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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1921
Page
3
The New York bond market logged the largest session of the year with widespread dealings in all descriptions both in open market and private negotiations. Liberty Bonds and Victory notes led activity, with Liberty issues hitting year highs and Victory 33 4s reaching a yearly peak at 99.98.
Sergeant Samuel Woodfill selected by General Pershing as the nation’s top war hero was greeted by President Harding in Washington. He met Rep. Kahn of California and received praise for his war record as he toured the White House. An unusual House reception followed with Woodfill saluting from the gallery.
Representatives Fish and Husted urged President Harding to appoint Rhinelander Waldo former New York police commissioner as vice governor general of the Philippines. The President indicated Waldo is under consideration but no appointment until Governor General Wood states a preference.
Charles S. OConnor declared his opposition to large gasoline tanks in congested areas at Frothingham School Charlestown. He accused special interests of favoring profits over residents and pledged equitable assessments and removal of real estate and political trusts, promising to oppose tank construction in Boston.
Harry M. Farren longtime manager of the Olympia Theatre in Lynn died in Lynn hospital from a Sunday shock at age 56. Funeral services are set for Monday from his brother Joseph Farren’s Newton home with a requiem mass at 9 am at the Church of Our Lady Newton.
Michael Madden, 50, of 1501 Washington Street, approached Sergeants Miller and Tilton near Mast Dedham station asking for change after a drinking session. Moonshine bottles were found on him and he was booked for drunkenness after officers referred him to the booking clerk.
Advertises a tonic laxative and germ destroyer claiming headaches from slight colds are relieved by curing the cold. The genuine product bears the KE. W. Grove signature with a caution to “Be sure you get BROMO.” priced 30 cents.
Thirty eight of Urbain Ledoux's shorn lambs of labor spent the night in the Seavey Settlement dormitories and were assigned to Morgan Memorial shops on Shawmut avenue and Corning street. They worked in carpentry repair furniture shoe shops and other departments with some loading trucks and others operating elevators. Two sought work outside but failed to secure it, one disappeared from work and another was caught stealing. Two men too ill for labor received special accommodations and care.
Three Morgan Memorial doctors were given physical examinations and the privilege of baths and showers. Their clothing was cleansed and repaired and some were provided with new clothes.
Three candidates filed for the Somerville Republican mayoral nomination with City Clerk Jason M. Carson. One Democrat, John J. Murphy, is unopposed. The Republican contenders are Eugene M. Carman Warren C. Daggett and John M. Webster.
Alfred Violette aged 19 was killed in the woods near Presque Isle Maine when he tripped over a fallen root discharging his shotgun into his chest. Two companions rushed to his side after the shot.
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