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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1921

Page

5

Tuberculosis convention backs marriage for some patients

At the National Tuberculosis Association session in New York Dr Maurice Fishberg argued against a blanket ban on marriage and maternity for tuberculous patients. He said chronic patients may marry and some women bear maternity with impunity, while marriage should be discouraged for acute progressive cases.

New York National Tuberculosis Association Maurice Fishberg American Medical Association

Notre Dame Academy Holds 87 Graduates in Ceremony

Graduation exercises at Notre Dame Academy featured diplomas for 87 seniors. Monsignor Splaine blessed the event and presented diplomas, with Rev. Thomas Gilhooly and Rev. M. J. Scanlan addressing the class. Awards went to Margaret Mary Kelcher for Christian doctrine, Helen Raphael Forbes for music, and several others for musical honors.

Notre Dame Acadeemy Monsignor Splaine Cardinal O'Connell Sisters of Notre Dame Thomas Gilhooly C. SS. R Mission Church Roxbury

New Direct Steamship Line Announced for Atlantic Route

Philadelphia June 17. Moore and McCormack Company announces a new direct steamship line from Philadelphia to Cork Dublin and Londonderry. The first vessel, West Gambo, is slated to sail early next month.

Philadelphia Cork Dublin Londonderry Moore and McCormack Company, Inc

Boston Post Pulitzer Prize Tribute Noted

The Boston Post is celebrated for its post award status and meritorious service in 1920. It highlights the pride of journalistic achievement and the meaning of the prize within American newspapers.

Boston Post United States Pulitzer

Malden Telegram Praises Award Win In Editorial Republish

Editorials and appreciative descriptions from the Malden Telegram praise the award win. The republished pieces reflect satisfaction and esteem for the achievement.

Malden Telegram

Boston Post Wins Pulitzer Medal for Ponzi Exposure

The Boston Post, led by Richard Grazier, earns the Joseph Pulitzer Foundation gold medal for its 1920 Ponzi fraud exposure. The Ottawa piece details Grazier's decisive editorial leadership, the Post’s investigative steps in France and Switzerland, and the legal risks faced during the campaign to unveil Ponzi's scheme.

Boston Post Edwin A. Grazier Boston Joseph Pulitzer Foundation Richard Grazier New York World United States Richard Groziler The Charles Ponzi New England Pulitzer Foundation Mr. Grazier Ponzi Postoffice Europe

Ponzi Arrest Ends His Infamous Scheme

A public outcry followed a massive swindle as Charles Ponzi was arrested after an official auditor found his accounts hopelessly insolvent. He was convicted and his downfall implicated the Hanover Trust Company where he served as director, marking the collapse of a vast loss to New England investors.

Ponzi Hanover Trust Company New England

Aliens May Visit Europe for Six Months

The White Star Line informs that alien residents of the United States may take temporary visits abroad up to six months. Those out longer will be presumed to have abandoned their U.S. home but can be readmitted with evidence to immigration officials. A passport will suffice to prove sailings from the United States.

United Europe White Star Line United States

Carplaka Reaches Port Disabled by Fog and Ice

The American steamer Carplaka bound for Glasgow arrived at St Johns Newfoundland with machinery disabled after six days at sea. Dense fog and numerous icebergs near the Grand Banks hindered her voyage.

ST. John's N. FY Carplaka Charleston Glasgow Grand Banks

Man Lays 26 Years Inactive Yet Optimistic In Gloucester

Herbert E. Sherburne of 37 Langsford Street Gloucester has lived 26 years unable to move his body except for speech muscles. Medical specialists say they cannot help. He remains hopeful, recalling baseball and Roosevelt as interests. His sister Alice M. Sherburne cares for him and handles daily duties.

Gloucester Langsford Street Lanesville Herbert E. Sherburn Teddy Roosevelt Roosevelt Fis Alice M. Sherburne Herbert Sherburne

Doctors Can Do Nothing For 26 Years

A man has lain on his back for 26 years after a spinal condition left him immobile. Now doctors face a challenging case as his condition persists with limited mobility and ongoing treatment attempts.

Supreme Lodge Sues Indemnity Company Over Treasurer

The Supreme Lodge sues the Indemnity Company alleging improper handling of funds by John P. Sanborn of Newport Rhode Island. Sanborn served as supreme treasurer of the New England Order of Protection from December 19, 1916 to December 31, 1919.

John P. Sanborn Newport R. I New England Order of Protection

Lodge sues over 90000 missing funds and securities suit

The Supreme Lodge sues in Suffolk Superior Court against Royal Indemnity Company as bond surety for Sanborn over about 90000 allegedly embezzled funds. The indemnity firm allegedly refused to cover the shortfall. Two State bankers are also sued for the recovery of securities valued at about 48000 believed to belong to the lodge.

Supreme Lodge Suffolk Royal Indemnity Company Sanborn Lodge

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