidays, offering expanded service during the holiday travel period.
A 13 year old William Ashton of 68 Sherwood street suffered a fractured right leg when his sled overturned near the Charles Sumner School on Ashland street. Nearby 4 year old William Sullivan of 15 Falkland Terrace Brighton was injured after sliding into a car driven by Albert A. Jones of 34 Brooksdale street. Jones stopped but the boy struck the vehicle, sustaining a deep cut above the right eye and hip contusions.
Willam W. Baker a 41 year old chief boatswain’s mate aboard the U S S Meredith is in Chelsea Naval Hospital with bichloride or mercury poisoning. He became ill after taking bichloride tablets at 177 Broadway Everett while visiting friends yesterday afternoon and was attended by Sr Harris Bass of Everett.
The report states Baker was rushed to the Naval Hospital where doctors expect a full recovery. The incident prompted medical attention and ongoing monitoring.
The jury in the Flora A. Trowbridge will contest reported a disagreement and was dismissed by Judge Hall. The Franklin resident died May 27 leaving about 100000 to George Abelacker, former superintendent of a piano factory owned by her husband. The brother and his family from Chicago challenged the will claiming unsound mind and undue influence.
Kingsbury and Mrs Aileen Jones of Chicago helped shape the contest. The jury foreman reported the jury found Mrs Trowbridge of sound mind at the time of the will, with disagreement over a second issue. Judge Hall called the foreman to sign the verdict and Attorney Katzman requested an exception to the signing outside the jury room after separation.
Parishioners of the Shawmut Congregational Church in Tremont and West Brookline streets held a farewell reception for the assistant pastor Rev Paris P Farwell and presented him with a purse of gold last night.
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