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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1921
Page
4
George W. Nash of the Weymouth police department was suspended for two weeks by Chief Arthur H. Pratt on the charge of conduct unbecoming to an officer.
Daniel Himberg a 77 year old former Fenway Brewery chief engineer of 136 Cottage avenue West Roxbury was found dead yesterday afternoon in the woods behind 198 Lagrange street West Roxbury. The sudden nature and circumstances of the death remain under investigation with few details released.
Himberg left his home yesterday morning saying he was going to Roslindale. Family learned he had dinner at Cornell street and left. Adelina Fabanno found the body in the woods at 2:30 pm and notified police. No signs of violence or foul play were detected.
Henry Payson Dowst magazine writer and advertising man died in New York at the Hotel Lemarquis after months of illness. A Bangor Me native born December 15 1876 he was educated at Harvard and held senior posts in Boston Portland and New York advertising houses. Survived by wife Margaret Starr and three children, services planned at Church of the Transfiguration New York with burial in Bangor.
George H Browne of Browne and Nichols School Cambridge received a leather suitcase from New England Association of Teachers of English upon his retirement as association president. At the 20th anniversary dinner at Hotel Brunswick he earned a special vote of respect for his services. The group began in February 1901 with 125 members and now exceeds 800 including English teachers principals superintendents and college presidents. It publishes The English Leaflet. Its organizer and first president was Charles C Ramsay a former Durfee High principal White Plains superintendent and since 1913 a Boston lawyer.
In Chicago on March 13 police failed to cope with a political murder feud in the 19th ward. Police Chief Fitzmorris ordered the transfer of over 700 officers to other stations and installed a completely new staff at Maxwell and Des Plaines streets stations. It is described as the largest police shake up in decades.
The relief committee for Ireland reports strong progress reaching smaller units. Subscriptions are urged to continue, with totals from the past week including parish, council, and individual gifts across Boston and nearby towns, aiding various Irish organizations.
The Roxbury edition announces that James Killion Neponset James Wilkes Neponset John Larne Neponset Miss Wright Neponset Mrs Glynn Neponset Mr Ducett Neponset Dr Carr Neponset each Pug Signor Pug Does the Tango will be printed in the next Boster Sunday Post Magazine.
An advertisement urges meat can clog kidneys due to uric acid. It promotes Jad Salts as a safe treatment to flush kidneys, neutralize urine acid, and relieve nocturnal urination, headaches, and rheumatic discomfort, claiming it protects the system with daily morning use.
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