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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1921

Page

9

Vice President Coolidge Sees Busy Washington Life

Vice President Calvin Coolidge describes the demanding scope of his duties in Washington. He cites long Senate sessions, constant correspondence, and the need to coordinate readjustment in business and railroads while noting foreign affairs and tariffs affect economic stability for New England.

John Coolidge Plymouth Coolidge Amherst Trustees Washington Senate Railroad Labor Board

Dorchester Girl Burned Falling Into Hot Bath Tub

Elvira Voselo a five year old of 25 Coleman Street Dorchester was badly burned after reportedly falling into a tub partly filled with hot water while her mother prepared her bath according to police.

Elvira Voselo James Voselo Coleman Street Dorchester

Supreme Court to Rule on Tufts Case Information

Chief Justice Rugg will decide early this week whether Attorney General J Weston Allen provided enough facts to the Middlesex District Attorney Nathan A Tufts as required by the court order.

Rugg Supreme Court J. Weston Allen Middlesex Nathan A. Tufts

Missing party figure Brownie Kennedy may be called as witness

District Attorney Tufts questions cover broad ground while the Attorney General limits replies. Allen's new bill seeks to expose alleged conspirators in the Mishawum Manor shake down. Brownie Kennedy, still missing, is said to plan a return to Bartlesville Oklahoma if not located, with a luxury Oklahoma home reportedly prepared for her.

Tufts Allen Mishawum Manor Brownie Kennedy Brownie Bartlesville Okla Allen-Tufts Supreme Court

Radium Box Aboard Olympic Sailed With Curie Gift

A mahogany box housing radium of the size of a peanut is prepared for the Olympic voyage to Southampton and Cherbourg. The box, within 130 pounds of shielding, carries a gram presented to Madame Curie by the U S women through President Harding. Lead and steel encase the radium in several compartments for containment and safety.

New York Olympic Southampton Cherbourg Madame Curie United States Harding

Three Hurt In Malden Crash Involving Naval Ambulance

A head on collision at Majin and Clifton streets Malden injured three people in a sedan led by Harry B. Herd his wife and seven year old daughter Eleanor. All sustained facial and hand lacerations from flying glass after treatment they returned home. The naval ambulance carried a patient to the hospital and was undamaged and continued on.

United States Naval Majin Clifton Street Malden Harry B. Herd Eleanor

Whitwell man arraigned in manslaughter case after fatal crash

Harry Galvin of Whitwell street Quincy will be arraigned in Quincy Court this morning on charges of manslaughter and operating an automobile while intoxicated following a late Saturday night crash at Houghs Neck that killed two people and injured four women and one man. Miss Mary OBrien of Jamaica Plain and Ludwig Swanson of Norwood died in the wreck on Sea Street near Calamity Dorners. Galvin was bailed yesterday afternoon.

Harry Galvin Whitwell Street Quincy Quincy Court Hough's Neck Mary O'Brien Westerly Street Jamaica Plain Ludwig Swanson Norwood Sea Street Calamity Dorners Galvin

Conference of Overseas Premiers Opens Tomorrow

In London the conference of overseas premiers opens at Lloyd George’s Downing Street residence tomorrow with Lloyd George presiding. It will likely convene three times a week for three weeks, addressing procedure and publicity, then move to St James Palace for remaining sessions.

London Associated Press Lloyd George Downing Street St. James’ Palace

MIT Class of 1911 Celebrates 10 Year Reunion at Mayflower Inn

Massachusetts Institute of Technology alumni from the class of 1911 closed a four day reunion at the Mayflower Inn Plymouth. The event drew 46 men 24 women and three children with a program including several sporting events.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology Mayflower Inn Plymouth

Fatal auto crash claims life at Hough's Neck area

One of the injured in the fatal auto accident at Hough's Neck died early yesterday. The crash left several others hurt as authorities investigated the scene and identified the victims.

Hough Sea Street Hough's Neck

Chapel Dedication at St Cuthbert’s Chapel Neponset

St Cuthbert’s Chapel on Chickatawbut Street Neponset was formally dedicated as a branch of All Saints’ Episcopal Church Ashmont in a special service last night for Neponset residents.

St. Cuthbert’s Chapel Chickatawbut Street Neponset All Saints’ Episcopal Church Ashmont

Two Killed in Seaplane Crash at Hudson River

In Troy New York this afternoon Don Campbell 31 of Watervliet and Henry Beattie 18 were killed when a giant hydroplane piloted by Campbell crashed in shallow Hudson River near the Laureate Boat Club. Schuyler Moharie 22 of Albany was seriously injured as rescuers faced a rising tide and gravel bottom hindering operations.

Troy N. Y Don Campbell Henry Beattie Waterviiet Schuyler Moharie Albany Campbel Hudson River New Federal Dam Campbell Laureate Boat Club William A. Nial Boat Club

Hudson Valley Air Line Engine Drown Threat Near Albany

A machine owned by the Hudson Valley Air Line threatened to drown Moharie before extraction. The engine, used for passenger service between Albany and New York, was being tuned up when the incident occurred.

Moharie Hudson Valley Air Line Albany New York

Pay Final Honors to Malden War Hero Travers

Two hundred members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Malden American Legion post formed a guard of honor at the funeral of John H. Travers Jr. The 26-year-old Linden native was severely wounded in the Argonne drive on October 17, 1918, and died later. his body was brought home for burial last week.

Veterans of Foreign Wars Malden American Legion John H. Travers Lynn Street Linden Travers Argonne Drive

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