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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1921
Page
2
John F. McGlone aged 66 collapsed on Charter Street and died before physicians could arrive yesterday morning. His body was identified at North Morgue by a former Columbus Avenue landlady. he had recently roomed at 2 Smith Court.
German sympathizers warned they may be barred from a mass meeting at Madison Square Garden over protests about French colonial troops in the Rhine occupation zone. Tex Rickard signaled possible cancellation of the Committee of 100 event as police and veterans groups opposed the gathering during wartime. Senator Vardaman praised the move but could not attend. The American Legion urged the Mayor to deny a permit amid fears of disorder and legal risk.
Andrew J. Peters is chosen to preside at the annual Children’s Museum of Boston lecture at Symphony Hall next Saturday afternoon. Robert Cushman Murphy of the American Museum of Natural History will present Sea Lions and Penguins off Peru. School superintendents from Brookline and Newton will lead delegations, supporting the event which funds museum running costs and provides a high quality talk for youths.
New York Feb 27 the Methodist Episcopal Church reports 1120 missionaries abroad including 525 men and 595 women with 14430 native workers. The church supports 12 universities and 65 seminaries, 102 high schools with 1102 teachers and 15700 students, 9000 Sunday schools with 405000 attendees, 2750 churches valued at 9 million, and 1664 parsonages valued at 2.72 million.
Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes of the Methodist Church urged no prize fighting be used for charity in Boston during a Tremont Street Church sermon. He cited John Masefield's The Everlasting Mercy as a religious experience and warned that crowds watching fights degrade society.
Paris edition of the New York Herald announces the engagement of Elizabeth Ridgway daughter of Mrs. Henry Ridgway to Count Jacques son of the Marquise de Breteuil The bride elects mother is a former American girl and the Count Jacques mother was formerly Miss Lita Garner of New York
This basement shop proclaims high service ideals and value as its core. It presents itself as a merchandising center built on integrity and customer satisfaction with a pledge of "The most for the money" and service that embodies its stated values.
In New York 97 United News reports Mayor Walter H. Remley of Millville New Jersey declares the limit of propriety in women’s dress. He says dresses must start above the third rib and end just below the knee and that dances will be kept within the law. He claims to know fashion better than most men.
Today marks Governor Coxs 42nd birthday and former Governor McCalls birthday. No formal celebration was arranged by the Cox family, a small gathering of friends was held Saturday night at their Fenway home in honor of the occasion.
Hans Sewartz, 78, of 60 Lovering Street, was seriously hurt yesterday morning when a snowball hit him in the eye near East Dedham Street and Harrison Avenue in the South End. The icy missile blinded him temporarily as youths practiced light artillery fire nearby.
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