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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1921
Page
4
Mrs Frank C Scanlan president of the Margret Brent Civic Guild will address Catholic Union Club members on Washington street tonight Her topic is Americas Ideal and Ireland
Five year old James Black Jr of 145 Willow Street Cambridge remains on the danger list at Cambridge Relief Hospital after being struck by a United States Mail automobile on Cambridge Street. He suffers a fractured skull and collarbone.
Forty top English bull terriers will compete with Champion Haymarket Faultless at the Ottawa canine show in Mechanics Building next Tuesday to Thursday. Notable entrants include Ercildoune Burton Stather from Nathaniel F. Emmons of Hingham and several dogs from Norross Coolidge kennels, New York, with local entries from Philip Hart and others. The event features champions across 48 breeds and several imported dogs making first-time show appearances.
In ongoing fashion coverage, designers show greater fullness in many spring models while others maintain a slim silhouette. The trend highlights varied tailoring and fabric choices across collections, signaling a range of styles for the season.
Bertha Thurston of Somerville testified at East Cambridge Court that after leaving her husband James T. Thurston she lived with her mother due to abuse and that he kidnapped their child from her mother's house. She was granted custody and a decree. Other decrees cited cruel and abusive treatment and desertion in multiple Cambridge, Boston, Newton, Medford, Everett, Malden, Roxbury cases.
The Mayor's compromise to settle the dispute between the Building Trades Council and the Building Trades Employers Association was not approved by representatives from both sides in the aldermanic chamber. A further attempt to resolve the controversy is scheduled for next Monday at 10 o'clock, with the plan calling for employers to pay workers $1.00 per hour until May 1 and 90 cents per hour through year end, among other provisions.
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