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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1921

Page

2

Boston Banker Named in Porto Rico Railway Note

The individual engaged in banking and brokerage with Kidder Peabody Co and Luce Crehore Co. He was a member of the Boston Chamber of Commerce and the Union and Tavern clubs in Boston.

Simple Inaugural Planned for Harding Ceremony

Washington January 11 1921 Warren G Harding will take office in the Senate Chamber with a minimal ceremony and no inaugural ball or parade. The plan reduces expenses and limits public access to the Capitol. Vice President elect Coolidge may forgo a military escort and the event includes Chief Justice Marshall swearing in Harding and Wilson escorting him. Some attendees may include diplomats and Supreme Court members.

Washington Warren G. Harding United States Joint Committee Senate Citizens’ Committee Congressional Committee Harding Marion Ohio Joint Committee On Inauguration Senate Chamber CO. Enox Coolidge Massachusetts Congress Capitol Wilson Supreme Court Marshall Edward B. McLean

Local Woman Wins Insteader Contest Award

Mrs Selma Erickson of 174 Whitwell Street Quincy Mass wins award No 22 for Insteader. She received a $100 Post check under contest rules. Erickson wife of carpenter Carl H Erickson, employed at Fore River plant. Born in Sweden, came to America at age 11. Lived in Brooklyn until 1913 then moved to Quincy. They have one child Clifford nearly two.

Selma Erickson Whitwell Street Quincy Mass Post Mrs. Erickson Carl H. Erickson Fore River Sweden America Brooklyn Alseles Clifford Boston Post The Boston Posteateeteeert P. O Boston Ofn

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