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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1921

Page

5

Plan to Cut Into American Steamship Lines

Rio de Janeiro July 24 United News reports a planned Lloyd Brasileiro steamship Carvillo will depart for New York on a special excursion costing just over 300 dollars for the round trip. The fare is low next to the usual 415 dollars each way charged by other lines, drawing many Americans to the bargain.

Rio DE Janeiro United News American Steamship Lines Lloyd Brasileiro Stoaer Carvillo New York

Motors Offered in This Sale and Air Service Surplus

The motor boat enthusiast will find in the lists of motors, in which there are included twenty five foreign and domestic makes, a number of vertical engines which can be converted for use as marine engines or for power plants for air driven boats. The War Department, in offering its air service surplus for sale, has fixed prices that use small fractions of the original cost on all the equipment motors planes spare parts accessories.

War Department

New Engine Offers Marine Motors At $200

A new motor suitable for conversion to marine use is available at $200 with discounts for bulk orders. Notable offerings include Hall-Scott models: a 4 cylinder 100 hp and a 6 cylinder 125 hp engine.

Hall- Scott

Proof of divorce filed in New York case

Mrs. Elinor Shaw has obtained certified copies of the docket records of her divorce from William M. Jordan in Boston in 1901 to be used tomorrow in the New York Supreme Court. The documents aim to rebut Philip M. Shaw's claim that her earlier divorce was not complete when she married him.

New York Elinor Shaw William M. Jordan Boston Supreme Court Philip M. Shaw

Shaw alimony motion amid court records and affidavits

Massachusetts court records and affidavits by Mrs Shaw and assistants will be filed with the Supreme Court tomorrow as an argument on her alimony and counsel fees proceeds in Part 1 special term. She states she learned of her husband’s plan to strike portions of her affidavit to avoid delay and consents to removal of prohibited testimony under code provisions. The husband’s defense about condoning acts by accompanying him to Bretton Woods in 1929 is addressed. she admits the trip but denies knowledge of misconduct then. Attached are checks Shaw paid to Hotel Woodward for rooms used by Miss Madrienne La Barre of Somerville and her mother, a former Ziegfeld Follies performer.

Massachusetts Court Bretton Woods N. H Shaw Woodward Madrienne la Barre Somerville Miss la Barre Ziegfeld Follies

Screen Gossip Carter De Haven’s Career in 1920s Film

Carter De Haven, an actor director and writer, has finished an original photoplay for Juanita Hansen. He co directs and co stars with Flora Parker in Paramount comedies including Twin Beds The Girl in the Taxi and My Lady Friends. He rose from vaudeville, shone in Hanky Panky and Six Little Widows, and stands 5 feet 6 inches with dark hair and eyes, praised as one of the best dressed on screen.

Carter de Haven Juanita Hansen Flora Parker Paramount

Tolable David cast in Virginia mountains filming exterior scenes

Richard Barthelmess and Gladys Hurette lead the Tolable David company in Virginia to shoot exterior sequences. Louise Fazenda, a screen comedienne, suffered a bad fall on a swinging wire, injuring her knee and delaying her work for weeks. Elinor Glyn will return to England on August 15.

Richard Barthelmess Gladys Hurette Virginia Tol David Louise Fazenda Screen Comedienne Elinor Glyn

The Golden Snare at Old South Theatre This Week

James Oliver Curwood’s mystery tale The Golden Snare plays at the Old South Theatre this week. Set in the Northwestern mountains, the plot centers on Ruth Renick caught in a dangerous snare of love with Sergeant Lewis Stone of the Northwest Mounted Police and bandit Wallace Beery in pursuit.

James Oliver Curwood Old South Theatre Ruth Renick Lewis Stone Northwest Mounted Police Wallace Beery Hills

All star cast in Jerome Storms The Rosary

The Rosary produced by Jerome Storm for Selig Rork Corp features an all star cast led by Lewis S. Stone and Jane Novak with Robert Gordon Wallace Beery Dore Davidson and Harold Goodwin among the principals in a major 1920s film project.

the Rosary Jerome Storm Selig-Rork Corporation Lewis 8. Stone Jane Novak Robert Gordon Wallace Beery Dore Davidson Harold Goodwin

Answers to Questions in Courage and Film Notes

Column lists names and brief notes on actors and films. Mentions Naomi Childers, Buck Jones, Antonio Moreno, Ruth Roland, Hal Roach Studio, Culver City, Cassen Ferguson, Goldwyn Film Company, Jack Holt, Winchester Virginia birth, The Man Who Sold Himself, Daisy May New Hampshire Hal Cooley, Eileen Percy, Hugh Thompson, Mabel Normand, What Happened to Rosa, Kathryn Perry wife of Owen Moore, beauty award at Hotel des Artistes New York. Prunella Hall Boston Post contact.

Inquisitive Maine Sam de Grasse Courage Naomi Childers Buck Jones Antonio Moreno Ruth Roland Hal Roach Studio Culver City Cal Cassen Ferguson Goldwyn Film Company Jack Holt Winchester Paramount RB. E. J Dorchester Lee Shumway John Wellborn Gertrude Olmstead Sally Daisy May N. H Hal Cooley Eileen Percey Hugh Thompson Doctor Drew Mabel Normand Rosa Kathryn Perry Owen Moore New York Chelsea Prunella Hall The Boston Post

Japan to Seek to Limit Scope of Conference

Tokyo advisory council members weigh course of Japan in the proposed Far Eastern conference. It is reported Japan will seek assurances that a formal agreement defining the scope of conference discussions is reached before the meeting.

Japan Washington Associated Press Diplomatic Advisory Council of Tokio

Fire Queen confessing: Newton court to reveal arson spree

The New ton Police say Frederick A Price of 46 Minden street Roxbury confessed to a year long arson campaign in the Brookline case. He spent Saturday and Sunday recounting incidents in a dramatic interview as investigators seek to explain a string of fires baffling Greater Boston authorities.

Greater Boston Newton Frederick A. Price Minden Street Roxbury Brookline

Fire Queen Price Confesses to Numerous Undisclosed Arsons

Officials in the Boston area report Price admitted causing many mysterious fires over the past year. He provided dates and locations, including fires unlinked to him until now, and his wife aided investigators in persuading him to speak. Up to 20 towns may seek indictments.

Boston Newton Price

Harding Ends Camping Trip with Quiet Sabbath Service

President Harding closed his camping expedition at Big Pool Maryland with a Sabbath of rest and worship. In a grove near the camp Bishop William F. Anderson led services as Henry Ford Thomas Edison and Harvey Firestone joined the President. A small local congregation attended as a piano from Hagerstown provided music and a brief blaze was extinguished by camp staff.

Big Pool Harding Henry Ford Thomas A. Edison Harvey S. Firestone William F. Anderson Methodist Episcopal Church Hagerstown Anderson Bishop Anderson Universal Brotherhood

President Harding Returns to Washington from Camp Ride

President Harding spent the afternoon away from camp limits on a horseback ride with Firestone party members. He phoned the White House from a nearby country store about Mrs. Harding’s illness and reported she is improving. A supply truck caught fire in camp but flames were contained before reaching the gasoline tank and the limousines nearby.

Washington Mr. Harding White House

Hoover demands release of Americans before aid to Russia

Washington July 24 United News reports Herbert Hoover chairman of the American relief administration says American assistance to starving and sick Russians hinges on the immediate release of Americans now held prisoner in Russia.

Washington United News Russia Herbert Hoover American Relief Administration

Auto Hit by Fire Truck at Revere Beach

Two occupants escaped injury when their auto was struck by a fire ladder truck responding to an alarm at North Shore road and Beach Street in Revere. The front wheels were demolished and the men, John Rondo and Joseph Russo of Lynn, were thrown from the vehicle.

Revere Beach North Shore Road Beach Street John Rondo Joseph Russo Lynn

Return for Wine and Are Arrested

Patrolman William C. O Leary of the Lexington police yesterday afternoon arrested Thomas J. Heaney of Massachusetts avenue Arlington and Wilfred R. Kennedy of Webb street Lexington charged with breaking into the wine cellar at the estate of F Foster Sherburne on the State road in that town earlier in the day. The break was discovered by the caretaker of the estate. The cellar and wine closet doors had been forced with a heavy bar and some of the contents of the closet piled up to be taken away. Evidently the thieves who formerly worked on the estate had been frightened away before they could carry off their loot. When they returned later in the day Patrolman O Leary who was hiding nearby arrested them.

William C. O'Leary Lexington Thomas J. Heaney Massachusetts Avenue Arlington Wilfred R. Kennedy Webb Street F. Foster Sherburne State Road O'Leary

Former Truant Officer Stokes 85 Years Old

Warren J. Stokes longtime Boston truant officer was feted at his West Roxbury home on Centre Street to celebrate his 85th birthday. He was in good health aside from a February mild shock and remains an avid reader of daily papers and current events.

Warren J. Stokes Boston Centre Street West Roxbury Mr. Stokes

John Leedy Dies After Fall at Belmont Street Home

Lawrence July 24 John Leedy a 79 year old retired man died from a fractured skull after falling down stairs at his Belmont street residence a few hours earlier authorities said.

Lawrence John Leedy Belmont Street

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