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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1921

Page

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Britain signals pacific ties with Japan amid Far East peace hopes

London reports Lloyd George in imperial conference refrains from pledging renewal of the Anglo Japanese treaty but cites wartime friendship with Japan. He urges limiting armaments and seeks cooperative Pacific solutions with United States Australia and New Zealand while avoiding competition over China.

Far East London Associated Press United States Japan America Laud Mr. Lloyd George Great Britain Pacific Ocean China Pacific Releaie United Kingdom Australia New Sealand

Fire Commissioner Denies Resigning to Run for Mayor

Fire Commissioner Murphy dismissed rumors of resigning to seek mayoral office. He said he has not given resignation thought and would consider running next fall, noting discussions about a mayoral bid should occur then.

Murphy

Senator Norris Pleads for Ireland Aid in Senate

Nebraska Senator Norris urged passage of a resolution protesting Ireland policy in a Senate session. The plea highlighted U S aid considerations and drew emphasis on international relations during the afternoon debate.

Senate Ireland Robert L. Norton Washington Senator Norris Nebraska

Mrs Leeds Talk Said to Cause Banker's Break

Investigators claim Florence Lawlor Leeds spoke insultingly of James A. Stillman while away from him calling him a money bag, leading to a falling out. It is unclear if Stillman paid any settlement, and he denies the charges.

New York Florence Lawlor Leeds James A. Stillman Mr. Stillman

A Tea in Murder Day At Dedham Court

George T. Kelly, superintendent at the Three K shoe factory, testified Sacco asked to get off work the day of the South Braintree murder to visit the Italian consul in Boston. Kelly said Sacco was not working that day. He sought a passport to return to Italy to see his aged father.

George T. Kelly Three K South Stoughton Superior Criminal Court Dedham Nicola Sacco Frederick A. Parmenter Alessandro Berardelli South Braintree Kelly Sacco Boston Italy

Manhattan Opera House Under Hammer Auction

The Manhattan Opera House on West 67th Street will be sold at auction by Sheriff Knott on June 22 by order of the Supreme Court. The sale settles a lien of 143 324 dollars held by Stella H. Keating and Rose H. Tostevin, daughters of the late Oscar Hammerstein.

New York Manhattan Opera House West Mth Street Sheriff Knott Supreme Court Stella H. Keating Rose H. Tostevin Oscar Hammerstein

Lewis of United Mine Workers Seeks AFL Presidency

John Lewis announces candidacy for president of the American Federation of Labor with backing from three major unions. He touts labor unity and proclaims readiness to lead the federation in addressing workers’ needs.

Lewis United Mine Workers American Federation of Labor

Four Injured as Train 45 Derails North of Waterbury

Four persons were injured and more than twenty passengers were shaken up when train 45 from South station bound for New York derailed north of Waterbury Connecticut. The entire train left the rails as shown in the picture.

South Station New York Waterbury, Conn

Derailed Boston to New York Express injures several near Waterbury

Four people were injured seriously and many shaken when train No 45 derailed at Waterville north of Waterbury. The engineer was Eugene Potter and conductor J P Crowley, both of Boston. The tender overturned as five steel cars tipped. tracks torn up, embankment slope of 200 feet. About 176 passengers aboard. wrecking crews from Danbury Hartford and Waterbury worked to reopen line next day. John J Snavely said cause not yet determined.

Waterbury Conn Boston New York Waterville Harvey Vorbonian New Britain Tillie Futoma Astoria N. Y Bertha Cohen Columbia New Haven Danbury Hartford Eugene Potter J. P. Crowley

Reception to Sims Barred

New York officials bar all visitors and reception committees from the pier for Rear Admiral William S. Sims arrival from England. White Star Line fears safety issues as unofficial groups may stage a mock welcome amid the arrival schedule.

New York United News William S. Sims England White Star Line

Labor Leaders Face Bid For AFL Presidency

Supporters of Samuel Gompers and John L. Lewis marshal to contest the AFL presidency as Gompers states he will run and declines to withdraw. The Denver report notes the race will decide if the veteran labor leader remains at the helm of organized labor.

Elieve Trust Department Gompers Denver Samuel Gompers John L. Lewis United Mine Workers American Federation of Labor Organized Labor

Judge Fines His Daughter in Parking Case

Burlington, June 2. Judge H. B. Shaw fined his daughter Elizabeth 1 plus costs of 8.05 after she pleaded guilty to parking longer than the 15 minute limit on Church street. Court attaches reported the judge later wrote a check for the fine.

Burlington, Vt H. B. Shaw Elizabeth University of Vermont Church Street

Today’s anniversaries and events from past world wars

A brief list notes daylight saving time changes and evening light schedules. It marks Summer begins and key historical dates: 1898 American army arrives in Cuba, 1919 German sinking of surrendered ships, and a 1 year old AFL convention vote for government ownership of railroads.

Cuba American Federation of Labor

Forecast for New England and Mid Atlantic Weather

The forecast places fair and partly cloudy conditions across Boston and northern New England with only slight temperature changes. Thunder showers are possible in northern New England Tuesday night or Wednesday, while southern New England and the Mid Atlantic are expected to remain generally fair through Wednesday night.

Boston and Vicinity Washington New England Atlantic Sandy Hook Sa Hook Hatteras

Old Farmer's Prediction Marks Warm Weather Today

The report notes a warm period with fair conditions staying through today and into tonight. Strong sun and light winds are expected as temperatures rise.

Baseball scores from yesterday in the American and National Leagues

In the American League New York defeated Boston 7 to 6 in 10 innings while Philadelphia beat Washington 7 to 2 in the first game Headline Wagshusten allowed two in the second game. In the National League Fitteborg edged Philadelphia 3 to 2.

New York Boston Philadelphia Washington Wagshusten Fitteborg Es Crkstakea

Five Firemen Save Boy From Under Streetcar Death Trap

In East Boston a seven year old, Bernard Costello of 65 Webster street, was pinned under an inbound car on Orleans street. Firemen from Engine 40 under Lieutenant Crowley freed him just as life seemed crushed. He suffered skull fracture and other injuries, placed on the danger list at East Boston Relief Hospital. Firemen acted with crowd urging and timeliness saved the child from a fatal strangulation under the car.

Engine 40 Lieutenant Crowley Bernard Costello Webster Street Boston Orleans Street East Boston Relief Hospital Massachusetts Wharf Coal Company Jeffries Point John Doyle John McKernan Crowley

Condemns 20320 Pounds Of Walnuts

Health Commissioner Woodward supported Deputy Mullowney and condemned 20320 pounds of rancid Manchurian walnuts seized by Inspector Cotty from the T. M. Duche Company at 40 Central Street. The walnuts valued at 30 to 50 cents a pound were headed to bakeries and ice cream parlors statewide, with diversions in Brookline New Bedford Malden Holyoke Westfield and Manchester New Hampshire.

Woodward P. H. Mullowney W. J. Cotty Health Department Afernoon T. M. Duche Company Central Street Brookl New Bedford Malden Holyoke Weatfelad Manchester N. H

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