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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1921
Page
12
Rabbi David M. Shoher defends Jews against pastor Cortland Myers in a letter to the editor. He praises American law and order, condemns anti Semitism, and cites Knights of Columbus for supporting anti prejudice. The letter from Congregation Beth El Dorchester emphasizes monotheism and Jewish resilience.
A Chicago coroner's jury recommended that Mrs. Elizabeth Corn Orthwein be held for the grand jury on manslaughter charges in the shooting of Herbert B. Zeigler, Akron rubber company manager. The jury found Zeigler was in the act of adjusting his overcoat when he was shot, and that Mrs. Orthwein's life was not in imminent danger.
Tom Woods and Phil Philbin performed a college vaudeville sketch with Tom singing and Phil at the keyboard. Fifield Workum, class secretary and former Crimson president, and Jerry Smith of the Law School spoke at the event.
A memorial gathering for Peter Kropotkin will be held tomorrow evening at Lori mer Hall Tremont Temple under the Peter Kropotkin memorial committee. Speakers include Nathan Haskell Dole Professor H W L Dana George E Roewer Jr and others. Admission is free and all are invited.
A noted nihilist figure founded a Nihilist paper in Switzerland, was expelled, arrested at Lyong with others, and sentenced to five years, serving three. He later lived in London and Holland, writing. He remained in England until the 1917 Russian Revolution, then returned to Russia to support the Soviet project.
John I. Smith of 30 Corey Street Charlestown is on the danger list at Relief Hospital with a fractured skull after a fall from stairs at his home last night. His wife says he stumbled while moving from the kitchen to the living room and tumbled the entire flight.
Highly rated firm established sixteen years in New York desires several product lines. It has a thoroughly organized sales staff covering the United States, Canada and Central Europe and will handle items for its own account. Communicate in writing with N and D, Rooms 905-8 82 Beaver Street New York NY.
Dr David D Vaughn of Boston University will tour New England giving talks at several venues. He is slated to speak at the Pawtucket Forum on March 13 and deliver the Easter sermon at the Boston YMCA.
A fragment notes events at Bangor Theological Seminary and Portsmouth jail with April dates. It mentions fashion details like narrow suede belts with metal buckles, straight frocks, and high crush collars paired with gay gilets for sports wear.
Announcement at police department roll calls confirms Nathan Livesey a chauffeur is promoted to patrolman and Daniel Killeen to sergeant. The changes increase supervisory ranks within the Fall River Police Department.
John P Mc Mullen a retired patrolman and Civil War veteran died at his North End home. Born in Ireland seventy years ago he had served as a policeman for many years. He left a grown family as survivors.
A largest clothing sale in New Zingland cuts Hart, Schaffner & Marx stock by half. Continental Stores take a heavy loss to offer top quality suits now, predicting prices lower than any for the next two years. Large crowds from New England buy multiple suits for future needs at Boylston Street Store’s boys’ clothing section.
Some 50 members of Harvard class of 1920 met for their first annual dinner at Louis' Restaurant amid mirth and reflection. The young graduates sought to understand why prep school students go elsewhere for learning and to join Denver or Cambridge athletic teams during New England bouts with the Crimson. Buffer Harris as toastmaster prompted updates on athletic prospects from Bobby Emmons, captain of the baseball team, and Bob Tiarwood, Olympic pole vaulter and Crimson champion.
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