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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1922
Page
2
Senator Pepper states that international pacts will be ratified, asserting powers have shifted from coercive leagues to a process capable of yielding wider agreement. He argues the move marks a return to constructive diplomacy over force.
Police hold seven suspects in the Taylor murder as Mrs. Rupp, an eccentric NY LA observer, details threats by Kirby and Calvert. Investigators also press "Frenchy George" testimony and probe links to a Hollywood drug ring. Miss Mabel Normand’s health improves while ex chauffeur Earl Tiffany dies of pneumonia.
Federal agents seized a printing press for counterfeit twenty dollar bills and $65,000 in fake currency from a building on 42nd Street and Broadway in Manhattan. Five men were arrested, accused of flooding the metropolitan area with counterfeit twenties in recent days.
Three members of Friedman Markelson Co stock brokers at 45 Beaver Street were arrested in New York for the alleged larceny of 16000 from Alfonso J. Deschamps a Hartford contractor and real estate operator. Isidor Friedman Samuel Milton Small and George Markelson are named. Deschamps says they acted in concert and defrauded him after buying out the business.
A Quincy committee led by Mayor Bradford won assurances from Senator Lodge that efforts will be made to convert the battleship cruiser Lexington into an aircraft carrier. The partially completed ship at Fore River drew support from 15,000 residents via petition. The group plans to meet Secretary Denby and naval appropriation committee members tomorrow.
The Canadian Club charity ball at Copley Plaza featured a pageant titled The Spirit of Canada staged by the women's auxiliary. Written by former auxiliary president Mrs. Charles W. Cowan, it depicted Canadian soldiers on Vimy Ridge. about 1500 guests attended including Governor Cox and Attorney General Allen.
John F. Cloutman a 44 year old Boston shoe manufacturer and president of the F. Cloutman Shoe Company announces engagement to Miss Mary A. Mack 19 of Bluffton Ohio. Miss Mack studied at the New England Conservatory of Music and served as secretary to John W. Hallowell during European Relief Council work. She has been secretary to Cloutman in his Boston office for six months. The wedding is planned for mid March.
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