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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1921
Page
11
President Harding accepted the resignation of Roland S. Morris as ambassador to Japan. The move takes effect immediately as Morris intends to return to the practice of law. The steps were accelerated to honor his wish to leave office promptly.
Dublin March 29. An official statement on military inquests says soldiers in Cork were killed in reprisal for Sinn Fein executions. The reports note most victims were walking with girls on the city outskirts when attacked.
Boston College High School debaters meet Boston Latin next Friday at Boston College High School Hall on James Street. The topic is Government Should Own and Operate the Railroads. Boston Latin defends the affirmative and Boston College High the negative.
Springfield March 29 The New England conference of the Methodist Episcopal church will see a major pastor reshuffle with Bishop Edwin H Hughes of Boston expected to announce appointments Monday affecting about 260 churches across the region.
New York March 29 Attorneys for Gould prepare a motion to dismiss Edith Kelly Gould v Frank Jay Gould in Supreme Court on grounds his Paris divorce from Mrs Gould last year makes him not her husband here. Mrs Gould's lawyers to reply contending Paris decree void in New York.
Berlin March 9. The government says it has crushed the insurgent communist rising in central industrial Germany with the capture of the main body at Leuna and Ammendorf. About 1400 communists have been arrested. others are fleeing surrendering or leaving their arms. President Ebert authorized extraordinary emergency courts for speedy trials of rioters.
Torchy story by Sewell Ford titled Skimp Makes a Shift will be featured in the upcoming Boston Sunday Post Magazine, highlighting the famed columnist’s latest work for readers.
Dr Francis H Rowley and all officers were reelected at annual meetings of the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and the American Humane Education Society. The year’s prosecuting work included 5183 complaints and 676 horse ambulance runs. The Angell Memorial Hospital reported 7896 dollars in free dispensary service and a 4559 dollar deficit. New rest-farm buildings near Methuen cost over 40000 dollars. Field workers logged 18000 to 20000 miles. one speaker addressed 100000 people. Central Boston bureau issued 25000 pieces of literature to about 1000 periodicals.
Preliminary conference sessions in Boston area anticipate large pastorate changes next Sunday with Bishop Hughes and four district superintendents guiding new assignments. Possible moves include Powell to Epworth Cambridge, Coons to Lynn, Bailey to First Church Boston, Coffin to Cliftondale, Nies to Somerville, and Heath or Emig to St Mark’s Brookline.
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