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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1921
Page
2
Russell Rotch of Cuttyhunk, pilot aboard the Portuguese steamer Sao Vicente, was suspended by the port wardens in New Bedford after admitting a misjudgment in his bearings when bringing the vessel toward harbor and grounding on Packet Ledge last Tuesday.
Children’s Museum of Boston directors announced that Robert Cushman Murphy, third curator of the American Museum of Natural History, will headline the annual child lecture at Symphony Hall on Saturday afternoon March 5 to raise funds for running expenses. The Jamaica Pond site has hosted notable speakers such as Theodore Roosevelt, Stefansson, MacMillan, Peary, and Akely. Murphy’s lecture is titled Sea Lions and Penguins off Peru.
Miss Eva Shrier testifies in Superior Court she received a 550 dollar diamond ring from Irving Myerson as part of an engagement plan. He sues to recover possession of the ring and a cedar chest, while she cross sues for damages over failed engagement and dowry arrangements. Witness details money transfers and a family bank deposit intended for the ring.
Testimony in the Genie Reed Smith trial reveals a surgeon’s belief that the elder Mrs Smith inflicted the wounds in a self harm scenario. Dr Lynch described wound location and depth suggesting a personal safety related act during a struggle, with Genie claiming she restrained her mother in law and denying the mother’s accusations.
Washington Feb 23 The Senate maternity aid bill stalled as House rules committee refused privileged status. Chairman Campbell cited a rush of other legislation and said it was not advisable to grant immediate consideration.
Superintendent Fred J. Kneeland of the public building department says the swimming tank in the Dorchester Municipal building must be repaired at a cost of ten thousand dollars and will not be reopened. He notes the building has plenty of showers and some other facilities.
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