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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1921
Page
10
Members of the post organized a supper served by women of the organization for the disabled soldiers, showcasing community support and hospitality during the gathering.
Secretary Colby declined to transmit information on negotiations with Japan for treaty action. The Senate foreign relations committee received the letter without comment. Colby said the record in his possession is mainly a preliminary comparison of views with recommendations still under review.
Worcester officials report a sharp drop in receipts after the 10 cent fare and free transfer system replaced two seven cent fares. President Wood cites weak business and weather as factors. Mayor Sullivan urged workers to walk to work rather than ride, as hundreds heed the suggestion.
Miss Ruth Evers Hickey of Everett and Harold Fernald Corey of Mattapan announced their engagement at a party hosted by Mrs. Annie E. Hickey at 71 Chestnut Street. Both workers at Old Colony Trust Company, the couple began their romance in the bank. Groom elect is a war veteran who was temporarily blinded by gas overseas with the 4th Division. Wedding date not announced.
South End police arrested 32 men yesterday forenoon at the Building Trades Council of Boston headquarters. The prisoners faced charges as participants or spectators in gambling games alleged to be carried on in the building. All were bailed out yesterday afternoon with orders to report for a morning hearing.
Gordon Ryder, said to be with a Boston detective bureau and World War II veteran, is under arrest in Burlington VI for violating the Mann Act by transporting a woman for immoral purposes.
Capetown Feb 10 The South African party led by General Smutz has won a commanding victory over secessionists and other parties in general elections across South Africa. With a few seats yet to be heard, the standing was South African party 76, Nationalists 41, Laborites 9, Independents 1. The article also notes bail difficulties in a separate case with no charge detail given by District Attorney Vernon A. Bullard.
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