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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1921
Page
4
John Cahill of Jersey City seeks confinement in Hackensack claiming a 19th century vampire with the Madonna face and tiger heart is following him. Police Chief O Shea Cahill is holding him until relatives arrive or the vampire departs.
President Wilson and President-elect Harding will ride together to the Capitol Friday. Wilson will sign bills passed at the last minute of Congress. Harding will take the oath of office as President. Tumulty announced the arrangement to the joint inaugural committee.
Sunday activity marked relief fund efforts for Ireland. Huntington Hospital nurses formed a committee to raise funds sending contributions to Joseph H. O Neill at 166 Devonshire Street. The Central Council of United Irish Societies of Springfield voted a $100 contribution with more to follow.
Sewell Ford offers a critical aside about Ikky Boy Comes Along as a highlight in the upcoming Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
Senator McCumber of North Dakota estimates adjusted compensation for veterans under the amended House bonus bill would cost between 1.5 and 5.25 billion dollars. The exact amount hinges on how many men take up each of the five proposed plans.
Senator McCumber argues war loans to allies could be paid without tax increases and supports passing the bill this session. He outlines 20 year cost distribution to avoid burden, estimates cash bonus at 1.55 billion dollars and certificates option at 5.25 billion. He lists 1923 1924 and 1925 treasury payouts under cash and certificates scenarios.
A young sailor Angell Martell faced a light $10 sentence after a kiss allegation at Cambridge Street. Minnie Smith testified she was kissed at North Station and City Square, then told her husband. The judge overruled defense questions and ordered payment to the Probation Officer.
In East Cambridge yesterday Mary E. Willis of Lowell received a decree nisi and $1250 alimony from Charles H. Willis in an uncontested divorce. Other decrees were awarded for cruel and abusive treatment and desertion to multiple parties in Cambridge Somerville Arlington Wakefield and Boston, with various spouses named.
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