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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1921
Page
9
Warfield outlines plan to unify railroads under national service
Warfield advocates a national railway service to coordinate consolidations and equipment supply. A 40 member board would supervise four regional groups with railroads and shippers, plus 10 committees studying equipment, terminals, costs, wages, and efficiency to lower rates through shared use and leasing. The plan, superseding the current service corporation, seeks to ease state conflicts, aid short lines, and protect jobs with economy in railroad operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
National Railway Service
Commission
Eastern
Southern
Western
Mountain Pacific
National Board
National Railway Service Corporation
Association of Security Owners
Service Corporation
Warfield
Congress
First Day of Spring Sparking Across Boston Sports Scene
The city awoke to spring with heavy trolley and rail traffic, crowds at Cape shore trips, and busy parks as Sunday baseball clubs and golfers thrilled. Arbutus buds, sprouting birches, and robins marked a warm welcome while yachtsmen prepared craft for commission and the Charles River canoe fleet surged with riders and rescues on a bright day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Cape Way
Old New England
Charles River
Sesson
Metropolitan Park
Fem
Charles
Stillman-Seeks Marriage to Mrs Leeds in Divorce Case
In a high profile case Mrs. Stillman fights for alimony while alleging Mr. Stillman is the father of the child Jay Leeds. The action centers on Peter Stillman and Florence Leeds, with hearings eyed at White Plains and potential federal scrutiny under the Mann act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
Stillman
Florida
Leeds
Florence Leeds
Aiken
8. C
James H. Rattigan of Cathedral Dies in Wakefield
James H. Rattigan, a Wakefield resident known for singing fifteen songs, died after returning home and falling ill. The cause of death was pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Rattigan OF
Cathedral IS
Wakefield
Irish born painter and singer Mr Rattigan obituary notes
Mr. Rattigan born in Ireland moved to the United States at age ten and studied at the art school connected with the Museum of Fine Arts. He painted portraits and church murals including the Last Supper at Blessed Sacrament Church Cambridge and taught painting and music after touring America with musical groups. He also studied voice and sang as a tenor with the Boston Symphony Orchestra on two occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Rattigan
Ireland
Museum of Fine Arts
Boston
Messrs. Tarbell and
Benson
France
England
Greenhalge
A. O. Davidson
Julia Marlowe
Rattigan
Cambridge
Waltham
Blessed Sacrament Church
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Faust Symphony
America
Girl Kidnapped in South Boston
In Hampshire on Friday night Marion Hill, a young girl last seen at the Strandway beach, has not returned home. Her grandfather’s neighbors report an anonymous letter threatening to kidnap the Hill child if she was seen near home. Police are involved and inquiries continue at Roxbury, as Mr. Hill’s family coordinates with authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
City Point
Michael Cassidy
Conant Street
Roxbury
Missing Marion Hill Alleged Abduction On Strandway Beach
Mr Hill reports his sister Marion Hill's parents split after a year of separation with custody to the father. A birthday party preceded recent disappearance after a woman in a veil offered candy to Marion on Strandway beach and walked her toward G street. A playmate confirms the woman, not Marion's mother, lured the child away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hill
Marion
Siberia
United States Tank Corps
Hill
Billboard
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Great Outdoors” Store
Read’s
Read Sports Wear
SONS
Washington Stat Bronfel
I. C. CC
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad
Bay State
Robins
Mrs. Leeds
Mr. Stillman
Pleasantville
Mrs. Stillman
Guy
Europe
Association In
New York City
Florence Lawlor
Gaby Deslys
Globe Theatre
Miss Leeds
Delmonico’s
Flo Leeds
Miss Allen
Flo
Olive Thomas
Jay
Adatea
Jordan Marsh Company
New England
Bolivia
Women's New Wrap
South
Cassidy’s
Montgomery Street
Lillian Buland
H Street
Buland
Strandway
G Street
S.P
Queen Anne
Smith Patterson Co
Las Lee
Louis
Richelieu
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