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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1921
Page
4
Ideal weather for the White Mountain winter carnival opens tomorrow and runs to Wednesday night. Snow is ample, temperatures drop, and conditions should suit racing ski jumping snowshoeing and other features starting at 2 pm. Visitors flood into Gorham with Mt Madison House full. auto parties travel to the event amid lighter snow across New England.
Major Frank W. Cavanaugh will join the Boston College staff today as professor of jurisprudence. A Dartmouth 99 graduate and lawyer, he will teach three BC courses and succeed Rev Corrigan as professor of elementary law. He will also lecture on libel and copyright to journalism students and teach the law of contracts to the business administration class, while coaching BC’s Maroon and Gold football teams for five years.
Monsignor Prince Ugo Boncompagnie Ludovisi appointed by Pope Benedict as vice chamberlain, a stepping stone to the Cardinalate. He is twice married with five children, one son Prince Francesco who served as cavalry officer and married the daughter of former Foreign Minister Prinetti. A nephew, Prince Andrea, wed Miss Margaret Draper of Boston.
Catholic churches in the archdiocese of New York have donated 102 425 for Irish relief. An American committee will distribute the funds in Ireland and provide food for about 20 000 destitute children for one month.
The American transport Cantigny, bound for Antwerp with soldiers, reported by radio that a low pressure turbine burst about 30 miles east of Fire Island, delaying its voyage. A tug was dispatched to assist.
A mass meeting of 2500 at the National Theatre on Tremont Street ended in near riot as five were roughly handled and ejected. Police from East Dedham Street Station, aided by about 40 ushers, restored order while the Greek American Liberal League urged opposition to Allied treaty revisions and Constantine’s throne.
Paris February 6 three arrests were made in connection with a plot against the internal safety of the republic. Those taken were M Dunois acting editor of Humanite M Griffuelhes former General Federation of Labor secretary and Alfred Mignot a commercial traveler. They were asked to explain possession of checks for 10000 francs each signed by Dr Zaleski known as the eye of Moscow Griffuelhes was released after saying he acted for a third party.
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