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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1921
Page
11
Boston in January 1921 shows fewer deaths and births than prior years while marriages number 608, down from 689. The drop ties to business depression, with 920 deaths and 1377 births reported for January, against 1168 deaths and higher births a year earlier, lowering the daily average.
A discussion on orthodox progressive and reform Judaism will be held this evening at Temple Mishkan Tefila schoolhouse Roxbury corner Crawford street and Elm Hill avenue. Speakers include Lewis M. Goldberg U S assistant district attorney Isaac Harris and Lee M Freedman.
The Idealist President, long venerated by Woodrow Wilson, entered the theatre to enthusiastic applause as the audience rose and cheered for several minutes.
The White House limo arrived on Pennsylvania Avenue as crowds filled downtown theatres. President Wilson appeared at the National Theatre, acknowledged by patrons while Secret Service secured the entrance. He sat in a special chair and watched the play, signaling a return to public life amid interest over his health.
Boston plans proposed granite memorial building on Charles River Basin site opposite Arlington Street with 5000 seat auditorium and veterans HQ. Commission designs by Charles R. Greco propose extending Arlington Street to Beacon Esplanade, acquiring 701 900 value properties at 2 Beacon Street, to house archives and military history collections. President Wilson attends theatre tribute, receives thunderous applause, then departs with Mrs Wilson and entourage after Marioned reception.
Chicago Feb 1 a threatened clash near the rules and working conditions hearing before the railroad labor board was averted as the board admitted seven other railroad employee organizations not affiliated with the brotherhoods as parties to the proceeding.
The board ruling states that organizations with direct interests affected by the decision may intervene. Such groups not previously formal parties can file a written application to state their position.
Boston banks cooperate with the Federal Board for Vocational Education to ease cashing government checks for veterans in training. Payroll for Boston trainees exceeds 600000 monthly. post office sub-treasury closure caused red tape and mis-cashing fears. Banks will cash checks with proper ID, improving access for former service men.
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