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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1921
Page
7
Obituaries list residents from Abbott in Arlington to Williams in Cambridge with funeral details. Entries include names, ages, residences, death dates, and service times across multiple towns, noting high mass, auto cortege, interment, and church locations.
Louis Alonzo Anderson of Lafayette Lodge A M mourned by Brethren. Funeral services at Massachusetts Cremation Society Chapel Walk Hill Forest Hills on Tuesday June 14 at 2 30 p m. Brethren urged to attend. Arthur B English Worshipful Master Clarence A Bates Secretary
In remembrance of our mother Mrs. Fannie Keiver McIntosh who died at Kenneth Cottage Hampton Beach New Hampshire June 14 1920 Till we meet again. By her children Aleda Annie B and Ward a
An anniversary high mass will be celebrated at St Pauls Church Dorchester on Wednesday June 15 at 730 am for the repose of the soul of the late John F Cullen. His loving wife and children announce. Former members of the 101st Field Artillery attending the funeral of their former lieutenant colonel Frank B Perkins are asked to assemble at the band stand on the Common Salem MA at 2 pm Tuesday June 14. Minctosh In memory of dear mother Mia Fannie Ketver McIntosh who passed away June 14 1920 Till we meet again by her children Aleda Annie B and Ward.
Wholesale mackerel sells at 13 to 14 cents per pound amid tighter supplies. The Catherine Burke returns from Cape Shore with 40 000 pounds, plus two small boats with 2 000 pounds. Other arrivals include Lydia with 2 200 pounds, Elk with 45 000 pounds of halibut, and eight trawlers boosting haddock, cod, and pollock totals. Local racing at Beach oval features Nat Butler's schedule through June with big all star card on Saturday.
Shipping notices list vessels arriving and sailing between ports in Britain and America. Steamers include City of New York Mc Kellar Calcutta Colombo Gallymore Virgilia Brit ten City of Columbus Diehl and more with cargo and towing barges to Gloucester Portland Norfolk and Bangor. Sailing ships include North Dakota Florida Europe Mount Seward and Prince Arthur with multiple tugs and tows toward Baltimore Philadelphia and New England ports.
William J. McCarthy, former supervising prohibition agent, arrives in Boston only to learn he is replaced by Elmer C. Potter of Worcester and must cover his own expenses for the week. He laments the surprise and notes he is no longer working for Uncle Sam.
Attorney General Daugherty announced a government wide probe of major wartime contracts with President Harding’s approval. A special bureau will oversee the investigation, led by a noted expert, to expose dishonesty and clear fair dealings, with a final report to the President.
H H Raymond president of the America Steamship Owners Association telegraphed Shipping Board Chairman Lasker asking him not to sign a strike settlement with union engineers and to record owners’ reasons. Earlier New York Marine Engineers locals ratified the proposed deal under protest and urged the resignation ofNational President Brown.
Stocks recovered from a low mood with 1 to 3 point gains in speculative favorites while equipment and rail issues fell 2 to 8 points. 765000 shares traded as copper users seek quick delivery amid tight supply. Island Creek Coal rose on a 2 dividend and margins improved in several issues.
Tidewater Oil pays a 2 percent quarterly dividend on June 30 to holders of record June 23, lower than the 4 percent paid since 1919. Rand Mines May gold output reached 687000 fine ounces, up from April. Loew's directors approve a 60 cent quarterly dividend. Chicago line defers semi annual dividends until September amid government-account adjustments. Prairie Gas & Oil declares a regular 8 dividend and a 2 extra dividend for July 30, down from prior extras. Grain trading shows July wheat at 135 1 2 after a 4 1 2 decline.
The Porter peace resolution was sent to conference by the Senate for adjustment of differences with the Knox resolution. The Senate formally disagreed with the House amendment which struck out the Knox draft and substituted the Porter draft. Conferees named were Lodge Massachusetts Knox Pennsylvania and Hitchcock Nebraska Democrat.
Cambridge Latin finished the Suburban League schedule undefeated with a 16 to 0 victory over Brookline High at Russell Field. The win marked Cambridge Latin’s 21st straight victory as it closed the season.
A health ad notes rheumatism remains poorly understood and worsens with weather changes. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood-building remedy, with a free book on diet baths and hygiene, and states the pills cost sixty cents per box available at druggists.
Poem portrays a speaker bearing another’s colors in busy streets as bells, scents, and celestial imagery surround. The speaker feels both adorned and hidden, with symbolic insignia and a private, unspoken word shaping an intimate inner world.
President Hustis reports a forecasted deficit of more than $7,000,000 for the first six months of 1921 after a board meeting. He adds that the second half should improve as expenses fall after Labor Board wage reductions and coal prices drop, with an estimated annual saving of $1,600,000.
An ad claims Freezone relieves corn pain instantly with a tiny bottle sold by druggists for a few cents. It says the treatment removes hard corns soft corns and corns between the toes along with calluses without soreness or irritation.
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