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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1921
Page
4
Four Democratic Senators and 34 Democratic House members urged a reorganization of the Democratic State committee. They argued it should better represent all party elements and provide united backing for the 1922 campaign.
Beacon Hill lawmakers condemn Democratic campaign mis management and urge a new, progressive state committee. Leaders propose inviting business, professional, and worker figures to craft a united, nationwide oriented slate. Arthur Lyman of Waltham floated as potential chairman. The push aims to begin this year to build a formidable party structure before next elections.
Cork endures intense fear as Black and Tans surge back after recent arson. Since Saturday, nine bullets plowed streets, leaving residents terrified. Major General Sir Edward Strickland warned drastic actions against crown force assassinations, deepening unease.
Horace Greeley Lodge No. 163 Daylight Lodge held its officer installation at Castle Hall William Parkman Hall Boylston Place yesterday afternoon. Deputy Grand Chancellor William C Tilton installed the 1921 officers including J Fred Langell Chancellor Commander Edward Wer nick Vice Chancellor Carl Powers Prelate William C Hill M of W Mal com Keoch M of F Charles Perkins M of F Charles S Gilman M of A George G Hall K R B 8 William I Weat I G George W Mooney C G.
Boston marks the formal opening of the Lion House in Franklin Park Zoo where Hons leopards and tropical cats move into a $61,000 facility. Mayor Peters leads a chilly ceremony praised by Park Commissioners and Curator Morse with plans to add tigers jaguars and snow leopards in the future.
After weeks of competition the junior board of Technique for the Technology year book is announced. Business board selections include H. H. Flather 23 and P. Putnam 23. Editorial board picks list A. A. Brantingham 23, A. C. Hampton 23, G. R. Johnson 23, C. H. Tirrell 23. Freshman editorial board features R. W. Kent son, E. Keyworth, D. Lasser, C. M. Phelps, and W. R. Rivers.
The excerpt notes that one piece dresses made from tricotine duvet de laine serge and similar materials are generally collarless.
The federal commissioner urged New England citizens to join the January 21-22 regional education conference in Boston. Commissioner Claxton said the forum should be a meeting of school owners and users, not only educators, to drive important improvements. Governor Cox of Massachusetts is expected to speak at the Massachusetts State House.
Two masked robbers drugged by daylight robbed Burton S. Bradley of New Haven and his chauffeur of $500 in North Guilford Connecticut. The victims were left bound in a woods in near zero temperatures. They freed themselves and reached a farmhouse to call police.
A mass meeting of federal employees, the largest of its kind in Boston, will be held at Roughan Hall in Charlestown tomorrow evening. Boston Local No. 25 of the National Federation of Federal Employees sponsors the event inviting all government workers to learn about welfare measures before Congress.
Henry M. Hutchings of Dedham a lawyer was yesterday appointed guardian of Charles W. Orr a war veteran who has spinal meningitis and is inmate of Danvers Insane Hospital. Orr’s father Edward E Orr of Revere and former Selectman sought guardianship but his wife Bertha V Orr objected claiming she should be guardian. The matter was heard at length by Judge Prest last week.
An advertisement promotes Orlex powder to color gray hair to black brown or light brown. Users dissolve the powder in water, comb through hair, and receive full directions with a $100 bond guarantee. The product claims safety, non staining, non sticky finish and a younger look.
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