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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1921

Page

5

Tribute Paid to General Charles H. Taylor

Thousands of friends of General Charles H. Taylor editor of the Boston Globe from 1873 until his death last Wednesday attended his tribute. The service honored a long career in journalism and leadership at the newspaper.

Friends of Charles H. Taylor The Boston Globe Boston Grand Army Globe Cox Peters John Abbott Lodge A. F A. M William Randolph Hearst Edwin A. Grozier Boston Post Hotel & Railroad News Company W. F. Smart New England R. Hoe & Co M. M. Lord Boston Herald George H. Merrill Company International Paper Company Stereotypers’ Chapel Sporting Department Sporting Department of the Globe Walter C. Hartwell T. H. Murnane Boston American Union No. 3 Art Department of the Globe Financial Department Transcript Franklin Typographical Society Globe Relief Association F. E. Perkins Charles C. A Stratton Alvan T. Fuller Jordan Marsh Company Victory Magnolia William Filene’s Sons Company Leopold Morse Company National League Baseball Association Robert G. Larsen Keith's Theatre E. F. Albee Round Table Club Young's Hotel E. A. Westfall E. A. Goulston John J. Taylor Nathaniel H. Taylor Ward William Henry Lee Olwell New York Robert E. Townsend Knox Maddox E. J. Boyle Henry W Williard W Frederick Estabrook

Two Joes Pass Time Away Down on Cape

Two U.S. congressmen relaxed at Bustards Bay as vice presiding officer Coolidge and Speaker Cannon were discussed. They report tariff and taxation questions loom, with the permanent tariff bill due next week and emphasis on cotton and wool provisions.

Joe Post Washington Coolidge Senate National Cannon Walsh Bay Boston Law and Order Uncle Joe Massachusetts New England Fordney House Ways and Means Committee Republican Committee

Maine Farmers' Exchange formed as cooperative purchasing group

Augusta Maine June 24 1924 the Maine Farmers' Exchange was formed as a cooperative purchasing organization led by top agriculturists from across the state Directors for each county were chosen and will select a president later The capital stock is 260000 dollars divided into 10000 common shares of 26 dollars each Annual audits will be conducted by certified public accountants

Augusta Maine Farmérs’ Exchange Certified Public

Man Beaten by Yeggs Dies in Manchester

John W. Putnam Bedford filling station proprietor died after brutal assault and robbery near his home Sunday night. Robert T. Currie Jr and John Mara of West Side charged, arraigned, and committed to county jail without bail for September Superior Court trial.

Frank H. Stevens The Algonquin Club Richard Armstrong Robert L. Wright R. I. White Kidder, Peabody & Company John S. Bryan Houghton & Dutton Company John E. W. Converse Patrick F. O’keefe Boston Pilot Taylor W. F. Bentinck-Smith Mrs Edwin 8. Webster E. F. O’brien L. B. Palmer D. A. Davis Charles C. Ferris Mrs. Monteagle San Francisco John C. Paige & Co W. F. Watters Charles W. Dimmick Boston American League E. Dwight Fullerton Howard T. Swain Boston Red Sox N. E. Lawrence Manchester N. H John W. Putnam Bedford Notre Dame Hospital Robert T. Currie, Jr John Mara West Side Perkins

Birth Control May Help Race Says Yale Professor

Professor Irving Fisher of Yale told the Eugenic Research Association that birth control initially harms the intelligent class and may reduce population, but could later repopulate with the strongest, most efficient and child-loving individuals. He cited France as an example of broad practice.

Washington United News Irving Fisher Yale Fisher Eugenic Research Association France

Mrs. Orthwein Not Guilty in Zeigler Murder Case

Mrs. Cora Isabella Orthwein, a divorced former St. Louis social figure, was acquitted in Chicago of the murder of Herbert P. Zeigler, a tire company manager earning $25,000 yearly. The verdict came after a three hour jury deliberation, with Orthwein testifying that Zeigler broke into her apartment and she acted in self defense.

Chicago United News Cora Isabella Orthwein St. Louis Herbert P. Zeigler Orthwein Zeigler Orthwéin

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