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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1921

Page

6

U S Hero’s Body Arrives in Lynn

The body of James J. Cosgrove a machine gun machinist and Lynn soldier killed in France arrived in Lynn and was taken to the State Armory for the military funeral on Thursday. He died at the Battle of Cantigny on May 28 1918 and was the son of Mr and Mrs Frank W Cosgrove of 224 Washington Street Lynn.

James J. Cosgrove Lynn France State Armory Cosgrove Battle of Cantigny Frank W. Cosgrove Washington Street

Printing Trades Threaten Strike in Boston Printing industry

In Boston a potential citywide stoppage by more than 3000 printers, pressmen, binders and allied workers looms as Boston Typothetae members threaten wage cuts and a 44 hour work week unless concessions are withdrawn by next Monday. Unions have called special meetings and seek strike sanctions while employers argue wage reductions are needed to curb costs amid industrywide pressure.

Boston Typothetae Board of Trade Typothetae Sylvester J. McBride Boston Typographical Union Allied Trades Typothatae Boston Allied Printing Trades’ Unions Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburg Cleveland Cincinnati Detroit United States New York Indianapolis Edgar EB. Nelson The Greater Boston Hypothetae Boston Typothetae Industrial Relations Committee of Printing and Allied Trades Greater Boston Boston Typothetae Industrial Relations Committee Times

Stillman Divorce Case Bares Hidden Allegations In Court

The ongoing Stillman divorce fight centers on Guy Stillman born Nov 18 1918 and claims that banker James A Stillman is not the father. Testimony from Clawson and other social witnesses reportedly will describe visits to the Pocantico Hills home in early 1918 and a social gathering January 26 1918 with the Canadian guide Beauvais present, aiming to prove the family lived in harmony and challenge the Beauvais paternity claim.

Stillman Clawson Miss Stillman Mr. Clawson John E. Mack Guy Stillman Mr. Stillman Guy Pocantico Hills House East Side Fast 6Th Street Clark Florence Lawlor Leeds Fifth Avenue

Inquiry Board To Get List Of Names

Governor and Council debate public release of the names tied to five closed trust companies. Attorney General says executive branch lacks power to divulge such information, while Legislature may compel disclosure for investigation. Special committee to obtain names of legislators who borrowed from the trusts. initial witnesses will include Reps Hays and Lomasney amid prior House stock gambling allegations from 1918.

Fuller Allen Bank Rules Committee Martin Hays Brighton Martin M. Lomasney Boston House Hays Lomasney

Bullet Removed From Prisoner’s Brain In Tumbling Operation

Surgeons under Dr Chapman carefully extracted a bullet from a prisoner’s brain, later leaving a second bullet in place to avoid brain scar tissue risks. The patient remained under supervision and was nearing danger’s end. Dr John R Ross explained the aim to cure epilepsy and visual hallucinations.

Chapman John R. Ross Dannemora Hospital

Stillman Presidency Not Resigned at Bank Meeting

Bank led by president James A. Stillman met for about ten minutes with no mention of his preferred resignation. Directors adjourned after routine matters only, indicating no new action on his leadership or future plans.

Move to Smoke Out Greedy Landlords

Mark Temple Dowing questions the existence of race death by own action leases calling them exaggerated. John J. Martin urges publishing names and facts to halt the practice and reduce rents with babies. Nichols vows to strengthen laws to punish landlords using such clauses. City law department discusses legislative steps at a morning meeting.

Housing Commission Poor Housing Commission John J. Martin The Exchange Trust Company Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange Nichols

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