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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1921
Page
4
A Senate judiciary sub committee will meet tomorrow to consider Senator King of Utah’s resolution for an investigation into an alleged dye industry lobby in Washington. The measure would authorize inquiry into other alleged lobbies and gains support from King and many other senators who warn of renewed lobbyist activity.
The ninth and final weekly prize group invites Boston Post readers to submit ideas by Friday noon for 240 weekly prizes and potential grand cash awards. Exhibits run at Horticultural Hall noon to 10 pm with free admission and dancing for visitors.
The exposition at Horticultural Hall Huntington and Massachusetts avenues will reopen at noon today. All contest products will be demonstrated at the exposition today.
Veterans of many battles paid tribute to fallen comrades at Forest Hills Cemetery during the Veteran Firemen's Association of Boston memorial services. The procession started at Fire Headquarters in Bristol Street with two bands a police escort and several automobiles. Louis T. Severoni served as chief marshal Captain Charles A. Donohue was adjutant and Thomas Lynch was chief aid. Reverend Charles Talmadge gave the prayer and Judge Frank Severoni delivered the oration marking a formal, respectful tribute by Boston fire department veterans.
Newton firemen formed a procession of cars yesterday and visited Needham Newton Watertown Waltham and Belmont cemeteries. They decorated the graves of departed comrades with respectful tributes.
Several hundred Knights of Pythias members attended a memorial service at Union Square Baptist Church Somerville for departed members of Somerville Temple Pythian Sisters and Somerville Lodge Knights of Pythias. George Simpson gave the memorial address Rev George A Lawson spoke for the church Apollo Quartet provided music and taps were sounded by Somerville Girl Scouts detail.
Vincent Blackburn, motorcycle officer from Field's Corner station, was thrown from his bike on Columbia road near Quincy street during a pursuit of a speeding car. He braked to avoid a collision, the cycle toppled, and he suffered a shaking up with a slight knee injury but no serious harm.
Hoboken New Jersey June 12 United News says 22843 American soldiers have been returned to the United States from overseas. Captain Edward M Shannon in charge of army grave registration announced at a memorial service on Pier 4 for 1525 bodies brought by the Cambrai last week. Twenty thousand more remain to arrive from Europe.
In Phillips Academy chapel, Rev. Nehemiah Boynton of Brooklyn preached the baccalaureate sermon to the graduating class. Using Genesis 25:27, he contrasted Jacob and Esau, noting Esau never grew while Jacob wrestled and became a prince of God. Growth requires self grip, world girth, and personal grace.
A long promotional note extols Havoline Oil promising an unbroken film for superior lubrication under any condition. It lists numerous dealers across cities in Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and surrounding areas ready to supply Havoline in quart to full barrel quantities.
Dr. Boynton criticizes America first as shortsighted and urges broader world view. A St Luke's Parish event in Chelsa hosts guests from Boston clubs. Thomas Sheppar, first councillor, is crowned king at the gathering.
Members of St. Luke's Court of Sir Galahad held its first coronation at the church hall amid a ceremony rich with knightly pageantry and local spectators.
Women seeking office in Virginia must use a single name on ballots. If a candidate registers as Mrs John Smith the name must be used for any future candidacy.
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