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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
11
Jeff Fanchon, a detective figure, narrates another case in Hugh Pendexter's The Red Orange Major Chord featured in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
The Central Court heard James O'Brien of New York and John Mahoney of Boston charged with inflicting unnecessary cruelty on a horse at the American Railway Express stables in Village Street on June 12. State officer Ambrose Knowlan testified about similar ear perforations on cattle and pigs, while veterinarians will assess the cruelty question.
Nashua points report Charles B. Sailer foreman of the Riverside Farm was struck and killed by an incoming train at the Broad Street crossing on the Keene branch of the Boston and Maine Railroad this afternoon.
A July Book Magazine excerpt showcases a dramatic trial marriage of Raymond Crane and Ida Leonard with claims of renewed liberty turning into new forms of constraint. Alice Duer Miller and Sylvia Hazlitt relay the tale plus other celebrity romances by James B. Connolly Booth Tarkington and Emerson Hough.
A three ton derrick boom swung over Devonshire street at the National Shawmut Bank site, cracking stone blocks and forcing temporary repairs. The fall is blamed on a slackened cable, a new boom will be installed to resume work. The scene includes a lengthy Dutch colonial church and a description by De Rasieres used by artists. Elder Brewster is named.
An observer from 1627 records Sabbath worship at Plymouth with a large square house on Burial Hill and psalm readings as Pilgrims prepare for The Pilgrim Spirit pageant. Isaac De Ransieres, secretary of the Dutch at New Amsterdam, noted the scene during his October 1627 visit.
A Pop Concert in Symphony Hall features an all dance music program drawing from Chopin Glazounoff Strauss Bizet Saint Saens Ponchielli Moskowski Ganne and Skilton with works such as Military Polonaise Habanera Egyptian Ballet Bolero and Indian War Dance and the Cheyenne piece. The program showcases a broad repertory including dances and ballet music.
Fifty delegates from the Disabled Veterans of the World War marched into the Socialist national convention in Detroit to warn that veterans will defend the flag against sedition. Ralph Harr of Seattle said they would use force if needed and invited radicals to step outside. Socialist delegate Cameron King urged calm and defended free speech and assembly as veterans left without incident.
Arguments in favor of a charter for the Dudley Square Savings Bank to be located in Roxbury for the benefit of the colored people of that section were heard by the State Board of Bank Incorporation. The petition is signed by 398 colored residents including lawyers and physicians who appeared to present their claims.
A Fay Hall mass meeting of striking book and job compositors heard Leon H. Rouse of New York recount the 44-hour week victory with minimal strikes. Rouse and Boston Typographical Union 13 chief S. J. McBride spoke at the New England Typographical Union convention in Bangor, Maine, where McBride invited Rouse to address workers. Duluth enforces law with dance hall matrons.
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