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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1921
Page
3
In Allahabad on December 18, Pundit Motilal Nehru, his son and two nephews were sentenced to six months in prison and fined 100 rupees each for involvement in the Non-Cooperation movement after arrests on December 7.
The Peruvian government received Chile's plebiscite proposal at the foreign office in Santiago. Foreign Minister Jappa declined to comment until President Alessandri returns from Valparaiso.
Betty a German police dog owned by F W Himburg West Roxbury saves her owner during a holdup at Wells and Church streets. The dog sprang at the robber tackling him to the ground before he fled the scene toward a waiting car.
Thieves broke into the homes of Isaac E. Sexton and John C. Haartz in Winchester at daybreak, stealing silverware jewelry a fur coat two fur muffs a rain coat and cash. Valuables valued at several thousand dollars. Entry believed through an open window. No clues found. servants discovered the theft hours later.
United News reports that the resignation of Premier Chin and his cabinet signals near unification of China and end to civil war between northern and southern governments. Rumor says Liang-Shi-Hi to form a new cabinet as Chang-Tso-Lin consolidates power and external talks with southern leaders advance.
The National Woman's Party announced simultaneous campaigns in nine states for the so called Woman's Bill of Rights and efforts to push a constitutional amendment to remove disabilities against women. States listed were New York New Jersey Rhode Island Massachusetts Virginia Maryland Kentucky Mississippi and South Carolina.
A festive week at the Moxie Company headquarters lab treats every day as a Christmas shopping holiday for a large Moxie staff. The line about giving over receiving underlines the season’s spirit and the heavy shopping needed for a merry Christmas.
Vice President Frank M. Archer announced to associates that starting today and through the week Moxie employees will receive a full paid shopping holiday each day. He said Christmas shopping is enjoyable when done leisurely and in the true Christmas spirit.
Corporal Frederick P Craven of the 165th Infantry Rainbow Division won the Roxbury American Legion Post election by 17 votes over John F Dowd. Albert F Carey was named senior vice commander and James J Sullivan junior vice commander.
The Reichstag rejected by a decisive majority the motion by Nationalists and People's party to restore Black White and Red as Germany's merchant marine colors. Center and left opposed the change, their applause drowned by cries of shame. The move aimed at a constitutional change the government would not pursue without majority support.
Petition for probate of Albert Lieh Blau's will reveals he died December 15 with cash of $15,000 and property valued at $30,000. Sister Mia Martha Jamp of Waterbury Conn named principal beneficiary. Police found Lich Blau in the street December 7 weak from illness after years of collecting rags and paper.
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