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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
12
Governor Cox appoints five citizens to an unpaid commission to study state departments, cut duplication, reduce costs, and boost efficiency. The panel includes three Senators and five Representatives, with members from Newton, Brookline, Arlington, Boston and other cities, plus experts from finance and industry.
Helen G. Anderson a six year old visiting in Worcester was fatally injured when struck by an automobile owned and operated by Dr. Elliott G Brackett on Audubon road Back Bay The physician rushed her to the Z Hot Hospital where she died from a fractured skull
Boston born performer Dixie Esmond also known as Mabel Bell rejects a proposed settlement from George H. Perkins. Attorneys claim Perkins offered money to buy her silence while she pursues a $100,000 breach of promise suit. The case heads to New York courts before July session. Dixie plans a Palm Garden cabaret engagement at Paragon Park.
The State Division of Highways issues new rules to take effect July 1. The 300 foot prohibition near parks is largely kept with two exceptions permits may be issued for maintenance of existing billboards and for electrical signs on buildings under division restrictions. If a locality disapproves an application within 10 days a public hearing is held before action.
Ulster premier Sir James Craig declines an invitation from Eamonn De Valera to meet in Dublin for a conference at Mansion House. De Valera seeks views from Irish leaders including Earl Midleton Sir Maurice Dockrell Robert Woods and Andrew Jameson. Craig says he has accepted the London conference invitation.
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