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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1921

Page

9

Belmont girl’s mother denies elopement rumors

Mrs. Mary Sullivan denies reports that her daughter Miss Mary Baret Sullivan eloped with William H. Grant and says the Belmont telephone operator will wed Phillip R. O Connor next Sunday. Grant family also denies the marriage. reporters could not locate O Connor who has filed intentions and a Cambridge flat prepared.

Mary Sullivan Mary Baret Sullivan Belmont New York William H. Grant Phillip R. O'Connor Belnmient Young Grant Deiny Miss Sullivan Minnie Grant Wiliam Clark Street Court Phillip O'Connor Chilton Street Belmont Town Hall Cambridge

Lynn Casino Boxing Results Feature Russell Perry and Castle

At the Lynn Casino A. C. last night Dick Russell of Lynn won in a ten round bout against Jack Perry of Philadelphia, floored Perry in the second round and led most rounds. Mike Castle of Lawrence decisioned Eddie Ford of East Boston in ten rounds. Frankie Chaney of Beachmont outpointed Al Lareau of Salem in ten rounds. Bill

Lynn Casino A. C Dick Russell Lynn Jack Perry Philadelphia Russell Perry Mike Castle Lawrence Eddie Ford East Boston Frankie Chaney Beachmont al Lareau Salem Bill

Reprieve Saved Man Awaiting Electric Chair in New York

Paul La Guidice, condemned for a Rochester murder, was granted a 10 day reprieve at Sing Sing after terror at the approaching execution. A governor’s pardon clerk message halted the sentence. The prison surgeon deemed him possibly insane and he resisted wearing the execution suit, remaining nude in the death cell.

Ossining N. Y United News Paul la Guidice Rochester Sing Sing la Guidice Miller Albany Amos O. Squire

Cleopatra's Eye Story in Boston Post Magazine

Richard Washburn Child writes Cleopatra's Eye a tale for the Boston Sunday Post Magazine. Child is newly named ambassador to Italy and presents a vivid narrative voice in this piece.

Boston Sunday Post Richard Washburn Child Italy

Plans for Charlestown June 17 Parade Meet

The Bunker Hill Day celebration committee held a meeting in City Hall Annex to discuss parade arrangements for June 17 in Charlestown. James H. Brennan denied any conflict over Sinn Fein flags, saying such stories are conjecture and a statement will be issued tomorrow. Commander George Dever urged carrying only the American flag for the parade.

Charlestown City Hall Annex James H. Brennan Post Army Navy George Dever Bunker Hill American Legion

Nurse weighs and measures Kansas City pupils

Red Cross nurse Miss Fisie Owens conducts a mass physical survey in Kansas City schools, weighing and measuring every pupil. She has completed rigid examinations of more than 7600 boys and girls to assess physical defects.

Kansas City Fisie Owens

Fire Endangers 300 Inmates at Rhode Island Infirmary

A shed fire at the State Infirmary in Howard near Providence endangers about 300 women and children, many bedridden or ill, with $30,000 damage. All inmates were evacuated without loss of life as the fire mainly damaged the unoccupied children’s ward. Firefighters from Providence and Cranston helped stop spread to the adjoining women’s wing.

Providence R. I State Infirmary Howard Cranston

Women and children moved to lawn then returned home

The women and children were moved to the institution lawn and briefly cared for in other buildings. Late tonight they were returned to their former quarters.

Mexican bullfight fans protest girl toreaders burlesque

Bullfight enthusiasts in Mexico denounce girl toreadors as a burlesque of the noble sport, arguing the practice degrades traditional rites.

Mexico Sare Toreaders

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