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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1921

Page

4

Dorie Military Funeral in Plymouth

In Plymouth on a blizzard day more than 260 townspeople and 60 veterans from the 1W1st Infantry 6th Division attended the first double military funeral for World War I veterans. Sergeant Leonard B. Langille and Private Chester R. Howland, both dying in 1918, lay in state at the armory. Services were in the Church of the Pilgrimage then at Vine Hill Cemetery where taps sounded and volleys fired. Storm cut short grave rites and floral tributes were not placed at the graves.

Plymouth Leonard B. Langille Simon Langille Chester R. Howland L. R. Howland France Vine Hill Cemetery

Hughes Named Secretary of State Faces Senate Skepticism

Chicago report notes cool Senate reception to Charles E Hughes as secretary with doubts about harmony with Republican foreign policy aims. The piece contrasts his hard headed reputation and insistence on executive prerogatives with calls for lawful, independent treaty negotiation while detailing recent reparations and a clean diplomatic slate. It adds a separate human interest item about a Milwaukee to Chicago cross country walk by Bernice Radtke and Edward P Wilson amid a deserter case.

Washington Charles E. Hughes United States Senate David Jayne Hill Hughes Congress Harding Mr. Hughes Roland W. Boyden Reparations Commission Europe Trenton Marion America Terre Haute Ind Chicago United News Bernice Radtke Edward P. Wilson Philadelphia Wilson Bernice

Million Dollar Campaign For Deaconess Hospital Fund

A campaign to raise one million dollars for New England Deaconess Hospital will launch on February 24 and run to March 8. One third funds capacity expansion from 70 to 150 beds, one third for endowment, and one third to pay indebtedness. Committee chaired by Horace A. Carter includes prominent financial figures. Alfred L. Aiken of National Shawmut Bank serves as treasurer.

New England Deaconess Hospital Horace A. Carter Alfred L. Aiken National Shawmut Bank

Smoke Forces Medford Families from Burning House

Two families fled a Medford home on Braemore Road off Broadway after smoke filled the house early yesterday. The blaze appeared to have started from an unknown cause in the cellar. Resident Harry S. Day, initially escaping, reentered to retrieve belongings and was rescued by firemen after climbing to a ledge.

Braemore Road Broadway Medford Harry S. Day

Delousing 1200 Steerage Immigrants From Danzig Port

About 1200 steerage immigrants from the stricken port of Danzig on the steamship Manchuria will be deloused at Deer Island for 12 days after the vessel arrives in Boston. The ship may be held in harbor until the delousing is completed under the new immigration ruling.

Danzig Poland Manchuria Deer Island Boston

Cumming Eyes Boston Port Delousing Plan For Immigrants

Surgeon General Hugh Cumming inspected Boston immigration facilities and endorsed using Deer Island as a temporary embarkation center. Army medical teams will assist at Gallups Island while ships from Antwerp, Southampton and Rotterdam undergo delousing and health checks. Plans include possible Portland delousing station usage and 12 day detention for European arrivals with clean health documents.

Hugh Cumming United States Public Health Service Boston Army West Roxbury Parker Hill Gallups Island Sealand Antwerp Cherbourg Southampton Rotterdam New York Deer Island

Hayes Stealing Honey Cough Remedy Ad

An advertisement touts Hayes Stealing Honey to stop coughs by soothing the throat and ending tickle. Each bottle claims relief with a free Grove’s Penetrating Salve for chest colds and croup, priced at 36 cents.

Hayes GROVE

Censorship Debate Tangles New York Motion Pictures

President Gompers of the AFL condemned state censorship of motion pictures as a coercive measure that would curb freedom of expression. He urged voluntary industry censorship organized with input from theatre patrons as a more effective, American approach.

Washington New York Gompers American Federation of Labor

Harvard Music Fund Established in Paine Will

Harvard University receives more than $61,000 from Mrs. John Knowles Paine of Cambridge. The fund supports two annual traveling fellowships with stipends of 1400 to undergraduates beyond freshmen and resident graduate students at Harvard who show distinguished talent and originality in musical composition and scholarship, to study abroad.

Harvard University John Knowles Paine Cambridge Harvard

Adventure of the Devons Opens in Boston Sunday Post Magazine

Elizabeth Jordan begins a new serial in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine about theDevons, a brother and sister duo who leave wealth and pleasure to seek excitement and danger, promising a brisk tale of adventure.

Devons Elizabeth Jordan Boston Sunday Post

Cardinal O'Connell Honored at Lenten Musicale

Cardinal O Connell was guest of honor at the first Lenten Sunday musicale at the League of Catholic Women home 1 Arlington Street. Soprano Jean Parsons Ashmont violinist Anna Ejihorn Allston and pianist Ida McCarthy Watertown performed despite the storm and drew a good crowd.

Cardinal O'Connell League of Catholic Women Arlington Street Jean Parsons Ashmont Anna Ejihorn Allston Ida McCarthy Watertown

Immigrants From Ellis Island Held for Typhus Check

Twenty five of six hundred thirty released immigrants were sent to a hospital after re examination revealed typhus carrying vermin. A Boston bound train brought twenty two immigrants who were cleared by health authorities at Grand Central Terminal.

New York Bllis Island Boston Grand Central Terminal

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