22 Jun 1921
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1921
Page
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Coakley Levenson and Corcoran reply to specifications and deny charges while reflecting on motive of state officer. The documents outline defense lines and highlight procedural context in the ongoing case.
Gloucester fishermen labored at great risk to salvage the Esperanto, a hazardous task aboard the vessel near Sable Island. The work was rushed and described as now-success assured as they contended with dangerous conditions and heavy seas.
One thousand police will guard White Star piers as Rear Admiral William S Sims lands from the Olympic. Demonstrations for and against his England speech are expected. public access to the dock is barred and police boats will track the ship. A heavy guard will also surround Pennsylvania Station for his Washington-bound train.
Nathan A Tufts, son of a copper magnate, says in a statement that Attorney General J Weston Allen must “put up or shut up” amid removal proceedings against Middlesex County District Attorney. Tufts cites specifications naming Daniel H Coakley, William J Corcoran, Captain Gordon, Harry E Levenson, and others in alleged conspiracy.
Belfast tonight readies for the royal visit as King George and Queen Mary arrive to open the first session. Troops are stationed for precaution with guards at key routes and entrances. The city braces for a ceremonial day and public events tomorrow.
Waterville Me June 21 The Colby College celebration for the 50th anniversary of women enrollment featured commencement exercises and a campaign by the Alumnae Association for a 100000 building for recreation venues for the women’s division. Officers elected include Lois Hoxie Smith president and Bertha Kennison treasurer with other leaders named.
Washington June 21 Conferees report a near accord on the naval appropriation bill with a roughly ninety million dollar top-up of the Senate amount out of ninety eight million added by the Senate and the House retaining a vote on the Borah disarmament amendment. Minor issues remain but major points are settled.
The box scores show Boston defeating New York 8 to 3 in the first game and 6 to 1 in the second. Cleveland beat Chicago 6 to 3, while Philadelphia edged Washington 7 to 6 in 15 innings. St. Louis at Detroit was rained out.
National League results show Boston 16 over New York 6 and Brooklyn 4 over Philadelphia 2. St Louis beat Chicago 17 to 5, with Chicago 66 to St Louis 3 in the second game.
Mrs. W. B. Wormell, wife of Captain Wormell of the schooner Carroll A. Deering, labored from a near blank to gather evidence about the missing vessel and its crew off Diamond Shoals in January, prompting the U S government to investigate.
A vivid Harvard Class Day scene unfolds as Harvard Stadium glitters with colorful flakes streamers and gowns. Nine thousand Class of 1921 friends celebrate with the seniors in a festive, radiant display.
Samuel H. Borofsky Boston attorney was struck by a runaway automobile on Pemberton Square hill. He suffered pain but is not thought seriously hurt, staying at home at 62 Crawford Street Roxbury. His secretary Rose De Grott of 564 Warren Street was also injured with facial and chin lacerations.
Secretary Denby announced the naval selection board recommendations for promotion to rear admiral. The list includes five temporary rear-admirals and four captains led by Rear-Admiral Mark L. Bristol, commanding American naval forces in the Eastern Mediterranean and acting as American high commissioner at Constantinople.
Dr J H Hartwell 48 of 33 North Broad Street died in Anderson Hospital Philadelphia after an infection from a needle prick during an operation on six year old Kathryn Moss. He continued surgery wearing gloves despite the cut. the child died a week earlier.
Mme Christine Galbraith presents a Jordan Hall concert with her pupils tonight. The renowned Cathedral soloist has trained several vocalists and several will debut on this program.
General Charles H. Taylor editor in chief of the Boston Globe is seriously ill at his home 224 Commonwealth Avenue. He was taken ill suddenly a week ago Monday and has since failed steadily. Very little hope is held out for his recovery.
Forecasts for Boston area and Northern New England call for partly cloudy skies with light showers in Maine. Temperatures remain above normal with moderate southwest winds and scattered thunder showers east of the Mississippi. Anniversaries note the 1911 coronation of George V and Mary and 1915 Italian victory at Piave.
Forecasters predict another warm fall day with daytime highs and extended sunshine. Nighttime temperatures will remain mild with light winds, suggesting comfortable conditions for outdoor activities.
Yesterday's temperatures show a high around 68 to 81 degrees and a low near 55. The daily average lands at 75 degrees with a year ago reading about 38 degrees.
A church worker and former missionary to China was found dead on the B and A railroad tracks at Cottage Farm Bridge. Authorities express doubt the death was by her own action and continue to investigate the case.
Police await Medical Examiner Magrath's report on the death of Selena DeLong a former Chinese missionary and church worker from 106 Pembroke Street South End. Her body was found on the Boston and Albany tracks near the Cottage Farm Commonwealth Avenue bridge Alston.
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