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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1921
Page
17
Converse Engineers claim a new tire design driven by a compression trend explains the remarkable mileage of Converse Tires. The innovation supposedly improves durability and efficiency, with engineers emphasizing practical performance gains and broader road durability.
Massachusetts authorities push ahead with a second criminal session in Suffolk Superior Court to try Charles Ponzi related agents and officials. Ponzi himself cannot be tried until his Plymouth jail term ends. The state plans to rest its Old Colony case against Brightwell and 12 others by week’s end.
Simeon Co. Smith longtime Provincetown resident dies at his home 12 Johnson Street aged 75. Born in Provincetown he led a grocery business and served as former Board of Trade president, Universalist church clerk 20 years, registrar of voters 18 years, and director of Provincetown National Bank. He leaves a widow and son S. C. Smith.
Charles E. Hatfield of Newton was yesterday appointed county treasurer of Middlesex to fill the unexpired term of Joseph O. Hayden, who died Tuesday night. Hatfield took the oath of office and will serve until the 192? regular election.
Emerson Hough presents Introducing That Quartette in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The feature discusses a small town singing quartet and the charm of local vocal groups. The piece previews the magazine installment and its focus on community music.
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