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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1921
Page
9
James J. Connor, bartender at the Looth End, was arraigned in Central Court on murder and assault with intent to kill after he shot and killed Uarry Mac Lean and wounded John Mc Carthy. He was remanded for a hearing April 1 without bail for the fatal case and with bail set at 15000 on the second charge.
New Haven March 25 Dr James Rowland Angell will be inducted as Yale president June 22 during commence ment exercises. He will receive the doct or of laws degree and then be inaugurated. Dean Russell H Chittenden will welcome the faculties and President Hadley will introduce Angell followed by a brief address. A prayer by Dean Charles R Brown and benediction by Dr Newman Smith close the program.
About 80 men and women were received into Harvard Congregational Church Brookline during a Thursday service led by Rev. Dr. Ashley Day Leavitt. Many were baptized and the Holy Communion was celebrated. A strong attendance marked Good Friday services at Union Congregational Church Boston with hymns from The Seven Last Words of Christ.
Sidney Woodward says the Grace Horne gallery presents a major showing of Belgian artist Francois Verheyden. The Boston wall display marks the first time his works are shown collectively here with landscapes as his main motif. One southern France landscape highlights his vivid arrangement of trees, water, hills, and children in a serene scene.
Brookline and Boston assessors plan a large April workload as they begin annual listings. Notices require every woman over 20, regardless of voter status, to provide her age, occupation, and residence on April 1. The town cites a recent law change applying to all inhabitants.
In Portland on March 25 Mrs. Hugh P. Hughes wife of the industrial secretary of the Y M C A died from a shock caused by excitement during a small blaze yesterday in their apartment house. The Hugheses had moved to Portland two years ago from Woonsocket Rhode Island.
Damage estimated at 500000 dollars occurred today at Los Angeles harbor a wharf four yachts and the Sea craft Corporation plant were destroyed a 60 mile gale hampered firemen making the situation risky for nearby property.
The Supreme Judicial Court ruled against Harry Kaplan in the arson trust case, upholding a sentence of three to four years in State Prison. Kaplan had been indicted in 1916 for inciting Reuben Levine to ignite Levine’s house, and was found guilty in 1917. The sentence, once stayed, now proceeds.
New York report states Madame Marie Curie, discoverer of radium, was awarded the gold medal of the National Institute of Social Sciences. The prize honors the benefit of her discovery to humanity.
A Balboa father of three requests two bottles of Dr True's Elixir by mail from Panama. He praises the remedy as the best family medicine, noting his children recover quickly and show no worms since use. The ad touts Dr True's Elixir as safe, fast-acting, and effective for sick people.
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