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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1921
Page
8
A reader sees the book portraying Wilhelm II as the supreme peace maker, claiming he arranged the prewar alliances and engineered the League of Nations plan to secure universal peace. The narrative presents him as the instigator of global harmony, shaping the postwar order.
The Cunard liner Pannonia arrived with 106 cabin and 754 steerage passengers, was released from Quarantine at East Boston, and left for New York after sanitary baths at Gallups Island. Passengers included Miss Nellie Halliday, a Red Cross nurse returning from France, the Balkans, and Turkey, who faced veiled marriage proposals from several refugees. Other travelers were Captain John O. Hall of Portland and Miss Beatrice DeWitt of Baltimore.
In Hornell New York clerks and station employees rejected the rail road company's proposal to cut wages about 20 percent on April 15. The bargaining held today involved union representatives and company negotiators as the plan was presented for approval or amendment. The action preserves current pay levels pending further talks and potential counter proposals.
Supreme Judicial Court ruled yesterday that towns must insert in warrants a town vote on liquor sales below 3 percent alcohol. The Weston case, Charles H. Jones v selectmen, challenged mandamus to halt the election item under Acts of 1920 section 2, chapter 188.
Armour & Co. issued a telegram to Secretary of Labor Davis denying labor leader Dennis Lane's charges that packing house workers were intimidated into voting on an employee representation plan. The reply followed Davis's receipt of Lane's telegram outlining the accusations.
Naturalist John Burroughs, back at his Pasadena Glen cabin, reports recovery from a minor ailment. He plans to depart March 2 for Riverby New York to celebrate his 84th birthday on April 8.
Jimmie Morrison of Maroon Illinois trained at the University of Chicago and built a stock and vaudeville career. He starred with Dorothy Kelley at Vitagraph for two years and later appeared with Olive Tell Anita Stewart H. B. Warner and Jean Paige in Black Beauty where he plays a 16 year old boy.
Doris Kenyon is named leading lady for Thomas Meighan in The Conquest of Canaan with Cyril Ring in the cast. Sessue Hayakawa stars in The Swamp from his own story set on New York City East Side with Bessie Love opposite him. Harriet Hammond shifts from bathing girl roles to a key part in Christy Cabanne’s The Pretenders.
Jack Gardner, noted vaudeville figure, has formed a motion picture company and will run it. Louise Dresser and Willard Lewis are tapped as stars in two reel comedies.
Mary Roberts Rhinehart, a Goldwyn eminent author, has completed an original story titled The Glorious Fool. The author’s latest work marks continued prominence in contemporary fiction and includes Rhinehart’s characteristic narrative style and thematic focus.
A compiled snippet lists actors and their affiliations with studios and cities, noting marriages, residences, and contemporary projects. Names include Albert Roscoe, Blanche Sweet, Kenneth Harlan, Constance Talmadge, Wallace Reid, Bebe Daniels, Carmel Myers, Norma Talmadge, Thomas Meighan, Dorothy Gish, Harold Lloyd, Wanda Hawley, and Prunella Hall, with addresses in Los Angeles, New York, Boston, and other locales, alongside studio ties and current roles.
General Manager Edward Dana and Division Superintendent A W Senter of the Boston Elevated will meet Medford street railway committee Tuesday evening to discuss a five cent fare within Medford. The Elevated studies a nickel fare plan for Medford and Somerville north of Sullivan square terminal, already piloted with success on limited five cent lines in South Boston Charlestown East Cambridge and Roxbury.
Cardinal O'Connell will preside at a solemn high mass at 10 a.m. today in the Cathedral of the Holy Cross honoring the feast of St. Joseph. The service follows the Motu Proprio issued by Pope Benedict XV last July. Evening services will include a sermon and solemn benediction.
Harry W. James a Chelsea and Boston lawyer who shot himself in Chelsea City Hall left an estate estimated at 23000 dollars with 20000 in real estate. His widow Alice P. James petitions the court to be appointed administratrix as he left no will.
FARGO N D March 18 Farm labor for spring and summer work in North Dakota will be plentiful at 30 to 35 dollars a month, says F A Willson Cass county agricultural agent. Wages of 40 to 60 dollars a month were paid last year.
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