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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1921
Page
5
Smyrna residents fled in fear Friday as a large gasoline storage depot and ammunition dump blew up on the city outskirts. Rumors spread of an attack on King Constantine and fears Turkish Nationalists may be involved, prompting a scramble for safety.
Thomas J. McDonald aged 23 of 19 Shawmut Avenue East Weymouth fractured both bones of the lower left leg while sliding into second base at Rowan Park Dorchester. He was taken to Carney Hospital by Field's Corner police after colliding with an opposing player yesterday afternoon.
Two youths held up Richard J. Leary, manager of a co operative grocery store in Hingham, at two o clock yesterday morning. They took $50 in coin from him at gunpoint. Leary was on his way to his boarding house after leaving $600 in the store safe.
Queen Marie postpones her planned autumn visit to the United States. The coronation of King Ferdinand and Queen Marie will take place in Transylvania late September, followed by official European tours. It is likely the Queen will not depart for America before next spring.
The Romanian government appropriates about 20 million dollars to cover elaborate coronation expenses. The event will be attended by numerous European sovereigns.
The North Sea Mine Force Association conducts a memorial button drive to fund memorials and support remaining Kearsarge veterans. Commander Andrew Houghton leads the effort with five survivors alive. William McDougall chairs the drive committee.
Joseph Collins, 25, of 652 Charlesgate road, was jolted from a roadster on Washington street hill into Lincoln square Weymouth yesterday afternoon and sustained a fractured skull. He is on the danger list at Quincy Hospital.
Reports from Tokyo state that Toshi g Era Ogasawara the sailor who shot Lt War ren Langdon of the Albany in Vladivostok in January has died by his own hand in prison. No confirmation available.
In Brockton on Main street Officer George Creamer was struck with a milk bottle by two drunken suspects while trying to arrest a third man. The officer fell unconscious, the prisoner escaped, and Creamer was treated at the emergency station and later at home with possible fracture.
A dozen men were stopped for loitering on the street. one became unruly and was placed under arrest by the responding officer.
Advertisement declares Tiz cures burning feet by drawing out poisons and reducing swelling. It promises comfort and rest after use and urges purchase at drug stores with a year long guarantee for a few cents.
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