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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1921
Page
4
A 16 year old carer named Brody of 4 Phillips Street was struck by a car on Washington Street near number 25 yesterday afternoon. She suffered head contusions and was taken to the Relief Hospital for treatment.
Receivers J. SJ. Silverman and Morris Greenburg appointed by Referee Olmstead to run towel and clothing firm Jacobson in the city. Each bound at 5000 dollars. Isador Fox named receiver for Barnett Finklestein of Revere cloak and suit concern with bonds fixed at 5000 dollars.
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, argues that the coming year will mark steps toward disarmament and peaceful industrial methods. He notes unemployment remains high but anticipates improving industrial conditions and a stronger labor movement through solidarity.
In a year end survey, veteran labor leader Samuel Gompers says reaction has made its supreme offensive and failed. He urges civilization to abolish unemployment and notes courts are slow to heed rising social enlightenment. He remains hopeful for labor and hopes for a progressive New Year.
Boston Chamber of Commerce to host a winter sports carnival in the White Mountains from January 20 to 24 to attract tourists. The plan calls for cooperation from New England chambers and boards of trade with full hotel accommodations arranged in North Conway Intervale and Kearsarge as the New England Winter Sports Committee coordinates.
Plymouth December 28 two important state witnesses in the case against Richard J Rowland and James W Wickham charged with the murder of Edward C Cardinal at Kingston Inn December 8 broke down under a terrific fire of questions from attorney John P Feeney for Wickham in arraignment before Judge Henry P Davis in District Court this afternoon.
In a Boston court, John Harnisch pleads for dismissal while Richard J. Rowland faces further scrutiny. Dr. Charles Dudley and others provide testimony about the Cardinal murder investigation. A New York woman claims to be Rowland’s wife as officers reveal findings and a tense courtroom atmosphere.
A partial OCR fragment notes the are a and 414 not venturing out to lunch, with arraignment planned to resume on Saturday at nine o clock, indicating continued court action later that day.
Raw sugar advanced and refined sugar shared in the decline as prices tumbled to the lowest level in 15 years. Culbns cost and freight stood at 134 cents per pound, just under 1.34 dollars, with refined sugar near 4.90 cents. This marked the first time in years that refined sugar sold for less than a certain benchmark.
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