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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1921
Page
2
Chicago chosen as head quarters for the B P O E by the convention in Los Angeles. The Elks will construct a 3 million dollar building to house main offices and serve as a memorial to lodge members who died in the World War.
Henry Desmit, 45, of 256 Methuen Street Lawrence, drowned early this evening in the Merrimac River near the pumping station. Mill workers returning from work saw the body afloat, waded in and recovered him.
Boston beauty experts defend face powder against claims it harms the nose. They say powder is safe if applied gently and with clean tools, warn against tight face veils, and note the nose should expel dust. Quotes emphasize moderation and proper technique.
Five Dorchester and South Boston youths were arraigned in South Boston District Court on charges of breaking and entering and larceny of a barrel of wine from Joseph De Angelo at 248 Dorchester Street. Each remains held in $500 bonds.
Joseph P. Croke, World War I veteran and war cross recipient, has been appointed to assist the Public Health Department in cleaning the waterfront and eliminating the numerous rats that infest the docks and harbor streets. His navy work in Brest and Bordeaux in fumigation and pest control will aid the mission.
Haverhill professionals routed Cambridge All Stars at Haverhill Stadium with a 9 to 3 victory. Gill of Holy Cross starred with four hits in five trips and five field chances without an error. Tip Petts pitched well for the losers but got poor support.
Two 17 year old Cleveland girls were taken from the Hermitage Hotel by John R. Dudley of Worcester Massachusetts. Dudley claimed the girls would be trained to canvass subscriptions and earn college tuition but was arrested and held by federal authorities as the girls are returned to their families.
About 1000 members of the Cambridge Lodge of Elks traveled by car and a special South Station train to Lake Earl in Wrentham for their annual summer outing yesterday morning.
Springfield reports an invasion of mosquitoes turning the town into Skeeter-Town. Heat and heavy rains hatch large swarms along Watersh Pond, driving residents off porches and forcing nightly bedroom battles with pests across hundreds of homes.
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