Carlton Bag Promoted At Special Price
Tan or black cowhide leather with checked cloth lining pockets. Strong bag with reinforced leather corners brass lock and end fastenings. Size 20 inch. Specially priced 25.00, formerly 36.00.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1921
Page
4
Ulmer Asked to Return Funds Over Company Payments
Receiver Francis G. Goodale petitions Federal Court to recover sums paid from Waban Rose Conservatories assets to Boston attorney W. Edwin Ulmer and to the former board of directors. He alleges Ulmer gained control, received 350 dollars monthly for five years, and held a lien on assets. The petition targets other directors and argues payments lacked consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Edwin Ulmer
Boston
Waban Rose Conservatories
Francis G. Goodale
Ulmer
Goodale
Public School Pupil Sets 12 Year Attendance Record
Miss Huldah Laird of Jamaica Plain achieved twelve consecutive years with no absence or tardiness, a record noted by school officials as among the best in the country. At 18, daughter of Raymond G. Laird, Roxbury High School headmaster, she graduates and passes entrance exam to Smith College after completing Roxbury High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huldah Laird
Rockview Street
Jamaica Plain
Roxbury High School
Smith College
Miss Laird
Raymond G. Laird
Roxbury High
Boston
Will Try to Improve Conditions for Negroes At National Conference
James Weldon Johnson, secretary of the NAACP, outlined plans at the 12th annual conference in Detroit. Over the next year the group will push anti lynching legislation and seek an interracial commission to study race conditions and relations nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
James Weldon Johnson
New York
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Heroes' Names for Seven City Squares
City Council unanimously approved naming seven squares in honor of overseas war heroes. In East Boston Daniel H. Solari Manuel Mendoza square Patrick H. Cummings square and others were chosen for junctions and streets. Hyde Park selections include Horace C Woodworth Philip C Bowie James J Ollive Winfred Fogg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brickley
Boston
Nepture Road
Bennington
Bremen
Daniel H. Solari
Frankfort
Swifts
Manuel Mendoza
Orleans
Patrick H. Cummings
Hyde Park
Metropolitan Avenue
Beacon Street
Horace C. Woodworth
Beacon
Walter
Philip C. Bowie
Harvard
Dell
James J. Ollive
Greenwood Avenue
Thatcher Street
Corporal Winfred Fogg
Child Suffered Severe Burns From Boiling Soup
Louis P. Vallett Jr., 34, a manager at Ginter Company stores, was critically burned when a large bowl of boiling soup spilled on him in his Kemberma home kitchen. He is on the danger list at Sturgis Hospital Allerton with facial and body scalds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis P. Vallett
Ginter Company
Kemberma
Sturgis Hospital
Allerton
Firemen Equip Own Wireless
The Quincy firehouse recreation room now houses a wireless telephone set. Firemen built most equipment themselves after hearing stories from service members. They use the wireless to hear air news, band concerts, and police reports, and plan to follow Dempsey Carpentier results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Dempsey
Carpentier
Six Gathered In By Police
A mob described as suspects was arrested by Inspectors Morrissey and Alexander yesterday. Three gave addresses in Lynn Waltham Worcester Street South End. They were lingering near the Elevated system as if afraid of missing something. If pickpocket complaints arise they may face court today. otherwise they will be released. Additional actions included the arrest by Inspector Pelton and Irene McAuliffe of Rose Grassia Somerville and Annie Saunders Cambridge for shoplifting $187 worth of finery, and an Emerald Street waitress charged with wearing a shirt waist without paying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrissey
Alexander
Lynn
Waltham
Worcester Street
South End
Detective Bureau
Inspector Pelton
Irene McAuliffe
Rose Grassia
Somerville
Annie Saunders
Cambridge
Girl Hit by Auto Near Home In Nashua Drive Incident
Six year old Sylvia Eccles of 24 Stamford Street is in serious condition at Massachusetts General Hospital after being struck by a car driven by Edward T Copp of Powers Street Nashua New Hampshire yesterday near her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Eccles
Stamford Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Edward T. Copp
Powers Street
Nashua
N. H
Sylpho Natal Promoted For Hygiene And Healing
A fragment describes Sylpho Natal as a powerful germ killer used for personal hygiene and medical healing. It references its use in hospitals in New Jersey and New England and notes a price of 1.25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Public Earth ‘Service
Newark
New England
Sparks Circus Invades Massachusetts Cities in 1920s Baseball Tour
The Sparks Circus baseball team, White Top league champions in 1920, invades Massachusetts towns including Newburyport Gloucester Waltham Framingham Plymouth Hyannis Falmouth Brockton and Taunton aiming to play on Bay State diamonds. The act features a two-bagger seance with India Rubber and a no-hit pitch plan, framing a circus style tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe Ruth
Sparks Circus
Massachusetts
Newburyport
Bay State
Sparks Circus Troupe Brings Large Team for Town Games
The Sparks aggregation includes business staff reformers clowns and a manager with horse tents. A 500 member troupe will perform with men women and children in attendance to back their team. Games occur between afternoon and night shows with Clifton Sparks managing the team finances and the clowns keeping the sidelines lively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparks
Circus
Reformers
Sho
Clifton Sparks
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