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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1921
Page
2
The next move in the Irish situation may be another meeting in Ireland between Sir James Craig Ulster Premier and Eamon De Valera Republican leader. The report comes from a trusted source in Dublin dated July 28.
The report says Ireland may assume part of the national debt instead of a yearly tribute to the imperial exchequer. Sinn Feiners view this as less objectionable and a way to satisfy Lloyd George about contributing to war costs. De Valera has not yet replied to terms, though a potential conference was discussed.
Northcliffe newspapers faced government friction as Lloyd George blocked access to News from his papers. Invitations to Geddes and President Harding dinner were sent and then cancelled causing confusion among invited officials at the British embassy.
In Louvain Belgium on July 28 the cornerstone of the University of Louvain library was laid as a gift from the American people. King Albert delivered an opening address followed by Cardinal Mercier and former President Poincare among others. The ceremony included reading a message from President Harding.
Dozen cases reported serious enough for multiple treatments as red jellyfish sting bathers at Nanaskaket and nearby waters. Captain Sparrow notes rarity on New England coast. patrols set to warn bathers. Fifty treated at Sylvester Hospital, with most cases resolving within about twelve hours using soda water and witch hazel.
Paris endured a extreme heat day with the temperature above 101 degrees and 97 in other areas. A sirocco swept the city between 1 and 2 pm causing gusty winds and a sharp barometer drop.
Trustees held a preliminary meeting to assess Louis K. Liggett's liabilities after a market slump erased more than 5 million dollars of his credit. Powerful friends vow to aid, while Liggett remains head of United Drug Company and its guiding spirit. A separate case notes Arthur O Bernson challenging an overspeeding charge in Weston, joking the arresting officer should drive, the judge citing a $15 fine.
Harvard observes the 100th anniversary of its Congregational Church with services sermons historic addresses music a banquet and a reception. More than a hundred former pastors and members attended the events.
The Home Trust Company as executor for Andrew Carnegie's estate petitions the Surrogate Court to lower New York State transfer tax from 10 to 6 percent. It notes $600,000 already paid on the total tax of $660,000 and sets Sept. 23 for a hearing before Surrogate Cohalan.
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