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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1921
Page
6
Mrs. Peter C. McGlyn identifies a Boston man Francesco Attordo as selling Irish linen that was not Irish. Patrolman James Carey arrests Attordo at the Taunton passenger station as he was boarding a train to Boston. The charge filed concerns selling misrepresented linen.
William Reitzman eight, of 72 Water Street Hyde Park, fell about 12 feet from a tree on Dana Avenue near his home yesterday. He struck his head on a rock and was taken to City Hospital where he is listed on the dangerous list with a fractured skull.
Michael Dreier, a leading New York jeweler, died at his Deepdale summer home on Long Island. He was 64. The estate formerly belonged to William K. Vanderbilt Jr. Dreier was renowned as a top figure in his field and passed away today.
President Harding expects the new tax bill to pass the House by August 6 and move to the Senate, with a goal of passage and signing by October 1. The administration backs rapid action on taxation while opposing a sales tax and weighing changes to stamps, tobacco taxes, and other small levies amid budget pressures.
A Boston reader argues against the Knickerbocker Garb trend promoted by a Cambridge enthusiast and suggests the Fool's Census idea should be pursued by a few unbalanced individuals. Hyde Park dated July 25, 1921. Two toned petal frocks noted for informal dances.
Governor Hartness announced state troops were mobilized in Bellows Falls Vermont to handle a potential riot linked to the International Paper Company strike. He said officials reported sympathizers blocked Champlain Realty Company workers and that troops could be ordered in within an hour if the company attempted to bring in more labor.
A bolt struck the old Baptist Church at Packer ville in Central Village Connecticut causing a total blaze that reduced the 1829 structure to ashes. The church was built by Elisha Packer. Afternoon fashions note three quarter sleeve garments referenced in the same brief.
Mrs Warren C Spurgin, wife of the missing Michigan Avenue Trust Company president, was located by detectives in Detroit and voluntarily returned to Chicago to assist authorities in locating her husband who is being questioned over his bank's failure.
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