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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1921

Page

3

Langdon's Body Arrives in San Francisco for Burial

The body of Lieutenant Warren H. Langdon U S N killed by a Japanese sentry in Vladivostok last January arrives in San Francisco aboard the transport Sherman. Ensign Cecil H. Langdon, his brother, says the body will be sent to Boston for burial.

San Francisco Warren H. Langdon Vladivostok Sherman Cecil H. Langdon Boston

Estate tax ruling could alter government refunds

The Court of Claims held that estates with net over fifty thousand dollars that paid federal estate tax may deduct that tax from income tax returns. If upheld, the ruling would require refunds of taxes already collected and bar future collection of similar sums. Judge Downey noted the decision respects the statute and rejects creating new exceptions despite revenue implications.

Washington United States Court of Claims Downey Commissioner of Internal Revenue Congress

Daniel Webster Statue Unveiling Planned in Athens Greece

The Daniel Webster memorial committee mailed letters to 50 000 Americans seeking donations for a bronze statue to be unveiled in Athens on July 4. The event honors Greece’s 100th anniversary of independence and marks a bid to strengthen U S Greek ties, recalling Webster's 1824 plea to Congress for recognition.

United States Daniel Webster Athens Greece Webster Congress

Escaped prisoner caught in Arlington after Woburn escape

Stephen Kerkernoyes, 28, of Haverhill, who escaped in Woburn court after climbing from the dock, was found hiding in a cellar at 17 Court Street Arlington. He is suspected as one of five bandits in a North Reading gambling game hold up last Sunday. He was aided by Arthur J. Hendrick who fed him breakfast before Arlington police arrived led by Lt. Daniel M. Hooley.

Stephen Kerkenoyes Oak Street Haverhill Woburn Court Arlington Arthur J. Hendrick Court Street Kerkenoycos North Reading Mr. Hendrick Kerkeno

Dr Brough to Fight Removal Hearing Be Filed

Dr David D Brough deputy health commissioner will petition the Mayor for a hearing on his removal by Dr William C Wood head of the Boston Health Department He has hired attorney John P Feeney to present his case He says he was asked to resign Wednesday and received no definite reasons When he refused an order was issued removing him for incapacity incompetence and neglect of duty by Commissioner Woodward

David D. Brough William C. Woodwar Boston Health Department John P. Feeney Brough Woodward

Exports Decline as Imports Inch Up in February

Washington, March 18. American exports fell again in February, totaling 489 million dollars, down from 655 million in January. Imports rose slightly to 215 million dollars from 209 million in January, according to Department of Commerce figures released today.

Washington Department of Commerce

Marchers To Go Unpunished In Evacuation Parade

Army and naval reservists who marched in the Evacuation Day parade in South Boston in uniform are not likely to face court martial. Brigadier General Buckman and Rear Admiral Dunn had cautioned reserves not to parade in uniform. District commanders say they have not learned of any reserve soldiers or sailors who actually defied the warning. Local posts and state Legion officials have not yet supplied names. Thirteen army officers and two naval officers in uniform were reported as marchers.

Army Boston John W. Buckman Herbert O. Dunn Navy Department of Justice

Puritanism Prosperity and Progress Address by Rev Richard Roberts

The Rev. Richard Roberts of the Church of the Pilgrims Brooklyn will speak at Unity House Park Square tomorrow night at 7 30 on Puritanism Prosperity and Progress. The event is hosted by the Unitarian Laymen's League. Maunder's Olivet to Calvary will be sung at Shawmut Church tomorrow at 7 30 with Helen Morrison Dunlap directing the choir and serving as organist. Dean Rousmaniere will give Holy Week noon addresses at Cathedral Church of St Paul Monday through Thursday on Christ's Experiments in Love and will preach at the 11 a m service tomorrow. Bishop Lawrence will visit tomorrow night to administer confirmation.

Richard Roberts Church of ‘the Pilgrims Brooklyn N. Y Unity House Park Square Unitarian Laymen’s League Dean Rousmaniere St. Paul Lawrence

Harding Against Embargo In Talks On Europe Aid

President Harding and Cabinet spent two hours debating foreign affairs and the agricultural crisis without reaching decisions. They discussed embargo options, anti dumping legislation, and steps to stabilize markets while considering overall production and transport issues in the coming session. Secretary Hoover noted embargo difficulties and favored tariff as an alternative.

Washington Harding Europe Congress Commerce and Agriculture Departments United States Hoover

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