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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1921
Page
6
New York announces plans for the second annual pilgrimage to Theodore Roosevelt's grave in January. A train will depart Oyster Bay for the private service, with friends and relatives of the late president aboard. The gathering aims to keep alive Roosevelt's doctrines.
A classic Rubens, once hung in the Hermitage and the Petrograd Louvre, was discovered in a Northern Russian peasant hut. The painting was badly mutilated and used by the new owner to clean knives, according to dispatches received by newspapers in New York.
Paris reports the chamber of deputies backed the Briand government with a 177 vote majority after a two day debate reacting to the Industrial Bank of China's collapse last summer. The strong showing affirms support for Briand as the crisis surrounding the financial sector eased.
Baroness Rosen wife of the Foreign Russian Ambassador arrived in New York from Paris aboard the Lalorraine to join her aged husband who lies dying in a hotel after injuries from a recent taxicab collision. Ambassador Herrick assisted her departure from France and she reached the bedside within half an hour.
Major General Clarence R. Edwards awarded ten decorations at the First Corps Area headquarters. Private John R. Walsh of Woburn received the Distinguished Service Cross for heroism in France on October 23, 1918, after aiding infantry by carrying a machine gun and remaining in a pill box under heavy fire for two days. Seven Distinguished Service Medals and two foreign decorations were also announced, with several recipients named from Boston, MIT, Worcester, and Fort Williams. Additional honors were noted for other officers and figures, including posthumous recognition for ColPred L Davidson’s widow and planned awards for Major James Crain and Col Frank M. Hume.
The proprietor of the Kingston Inn and two accomplices will be arraigned today in connection with the murder of Edward C. Cardinal. Prosecution alleges involvement in the fatal crime at Kingston.
Three men Richard J. Rowland proprietor James W Wickman and John Harnisch will be arraigned in district court in Plymouth tomorrow on murder charges in the December 8 shooting of Edward C Cardinal at Kingston Inn. They have been held without bail since December 10.
Oscar Schoninger, returning from four months in Germany, reports booming business, overtime in factories, and surprisingly low food prices with beef at five cents per pound and butter at seven pounds for one dollar given the current exchange rate.
A man who was ill killed himself after firing two shots, one through the left eye and one through the temple, late Monday evening, in a case tied to his books.
Forsythe, a Harvard class of 1898 graduate and longtime Boston Public Library employee, died by self-inflicted gunshot after resigning amid conflicts. He left farewell letters to friends and a broker, with estate reportedly limited to about twenty years of savings.
Frank Sweet of Stanford Street reports a $30 boomerang watch stolen by William Russo as a food grab. Russo, captured by Lt. John Anderson, admits theft in Joy Street station and again in Judge Dowd's court, case continued to January 6 with release on personal recognizance.
Rain has fallen in Southern California for ten days and continued. San Diego remains isolated by sea as highways and railroads wash out. No deaths reported yet, but property damage is heavy across the region.
Carlton R. Irvine aged 22 of 657 West 124th Street New York was arrested yesterday at Brighton by Inspector Dorsey Augusta and Special Officer Walter Brown for suspected fugitive from justice. Authorities allege he embezzled 4000 dollars from the American LaFrance Motor Company in New York by passing a worthless check. He will be turned over to New York police.
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