10 Jan 1921
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1921
Page
1
After William R. Hanson claimed a $250,000 inheritance and drew crowds of hopeful companions, a new Malden development emerges to rival that sensational episode. The report hints at a fresh romantic intrigue attracting attention from locals.
Consternations spread among South Boston mothers after a man Saturday snipped off and stole 9 year old Emily Lawandowski’s hair at 512 Ellery street. Emily has trimmed the ragged edges into a stylish short cut, turning her misfortune into a local fashion trend.
Charles E Brickley head of Charles E Brickley & Co a former Harvard athlete is making big gains in Wall Street this season. Though not a millionaire yet he is on track for that goal as a prominent figure in the brokerage world.
Dick the meat market cat rubbed against a desk phone at McIntyre's and purred loudly. Bertha Cannon, recalling recent hardware store thefts, phoned police who arrived with full gear to scrub the receiver and inspect the scene. No crime occurred.
Dublin reports say negotiations for peace in Ireland have broken down. Premier Lloyd George reportedly refuses to consider Sinn Fein's proposal for withdrawing the Home Rule bill.
Justice Daniel F. Cohalan spoke at Tremont Theatre urging aid for Erin and praising De Valera. He said 20,000,000 Americans of Irish blood are united and energized, formed by Friends of Irish Freedom and related groups, with mass support across the country.
Six prohibition agents armed with shovels searched the Palm Garden at 814 West North Avenue on Sunday. They dug for treasure near an elm tree and struck an oil jug believed to be ten-year-old bourbon. Manager L. Scott was arrested.
In Holliston on January 9 John Driscoll 32 Forest Higgins 27 and John McGuinness 27 YC veteran formerly with Company M 104th Infantry Milford were drowned while crossing thin ice to their Grapes Island camp. Daniel Driscoll found a chum’s hat floating in the channel after driving to the camp and reporting the bodies.
Gustaf Curnquist was robbed on Wellington bridge by two masked men who demanded cash. He handed over $21, but the thieves later returned the wallet with $11 still inside as he drove away, leaving police puzzled.
Lieut. Farrell is being carried out on a sled after a flier proved too weak to continue. The incident highlights harsh conditions and ongoing hazards faced by air crews in the Arctic theater.
Information from Mattice Ontario reports three American naval balloonists returning from Moose Factory where they descended on December 14. The exact arrival time remains uncertain with Indian runner George MacLeod saying they are not expected to reach the area until tomorrow.
MacLeod said the 11 days spent covering the distance along the Missinabi from Moose Factory was a record. The journey normally takes two weeks.
Detroit police defend city workers as 100 laborers lay tracks across Detroit United Railway lines at St. Jean and Mack. Judge Dingeman issues restraining order halting crossing. T. J. Burdick is briefly detained on Belle Isle before release, while bridge tender blocks return.
Robert M. Washburn testified last night that bills on his business stationery were for professional services. He noted bank records at Mattapan National Bank show the charges labeled as professional services despite bank president W R Landers saying they were for brokerage work to obtain $80,000 in state deposits during Fred Burrell’s tenure as State Treasurer.
The Post reporter asked about bills shown at the bank and a cancelled check payable to R. M. Washburn. Mr. Washburn declined to answer, saying he had nothing to say. The report notes Winslow P. Burhoe, formerly vice president of the Mattapan National.
The body of 16 year old James F. Collins Jr. was found in Turner's Pond near a bushy nook searched since his disappearance on December 18. The autopsy will decide if death was murder or accident, leaving the family awaiting a full explanation. Nine claimants seek rewards of 2168 connected to the case.
President-elect Warren G. Harding resigned today as United States Senator from Ohio. He forwarded his letter of resignation to Columbus for action by the newly elected Republican Governor Harry S. Davis, who assumes office tomorrow.
The brief items note events from 1915 Turks near Kara purgan in active offense to 1917 suffrage passage in I. S. Houses 274 to 186. It recalls a 1918 peace moment: a year ago peace began with Germany and Allies at 4 16, excluding the United States.
Men students at Pennsylvania State College will study domestic science and cookery beginning February 1. The course covers nutritive value selection and preparation of simple foods with emphasis on camping fare. One hour lecture plus three hours weekly in the cooking laboratory on the women's side of campus.
Unsettled weather expected in Boston and vicinity with snow or rain possible Monday. North of Sandy Hook the outlook shows increasing winds and rain or snow with storm warnings from Cape Hatteras to Delaware Breakwater. The Middle Atlantic States and southern New England face rain or snow Monday with generally fair conditions Tuesday inland.
The forecast calls for bright and fair skies today and tonight. Temperatures are expected to stay near yesterday's values with mild conditions and light winds.
The report shows the average temperature yesterday at Thompson's Spa measured 34.7 degrees, compared with 34.15-2 degrees a year earlier. The figures indicate a slight change in daily conditions from the prior year.
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