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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1921

Page

2

Girl Prevents Looting of Safe at Lang & Jacobs Co

Miss Beulah Hixon and George L. Stocks chased a thief through the streets leading to the capture of Robert J. Hanna after he attempted to loot the Lang & Jacobs Co offices at 24 India Square. Hanna, 24, of 49 Pierce Street Cambridge, has a long police record.

Beulah Hixon George L. Stocks Robert J. Hanna Lang & Jacobs Co India Square Hanna Pierce Street Cambridge

Hanna and accomplice charged with attempted larceny at Lang & Jacobs

Hanna and a young man entered Lang and Jacobs, asked to see keys, and as Stocks and the other stranger left for the basement, Hanna allegedly crept into an inner office and tried a safe. Miss Hixon confronted him, he fled, Stocks chased and captured him at Atlantic and Central. He was booked at City Hall Avenue station with a prior record to be presented in court.

Hanna Lang & Jacobs Stocks Miss Hixon Atlantic Avenue Central Street Gould Tie City Hall Avenue

Palmer's Beer Ruling Stands

Washington, March 18. Attorney-General Daugherty said Palmer's opinion allowing physicians to prescribe beer for medical purposes would stand unless a review is requested by a department head. He noted the department could not issue reviews of its opinions except on request, and commented on possible Bureau transfer from Treasury to Justice without seeking extra authority.

Washington Palmer Mellon Daugherty Exept Department of Justice Prohibition Enforcement Bureau Treasury Congress

Lenine Abandons Bolshevik Program in Speech

March 18 Riga dispatch to the London Times reports a Russo-Polish treaty signed at 9:30 pm and to be ratified at Minsk within thirty days. In a speech before the 10th Communist congress Nikolai Lenine said the Bolshevik programme is abandoned and urged agreement with bourgeois governments and concessions to capitalists and landowners.

London London Times Riga Minsk Francis McCullagh Reval Nikolai Lenine

Lenin Warns on Private Artisans in Russia Trade Talks

Lenin advocates limited private artisan enterprises for ten years while big Socialist firms are built, urges free trade with capitalist nations as essential for progress. Delegates from Japan, Germany, and Italy echo the gain, noting Russian orders from Estonia and incoming English consuls. He jests about becoming respectable after leaving congress and abolishing Bolshevism.

Kron- Stadt Congress Lenine Boston Post Herald

Coolidges Made Lions by Society Presence Required

Washington report on Vice President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge detailing nonstop social events as part of official duties, including expectations for a first reception to diplomats and a busy schedule in the capital.

Coolidges Washington

Passamaquoddy Indian Village Planned at Plymouth

Eastport Maine March 18. Thirty Passamaquoddy Indians led by William Neptune former governor will establish an Indian village at Plymouth Massachusetts in June as part of the Plymouth tercentenary celebrations. They will bring wigwams birch bark canoes baskets costumes and war and peace dances and participate in pageants while manufacturing baskets. They will travel by steamer from Eastport to Massachusetts.

Eastport Passamaquoddy William Neptune Plymouth Mass Plymouth Committee Massachusetts

Woman Awarded 7500 in Breach of Promise Suit

Miss Flora A. Irish of Winthrop Mass sued George Owen of East Orange for breach of promise claiming he vowed to marry her on November 2 1918. A jury awarded her 7500 after evidence showed a woman answered his bachelor apartment line and said the number belonged to Mrs Owen.

Escape From Gasolene Explosion at Atlantic Rubber Works

Two men narrowly escaped serious injury in a gasolene explosion in the mixing room of the Atlantic Rubber Works in Atlantic. They were knocked down by the blast but escaped uninjured.

Atlantic Rubber Works Atlantic

Stillman divorce case cites second beauty linked to husband

In New York on March 18 Mrs. James A. Stillman known as Mrs. Florence H. Leeds is challenged by her lawyers who reveal a second young woman named as a former intimate of Mr. Stillman. The description notes the second woman is described as a beauty.

Stillman Florence Leeds James A. Stillman National City Bank of New York Big” Potter New York Fifi” Potter Florence H. Leeds

Return of Seized Liquor Begins in New York

Thousands of cases of liquor seized by prohibition agents are being returned in New York after a conference between Percy Vize special counsel to the Prohibition Commissioner and State Prohibition Director O Connor. The move follows protests against seizures by the enforcement branch and an advisory from Vize.

New York Prohibition Percy Vize Kramer Washington O'Connor O’connor Enforcement

Coal Miners vow wage resistance in nationwide action

Indianapolis March 18 United Mine Workers of America pledges to resist any attempts to cut coal miners' wages with full force of the union. International president John J. Lewis announced the stance in a public statement.

Indianapolis United Mine Workers of America John J. Lewis

Blaze at Charlestown Navy Yard Endangers Records

A fire in the blind cellar of the pay office building at Charlestown Navy Yard last night caused a stir as officers and ship crews rushed to the scene. Total damage estimated under $1000 but threatened government funds and historical documents. Rear Admiral Robinson and several captains, including Captain A. Cl Watson and Captain H. C. Cage, were among those present.

Charlestown Navy Yard Navy’ Yard Marine Guard Robinson A. Cl Watson H. C. Cage Irwin

Jury Convicts Crew After Whisky Seizure Trial

In Tampa on March 18 the jury in a federal court viewed evidence from the Cuban schooner Ramplazo case. District Attorney Phillips offered bottles of whiskey brandy and wine to the jurors as part of 3000 quarts seized onboard the vessel. Jurors, except one who sniffed, found the captain mate and two deck hands guilty.

Tampa Fla Ramplazo Phillips

Brookline Clerk John Daley Dies Suddenly at Relief Hospital

John Daley a 65 year old clerk at the Fourth National Bank of Brookline, living at 15 Auburn street, was taken ill suddenly near the corner of High and Federal streets last night. He was moved to the Relief Hospital where he was pronounced dead.

John Daley Auburn Street Brookline Fourth National Bank High Federal Streets Relief Hospital

Taxes Not Enough to Pay War Debt

Chandler and Co head says the American people will have to pay more taxes soon due to income tax shortfalls. A sales tax is favored by many as the simplest solution, with the Post planning reader interviews offering arguments for and against a sales tax from prominent Boston citizens.

the Post Boston

First man approached yesterday is Charles F Bacon

Charles F Bacon vice-president of Chandler & Company dealers in women's wearing apparel Tremont street. He chairs the tax committee of the Massachusetts Retail Merchants Association which includes 3000 of the State's leading business men.

Charles F. Bacon Chandler & Company Tremont Street Bacon Massachusetts Retail Merchants’ Association

Satisfied with Court Decree In Suffolk Divorce Case

Mrs. Lucilic Mitchell Lawson told Judge Thayer she loves her four children and wants them with her, though she has no funds to care for them. She said the custody decree granting custody to Arnold Lawson was her own free act and that she was treated fairly. The decree will be made public later.

Luci¢ Mitchell Lawson Thayer Suffolk County Arnold Lawson

Man Beaten and Robbed in Belmont

Louis Arone a 37 year old tailor of 131A Belmont Street Belmont was last night assaulted and robbed in what police believe was revenge for his exposure of the Black Hand a year ago. He lies in Cambridge Hospital with severe slash wounds to the face after a razor attack intended for his throat.

Black Hand Louis Arone Belmont Street Belmont Cambridge

Assault on Watertown tailor shocks Belmont Cambridge police hunt two suspects

Late at night two armed men attacked tailor Arone in his Watertown shop beating him with a blackjack and a revolver. A razor caused facial wounds as police identify two gang members exposed last year and seek them after the brutal assault in a downtown square.

Belmont Cambridge Watertown Arone

Pershing Address Sparks 14,000 in Madison Square Garden

New York March 18 14 000 Americans packed Madison Square Garden to oppose the Horror on the Rhine talk and protest foreign propaganda. American Legion speakers assailed those favoring non American ideals, drawing shouts and cheers from the crowd.

New York

Legion to appeal to Postmaster General over discrimination

Lemuel Bolles national adjutant of the American Legion said in Indianapolis that the group will file a protest with Postmaster General Hays alleging discrimination against postal employees who served in World War I. A committee including Theodore Roosevelt assistant secretary of the navy and region executives Dela ware and Maryland members Thomas Miller and D. John Markey will present the protest.

Indianapolis Lemuel Bolles The American Legion Legion Hays Theodore Roosevelt Navy Thomas W. Miller D. John Markey Delaware Maryland Bolles

Anniversary notes and historic events listed

William Jennings Bryan born in 1860. Massachusetts approves 1,000,000 to deploy state troops for war voting in 1917. League of Nations debate continues. Wireless telephoning linked Ireland and Canada in 1919. One year ago today Cork’s lord mayor was assassinated. Senate foreign relations committee reports favorably on Colby nomination as Secretary of State.

William Jennings Bryan Massachusetts League of Nations Ireland Canada Cork Senate Foreign Relations Mmittee Bridge Colby

Fair Warm Weather Outlook for New England and Mid Atlantic

Fair and warmer Saturday with increasing cloudiness Sunday in Boston and vicinity. Moderate variable winds becoming fresh southeast and south. Partly cloudy and warmer Saturday in eastern New York with unsettled, warmer Sunday. Southern New England: fair Saturday, cloudy and warmer Sunday. Strongest note is much warmer weather expected Saturday and Sunday across Middle Atlantic and New England states. Winds north of Sandy Hook shift to southeast and south.

Boston New York New England Middle Atlantic Sandy Hook Hatteras

Weather Outlook for Warm Day and Night

A bright fair day follows a cold morning with temperatures rising. Expect warm conditions to persist through the day and into the night with comfortable evenings and continued mild temperatures.

Weather Record From Thompson's Spa Note

Yesterday's temperature figures from Thompson's Spa show readings across times of day with values around mid 30s to mid 40s. The excerpt lists multiple timestamps including 3 pm and 6 am with temperatures varying roughly from 35 to 45 degrees, indicating a cool day with minor fluctuations.

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