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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1922

Page

2

Conclave Awaiting Cardinal O'Connell Arrival in Rome

The Vatican conclave neared a decision as Cardinal O'Connell was expected to enter through the barred doors around noon. Cardinals discussed delaying final ballots to include an American representative, while masses gathered in St. Peter's Square amid police precautions and hopeful crowds, but a white smoke signal did not appear.

Cardinal O'Connell Rome America Vatican Gasparri Merry Dela Val Camillo Laurenti Congregation of the Propaganda Giovanni Tacci Tacci Pontifical Rince Chigi Sacred College Sistirie Chapel O’connell Mgr. Burke American College Camerlengo St. Peter’s Square

Russia Famine Becomes Vast Skeleton of Russian People

A stark account describes widespread famine across Russia. Refugees starve, wander toward Volga camps or Turkestan, with bodies piled along rail lines and brutal hunger stripping humanity. Cited regions include Perm Ekaterinburg to the Caspian Sea amid siege and displacement.

Volga Turkestan Siberia Perm Ekaterinburg Caspian Sea Kirghiz

Boston Masonic Club Teas Draw 300 Members and Guests

More than 300 members and their ladies attended an afternoon entertainment and tea at the Boston Masonic Club located at 48 Beacon Street.

Boston Masonic Club Beacon Street

Roxbury Latin Pupils to Stage Blundering Mr Brown Play

Roxbury Latin School students will present Blundering Mr Brown a three act comedy at Whitney Hall Brookline on Friday Proceeds go to The Tripod school paper and the athletic association Austin Blues 22 leads with Charles Gillies 22 as supporting cast others named will fill roles.

Brown Roxbury Latin School Whitney Hall Brookline Tripod Athletic Association Austin ‘Blues Charles Gillies

Play by Ritchie Ballantyne Cannon White Ramseyer Millett

Kenneth Ritchie James Ballantyne Francis Cannon Stanley White Frank Ramseyer and Robert Millett perform in a school play followed by a canoe for students friends and alumni of the school.

Kenneth Ritchie James Ballantyne Francis Cannon Stanley White Frank Ramseyer Robert Millett

Textile unions to vote on ratification this week

The Lowell Textile council convened with nine local unions in Trade and Labor Hall this afternoon. The vote will be presented to the unions for ratification or rejection at meetings this week, with a final report to the council Friday night.

Lowell Textile Council Trade and Labor Hall

Longtime Boston Customs House Messenger Dies at 32 Years Service

Nelson a longtime Boston Customs House messenger died after a long illness at home in Charlestown 102 Elm street. He retired three years ago after 32 years in government service. Survived by brothers William 8 and George A Nelson. Father was William G Nelson founder of the Nelson Club Charlestown.

Boston Customs House Elm Street Charlestown Nelson Customs House William G. Nelson Nelson Club William George A. Nelson

Morris and Company Reports Heavy Year Losses

Morris and Company packers recorded a net loss of 5,063,506.46 dollars for the year ending October 29, 1921. The report shows operating costs and the loss reduced the surplus from 13,271,796.20 to 1,299,250.48 dollars, as released in Chicago today.

Chicago Morris & Company, Packers

Florence Caballero Dies After Clothes Catch Fire

Mrs. Florence Caballero, 56, of 93 West Brookline Street South End, was badly burned when her clothes ignited as she lit a gas stove. She was on the danger list at City Hospital and expected to die.

Florence Caballero West Brookline Street South End

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