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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1921
Page
2
New Bedford reports announce H. Bradford Braley a lifelong blacksmith active since childhood. At 74 he remains vigorous with firm muscles and continues his craft, marking a notable birthday anniversary.
Duvetyn and satin form a stylish pairing as Paris embraces hand work of all kinds, highlighting craftsmanship and refined texture in contemporary fashion.
New York District Attorney Swann obtained subpoenas for State Senator Theodore Douglas Robinson and Assemblyman Joseph Steinberg. They must appear before the grand jury next Friday over their plan to urge the Legislature to investigate the city administration, which they say is among the worst and most corrupt in its history.
Mr Swann states plans to summon accusers before the grand jury. He promises to bring those who make unverified rumors and direct corruption allegations to answer under oath and uncover any crime in the public service.
The attorney general asserts that subpoenas are not an effort to probe his own office and that he will take charge to pursue information on corruption by any public official, high or low. He emphasizes obtaining material from all parties.
Dublin January 3. Soldiers raided the Carmelite convent in Ranelagh forcing doors and searching all rooms for letters and documents. A cemetery search followed and fresh earth was moved on a newly made grave though the coffin remained unopened.
New York reports plans for a tougher drive against gamblers at the Polo Grounds. Irwin Kurtz proposes a citizens vigilance committee to spot and stop betting, with fans urged to call police when bets are observed. The idea will be reviewed by Giants and Yankees owners.
The industry trims payrolls amid wartime gains, with workers reduced to three to five days a week. Golden blames federal tax on stock dividends and profit-shifting by manufacturers for layoffs and part time work, accusing a conspiracy to starve workers into submission.
From St Louis word arrives that Rogers Hornsby protests any trade or sale out of the city he calls home. He says he has become a citizen of St Louis and would not like to leave it. The remark may be for home consumption, as prior reports of a Giants purchase drew mixed reactions from him.
The acting president and De Valera, meeting as Irish representatives, say they are ready to meet English counterparts to discuss a peace treaty. Boland claims the peace talk is British propaganda aimed at swaying U S opinion, amid a Christmas card from the Royal Irish Constabulary bearing the Black and Tan letterhead and signed “One of Them.”
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