08 Jun 1921
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1921
Page
1
A House member plans to introduce a resolution today aimed at stopping the heavyweight bout between Dempsey and Carpentier until Congress acts on compensation for World War I veterans. The move reflects ongoing debates over veteran benefits and government support for service members.
Witnesses said Sacco and Vanzetti may have fired many shots in the South Braintree killings. The government presented no direct shooting evidence against Vanzetti, while Nicola Sacco faces two indictments for first degree murder in the 1920 case.
Congressman Gallivan of Boston said he would introduce a resolution to block any world boxing championship in the United States until Congress acts on adjusted compensation for World War I veterans. He argued holding such a fight would bring shame to America and distract from veteran relief. The statement was issued in Washington on June 7.
The State Department announced a U S plan for a treaty with Mexico to safeguard property rights of American citizens in Mexico. The proposal notes holdings attached before the Mexican constitution and discusses potential recognition implications.
The Public Utilities Commission rules that doctors must pay business rates for residence phones if they want the word physician listed after their names in listings. If doctors prefer the abbreviation Dr, their residence line is charged at the residence rate. The Somerville Medical Society petitioned this change, aiming to keep doctors out of the business classification used by New England Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Dr. Hubert Work of Pueblo Colorado, one of the nation’s best known physicians, was highlighted in last night’s feature column continuing on page 17. The piece emphasizes his medical career and public service.
Marian McArdle a 21 year old former Smith College student broke down after hours of police questioning about the murder of her stepfather Daniel F. Kaber, a Cleveland publisher, in Harlem Prison. Police plan further questioning as she regains composure to disclose what she knows and seek mental clarity.
Ford Motor Company declares a general price reduction across models in Detroit. Touring cars drop to 415, runabouts to 370, coupes to 695, sedans to 760, chassis to 345, and truck chassis to 495, aligning with the second lowest touring figure in company history after 1917.
Secretary of War would be authorized to extend all possible relief to Colorado flood sufferers under a resolution adopted late today by the Senate. Senator Phipps of Colorado and Representative Hardy had announced they would seek a $1,000,000 appropriation for flood relief.
In the American League games Boston beat St Louis 7 to 6 with Wresningeen pitching 3 to 2 in 10 innings. New York and Cleveland tied. Chicago Philadelphia rain halted action. in the National League Boston defeated Les 10 to 7. Cincinnati led 6 to 0. Chicago won 8 to 4. St Louis fared 14 to Brooklyn 5.
The Ford Motor Car Company cut its prices last fall and recently stated prices would not be raised again under any circumstance. Officials emphasized the move as a final reduction to stabilize the market.
Mr. Gallivan contends this is not the moment to permit the State of New Jersey or any other state to ex pansion of powers. He warns of potential overreach and urges caution in granting new authority amid ongoing debates and political sensitivities.
Date line lists notable items such as David DPF Forter born 1818 and Bryan resigning as Secretary of State in 1915. It recalls Pershing's 1917 England arrival, the 1916 windstorm toll in Minnesota and North Dakota, and a robbery at Caruso's East Hampton home.
Forecasts show fair weather with little temperature change and moderate winds for Boston and vicinity. Washington dispatch notes partly cloudy conditions in New England and east New York with no significant temperature shifts and variable winds along the coast.
In Maynard on June 7 Walter Johnson of New York shot his wife three times in the street then lit a cigarette, walked around the body, sat on the curb and shot himself twice. He died minutes later alongside his wife who died instantly.
Tonight at the Main and Sudbury corner the couple Johnson and his wife Hannah were involved in a deadly dispute. Johnson who had traveled from New York shot Hannah after a quarrel then killed himself five minutes later. A Finnish note found on his body explains the intent. Johnson age 27 and Hannah 25.
The report notes more agreeable conditions with mild temperatures and light winds expected. Citizens are advised to enjoy outdoor activities as skies remain mostly clear across the area.
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