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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1921
Page
16
Senate approves Kenyon measure allowing Federal Farm Loan Banks to issue bonds at 61-2 percent interest instead of the 5 percent limit, aiming to improve farmers loan access. The maximum borrower rate remains 6 percent.
Garabed B Thomajian of Worcester is sued for divorce by Pepron Thomajian with $20 000 attachment. She accuses cruelty including a May 8 incident when his daughter Zarouhie, a Wellesley student and Worcester figure, married Louen Sewney of New York. police say he fired at his wife, the revolver misfired after initial shot. Judge Edward L Shaw ordered the attachment.
James Kelley killed himself with a bullet to the heart ending a standoff with 200 policemen in Toledo Ohio. Coroner Dr C J Henzler and Police Chief Henry J Herbert concluded the self-inflicted wound ended the siege after officers Dowell and Mosburger were killed.
Mr Hillman defended the clothing industry union against accusations of Sovietization calling such charges slanders spread by agents of disruption. He said the union, with 30 percent native born members and 75 percent fluent in English, does not sanction force beyond legitimate strikes and seeks free labor under its own master.
Volunteers from Rochdale and Leicester Centre battled a blaze that burned over two and a half square miles north of Leicester, destroying wood lands and pastures and threatening several farm houses. Damage exceeded $20,000. Local crews aided by volunteers contained the spread.
Girl pupils at Chico High School reject a ban on silk stockings as a cost saving measure. They respond by adopting half socks and boys socks, a growing style among them.
Sidney Hillman, president of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, defended his union before a Senate committee hearing on the Borah resolution amid charges of radicalism. He argued against the accusations and emphasized the union’s lawful labor aims.
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