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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1921
Page
2
In the shopping district a man claimed he offered Brindgell a check for a specified amount but was refused. He said Brindgell was paid in $100 bills instead.
Senator Sherman rails in the Senate against the Federal Trade Commission for harming American meat exports by circulating reports accusing the Big Five packers of monopoly. He claims the commission’s findings were broadcast with a Bush letter and used to turn foreign buyers against U S producers. He vows to provide documentary proof in a continued address.
The description notes that suit coats feature long sleeves that flare at the wrist, detailing a distinctive cuff shape and silhouette.
The federal trial of Isaac Wolff a former Summer street woolen merchant halted after two days. He pleaded nolo contendere with a stipulation to pay 26 cents on the dollar to creditors. He had been petitioned into bankruptcy in December 1919 and adjudicated bankrupt last April.
Five members of President Wilsons Cabinet will return to the practice of law two resume the editorial desk two go back to farming and two will join the unemployed after March 4 according to United News in Washington.
Attorney General Palmer and four others resume law work immediately while several others shift to editorial or farming roles. Secretary Daniels and Mere dith will edit publications, while Postmaster General Burleson plans farm life in Texas with a potential run for office in 1922. William B. Wilson and Houston anticipate idle periods with Houston hinting at a Senate bid if a vacancy arises.
The Bakers plan to depart March 4 for Cleveland just after the inauguration. Transfers affect their children’s schooling from Washington to Cleveland. The secretary returns to Hostetler & Sidle, Palmer to practice in Stroudsburg and Pittsburg, Alexander to Gallatin and possibly the Shipping Board, Payne to Chicago and the South Park board, Colby to solo international law work.
A Newton Waverley trolley derailed yesterday afternoon and struck a steel girder on the Moody street bridge. No injuries among 15 passengers aboard. The derailment is blamed on a large bolt dropped from a passing car. Traffic was halted for about 30 minutes while the bridge was assessed.
Mrs Cecilia F Kelley of 41 Payson road Belmont Mays wins 100 prize for the last line in Insteader No 31. The entry humorously portrays Sam Smith losing both train and berth, amid background that she taught in Cambridge and New York and is a Boston Customs House reader.
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