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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1921
Page
4
The Chelsea police arrested Guy TL. Keans, 2, in the second arrest tied to an alleged ship stock swindle. The case is under investigation by Assistant Attorney-General Albert Kurwitg.
A man connected with Keans Transportation Company surrendered at Chelsea station house facing three larceny counts. Accused of taking 210 from Maurice Madden, 105 from Margaret Madden, and 10 from Mrs Catherine Calahane, all Chelsea residents. Co defendant Joseph W. Doherty of Boston was arrested and case continued to Jan 28.
Lucrezia Bori, returning to the Metropolitan Opera after five years, says she did not lose her voice but had a corn on her vocal cord removed. She notes the obstruction was easy to remove but finding her voice again was not.
Brattleboro Vermont reports three brothers living there with combined ages of 260 years. Nathan D. Mann 88, William H. Mann 86, and Henry Mann 81, all born in West Dover, are sons of William Fr. and Sophronia Mann. They abstained from liquor and tobacco and consistently voted Republican.
Vice-President elect Coolidge said Mrs Coolidge would accompany him to New York to address the Women's Roosevelt Memorial Association next Sunday night and that they would not return before going to Atlanta. He will speak at a Southern tariff conference in Atlanta on January 28 and plans to spend most of February in the South. Mults seen again as many women wear cloth coats.
In Newfoundland on January 19 the government expanded a relief measure. Fishermen may cut pulp wood for export, raising the allowable export to 44 000 cords from 20 000. Many ports lie near forests, offering employment as lumber operations in the island interior shrink and about 300 woodsmen are laid off.
In Washington on January 19 Congressman Tinkham of Boston pressed an amendment to enforce 14th amendment terms within the apportionment bill. He faced a prolonged clash with the Republican machine as the House debated the measure for over three hours.
The House refused to advance Tinkham’s bid to cut representation for states denying or abridging voting rights. The 445-member body retained current apportionment, causing Maine Vermont Rhode Island to lose a seat while Connecticut gains one. Speaker ruled the amendment not germane to the bill. Campbell upheld the point of order.
Fashion chatter predicts the ribbon sweater as a summer staple while new suit coats feature wide cuts and crisp organdie frills in white or bright colors.
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