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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1919

Page

11

Steel Buys In British Loan

Elbert H. Gary, chairman of United States Steel Corporation, announced that the company will purchase 10 million dollars worth of notes from the 260 million dollar British loan raised by J. P. Morgan & Co. He said American purchases at this time serve both nations and should help restore normal exchange rates and improve financial relations between the United States and Great Britain.

New York Elbert H. Gary United States Steel Corporation Great Britain J. P. Morgan & Co United States

Nine year old authorud novel sparks Victorian satire in Boston Post

The Boston Post previews a long forthcoming serial 'The Young Visitors' by a nine year old authoress, with introduction by Sir James M. Barrie. It mocks high society, charts Ethel’s adventures with Mr Salteena and Bernard Clark, and notes the manuscript, portraits, and diarylike chapters.

Boston Post James M. Barrie Miss Ashford

The Young Visitors letter plot endures across towns

A letter from Bernard Clark invites Alfred Salteena and Miss M to stay next Monday in a remote setting. Alfred replies he will visit with Ethel Montieue, mentioning gardening and charm. Bernard, curious about Salteena, reflects on rot mattering little as the tale continues in upcoming papers.

Ethel Hampton Court Crystale’’ Palace Mr. Salteena Hamlet Bernard Clark Bernard London Daisy Ashford Ethel Montieue Mr. Saleena Alfred Mr. S Alfred Salteena Mr. Saleen

Mitchell May Be Collector Rumors Tied to Administration

Rumors say United States Marshal John J. Schell will likely appoint a new internal revenue collector in Maryland tied to John F. Malley who recently resigned. The potential nominee, Mr. Mitchell, formerly represented the Marlboro district in Congress.

John J. Schell Internal Revenue John F. Malley Mitchell Washington Marlboro Congress

Boy Killed by Own Gun in Natick

Marshall Eaton 13, son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Eaton of Parkman Street, died after accidental gun discharge while returning from a hunting trip. He and companion Milton Fairbanks were in the woods when the weapon discharged, tearing his left side and destroying his left hand. He died at Morse Hospital about an hour later.

Natick Marshall Eaton Ralph Eaton Parkman Street Milton Fairbanks Morse Hospital

Hartney and Bagby End Army Air Race

Hartney in a Rokker and Bagby in a DeHavilland landed at Roosevelt Field New York at 3 55 p m and 3 58 30 p m finishing in the army transcontinental air race Hartney flew alone Bagby carried Sergeant Parrish as mechanic

Mineola N. Y Harold E. Hartney Rokker B. Bagby Roosevelt Field Army Hartney Bagby L. M. Parrish

Four Armed Men Rob Kenmore State Bank

Four armed men robbed the State Bank of Kenmore in Buffalo suburb at noon. Cashier Howard Inskip was struck and knocked unconscious when he refused to open the vault. The bandits took about $4000 and fled in a car toward Niagara Falls.

Buffalo N Y State Bank of Kenmore Howard Inskip Niagara Falls

Reading Sailboat Returns After Fog Lost Crew

Mourning turned to joy as the fishing schooner Reading reached the fish pier with flag half masted. Captain Richard McDonald reported the crew became separated in dense fog off South Channel grounds last Tuesday. 22 went astray but nine were found, and the search for the others ended with a homeward turn.

Reading Fish Pier Richard McDonald South Channel McDonald

Two Men Rescued After 100 Mile Nantucket Dory Voyage

After a perilous 14 hour voyage of nearly 100 miles the dory crew Benoit Muse and Silas Amiro reached Nantucket and then Boston. The Reading and Elk lifeboats aided six others who were picked up, with two more rescued by the Waltham shoals rescue. The ship’s captain expected no further missing men.

Waltham Reading Elk Nantucket Benoit Muse Silas Amiro Captain McDonald Nantucket Shoals Boston Muse Amira

Simmons College Tradition Unites 1921 and 1923 Classes

One Simmons College tradition brings together the classes of 1921 and 1923 in a playful union. Miss Margaret Farren, 1921, of Brockton, will serve as groom and Miss Mary Io Eckles, 1923, of New Castle, Penn., as bride. The bride will be attended by six bridesmaids from her class.

Simmons College Margaret Farren Brockton Mary I Eckles New Castle Penn Barbara Sue Gwen Sally Boston

Priest Commends Firemen for Church Fire Handling

Reverend F J Butler pastor of St Ann s Church Somerville writes to Chief Rich praising the Somerville fire department for their handling of the Oct 24 church fire. The letter commends the chief and his men for their conduct and response during the incident.

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