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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1921
Page
10
Mayor Peters awarded contracts for sewerage works on Ruxton Rugby and Ridge roads and for 30 000 feet of straight edge stone paving. M De Sisto & Co got 1288.25 dollars, H E Fletcher Co 1.34 dollars per foot, a saving over last year’s 1.89 dollars per foot.
Cleveland July 19 8000000 women in gainful occupations says Dr Amelia Henry Reinhardt president Mills College Oakland Calif at the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs convention. Fifty percent are teachers 37 percent secretaries 1600 women have graduated in law. Mrs Lena Lake Forrest of Detroit outlines aims and achievements urging better education for business women intelligent citizenship and equal suffrage responsibilities.
New York reports Mrs. Bauman may talk when and where she pleases under a renewed nine year agreement with her husband Charles Bauman who will not speak to her unless absolutely necessary. He is 75 and she 45.
Federal grand jury returns indictments against Hugh B. Sorrells an income tax bureau auditor and George W Sutton a Washington lawyer for conspiring to defraud the government by exploiting confidential tax returns Sorrells allegedly supplied Sutton with case information so he could solicit clients with a percentage of the tax refund at stake
Dr Deborah Wing a young osteopathic graduate from Massachusetts College of Osteopathy will motor camp to Cleveland Ohio to attend the National Osteopathic Convention from July 25 to 29 En route she intends a carefree gypsy life tenting along the way and lodging wherever night overtakes her.
In the aftermath of a tense moment between Too Great and West, one rider prevented a clash and the crisis resolved quickly as the rider resumed his duties, maintaining composure after the excitement subsided.
Funeral services for Jeremiah F Sullivan who died yesterday at 60 Market Street Brighton will be held Friday at St Columbkille s Church with a solemn high mass of requiem. Sullivan was a longtime Brighton resident and 17 years in the undertaking business. Survived by wife Winifred C Cunningham and son James H Sullivan.
New London Connecticut July 19 a search of the Long Island Sound shore line failed to locate Bert E Loomis a tobacco grower from Southwick Massachusetts who disappeared after starting alone in a small boat from Poverty Island Saybrook to the mainland on Saturday night
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