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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1921
Page
9
Paris reports Germany acknowledges inability to pay a large January reparations instalment. French officials demand guarantees from Allies and say France will act alone if guarantees are not secured. Briand's office notes a default was anticipated, shifting focus to supplementary assurances.
The New York Tribune signs contracts to buy 15,000 square feet at 219 to 229 West 40th Street for a new building and plant. Construction aims to be finished by May 1923, ending more than eight years in its old Nassau and Spruce street site where Horace Greeley founded the paper in 1841.
Kathryn Williams, seen in over a hundred pictures including thrillers, tells of her career on the Bowdoin Square stage and meets with strong success. The veteran star excels in speaking parts, delivering hit performances each night.
Washington dispatch reports that the conference faces its final test in shaping policy on China and on reducing armaments especially submarine tonnage. The outcome will determine whether the emotional effort invested is justified.
The piece argues the four power treaty hints at a defensive alliance while urging focus on rights for Russia and China. It stresses recognizing Russia's wartime sacrifices and warns the conference must address Russia's status and China's future to avoid new global conflict.
The author argues Russia deserves respect as a wartime ally and a stake in postwar peace. Britain’s icy stance kept Russia from warm-water access, while France’s enduring ties bolster US relations. Russia could become a bulwark of western civilization if treaty rights and Pacific peace are explicitly safeguarded.
Miss Annie Mason, 62, was found dead in suite No 2 at 446 Tremont Street. A gas tube lay near her mouth, and police said the death was by her own action.
Deeds filed in Superior Court reveal Elizabeth Tyler the Ku Klux Klan leader has transferred her property to her daughter Doris Manning Jett wife of John Q. Jett. The notice notes the transferring action as part of court filings dated December 15 in Atlanta Georgia.
Women from the Red Cross donations committee met at Mrs. James Jacksons home for a luncheon to plan canvassing Back Bay. Belgium confirms Mlle Keign aerts as first woman burgomaster near Ypres by King Albert.
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