07 Jun 1921
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1921
Page
1
The District Attorney petitions the Supreme Court asserting no jurisdiction and asks that any hearing be limited to official acts since the last election. He argues a Mishawum Revels testimony should be barred and the case tied to official acts only.
After a lively hearing in Worcester Chief Justice Rugg and Attorney General Allen discussed the Middlesex district attorney removal action. Attorney Tufts plans to file a motion with the Supreme Court clerk this morning to seek dismissal of the charges.
The American Medical Association faces a debate on whether reputable physicians may ethically prescribe beer as a medicine. The ruling will be discussed by the house of delegates during the current annual session with thousands of physicians in attendance.
At midnight Gustave C Heyer invited the wife of Raymond Wagner to a car for a ride. Wagner slapped Heyer after catching the remark, Heyer collapsed on the wheel and died shortly after. Police attributed the death to heart disease aggravated by fright.
The Boston Automobile Dealers' Association appeals for cars and funds to transport 2700 crippled, orphaned, and destitute Boston children to Nantasket Beach for the 14th annual Children’s Day Outing. Car owners should notify Chester I Campbell at 5 Park Square or Beach 3740. monetary contributions are also welcome.
Brigadier General John W. Ruckman commander of the First Coast Artillery died at his home 26 Browne street Brookline after a sudden stroke. He was first stricken Saturday afternoon and a second stroke followed last night.
His son John H. and daughter Marjorie, with his wife, linger at the general's bedside. General Buckman, renowned harbor defence and coast artillery expert, inventor of war devices, and first editor of the Journal of...
London reports that Austen Chamberlain in the Commons said the American commission's findings will not alter Britain's stance on Ireland. He asserted the government sees no reason to change policy and noted it declined to testify, opposing foreign inquiries into dominion affairs.
Counsel for both sides point out features as the jury in the Supertags Criminal Court at Dedham listens to witnesses in the Sacco and Vanzetti case. The trial spanned nine hours and covered a 95 mile journey by party witnesses.
New York June 6 Frances White stage star faces a $100000 damages suit in the Supreme Court from Mrs Dorothy Stothart wife of Herbert Stothart author of the play Jimmie alleging alienation of affections. The summons was filed in the county clerk's office and lists service at 57 West Sixty Eighth Street. Miss White once married to Frank Fay, a vaudeville headliner, later divorced. An earlier suit by Fay against William Rock over Miss White's affections remains untried.
A reader asks for full details about the extraordinary money making potential of the chain store concept. The inquiry seeks practical insights into scale, franchise viability, and revenue models without any obligation.
More members than seating available attended the annual meeting at the First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston held at its Falmouth Norway and St Paul streets edifice yesterday. Delegates and visitors from US Canada and abroad filled the venue in a show of unity behind church by laws and current government.
Harry Boland told a Tremont Street audience that within 90 days England will have quit Ireland or no one will remain alive on Irish soil. He claimed the Irish republican army controls the country ahead of British forces and defended IRA methods while refuting Greenwood's claim about ammunition.
In the American League Boston edged Cleveland 7 to 6 while Washington defeated Chicago 10 to 6 Detroit rolled Philadelphia 12 to 1 and St Louis beat New York 5 to 1 In the National League Boston won 6 to 1 over Cincinnati Brooklyn triumphed 7 to 4 Chicago beat Pittsburg 5 to 4 New York won 4 to 0 over St Louis and Philadelphia shutout St Louis 11 to 0.
The page lists notable dates and events from history including a 1915 air combat over Flanders a 1917 San Salvador earthquake a 1916 military note and a 1920s reference to the U S Supreme Court and prohibition. It also notes Galveston martial law and food riot deaths and mentions Hayts joining the League of Nations.
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for fair conditions Tuesday and Wednesday with moderate, variable winds and little temperature change. New England and East of the Mississippian states show generally fair or cloudy conditions with minimal temperature variation over the next two to three days.
Forecast indicates a pleasant day with gentle warmth continuing into the night. Light winds and small chances of a shower remain, keeping temperatures close to yesterday’s levels.
New London voters approved the council manager form in a special referendum held June 6. The margin was 1100 in favor, signaling a shift in local government structure for the city.
Pueblo faces three days of flood aftermath as Lt. Col. Paul P. Newton imposes military order requiring all able-bodied residents to join debris removal. Authorities seek bodies amid receding waters and heavy mud, with compulsory work and guards to prevent hazards.
Two U S soldiers died of wounds from a highwayman on the Weis senthurm Andernach road. Private Hl Schiffhauer of Company C 8th infantry was shot through the heart at midnight Wednesday and Private Clarence Leavell of the same unit died later in a hospital after offering aid.
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