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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1921
Page
5
Birmingham January 16 Ten members of Company M Alabama National Guard were ordered arrested tonight by Judge Horace Wilkinson special solicitor probing the lynching of William Baird a miner at Jasper Alabama last Thursday The judge announced the arrests during the ongoing investigation into the case.
United News reports President Wilson and his wife are to move from 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue to 2040 S Street NW. Henry F. Fairbanks will vacate the White House, interior decorators will rem gear, and army trucks will transport the items to the new residence amid a city-block distance of about one mile.
In Mexico City on January 16 the Pan American Federation of Labor adopted a resolution to set up immigration agencies in all Latin American countries to collect and disseminate information on labor conditions. Delegates from the United States and Puerto Rico opposed the plan but were defeated in the first division vote.
Miss Helen Keefe president of the Union of Boston High School Women Teachers praises the Women s Trade Union League which helped 109 charter members join last year representing 40 percent of eligible women. She notes elementary teachers are organized, a salary advisory council includes two union representatives, and advocates equal pay for equal work despite a $70 salary gap. Keefe, Radcliffe graduate, serves in multiple labor roles including the BTUL and AFT IL delegate.
More than 300 members join the Smyrna Asia Minor YWCA as eleven nations are represented among the attendees and new supporters.
Millions enjoy the Coffee of Good Taste at home a cup that would please the most experienced patrons of famous restaurants and clubs.
A public forum on Jewish questions was held at the Lynn Young Men's Hebrew Association with speakers Joseph G. Brin Abraham Alpert and S Shamroth. The discussion followed a musical program and addressed race nation and Zionist perspectives.
Mr. Brin outlines pressing Jewish concerns across the globe and in America. He urges action on anti semitism, Palestine funding, rescue of millions of European Jews, and care for orphans, warning that the Johnson immigration bill threatens refuge and justice. He defends American humanitarian tradition and calls citizens to stand with the oppressed.
Miss Katherine Shea daughter of Mr and Mrs Denis J Shea of 2066 Saratoga Street Mast Boston and John B McEnroe of Charlestown were married at Sacred Heart Church Mast Boston by Fr James O Neil. The bride wore an embroidered georgette gown and bouquet of bridal roses. The couple will reside at 38 Elm Street Somerville after a Bermuda honeymoon.
A playful vintage line suggests Miss Muffet would love Bond Bread as a simple healthy food. The text likens her to a nervous child who could calm down with Bond Bread, echoing a bygone product promotion style.
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