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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1921
Page
5
The New York milk strike nears collapse with workers returning individually and open shop rules by distributors. Within a week house-to-house deliveries are promised to resume, but milk trucks face election-day protection issues as police focus on polling sites.
Charles Lawton aged 75 of 99 Brooks Street collapsed in the South Station waiting room yesterday afternoon. An ambulance was called and he was pronounced dead on arrival at the relief station.
In Denver on November 8 councilman Dan Lucy defended a proposed ordinance imposing a five dollar license on all goats to curb lingering aromas. Owners challenged Lucy to prove goats smell at night by scent.
Bowdoin College officials announced Brown University has offered to play a football game in Providence on Thanksgiving Day. The date is expected to be sanctioned by authorities.
Friends of Miss Mae Hines declare she has the most expressive eyes among entrants whose pictures have appeared. Her dark brown hair and blue eyes are noted as part of her medium height appearance, with a sympathetic look praised by her supporters. She works at Merchants National Bank.
Mayor Peters criticized the City Council for delaying a $90 000 loan to buy a site to replace Station 2. He said postponing the order until next year would push construction to mid next summer, whereas approval now could permit spring or earlier start depending on weather.
New York club management has decided to hold spring training in Texas with a location chosen and to be announced later. The Yankees may play a series with the St Louis Cardinals while in Texas and will not face the Brooklyn Nationals until ready to head north.
At the 44th annual meeting in Arcadia Hall Field's Corner, speakers urged continued funds for Dorchester Relief Society’s aged and families. Officers elected include President Walter S. Tox, Vice President Edward B. Wilder, Secretary Mrs. F. S K. Nash, Treasurer R. H. Magwood, Assistant Treasurer Mrs. Charles F. Stone, Agent Miss H Eugenia Bruce.
Greater Boston Jews plan a charity ball at Symphony Hall on Wednesday evening November 23 to aid Beth Israel Hospital Roxbury. Proceeds aim to wipe out a $20,000 deficit hindering hospital work since 1917. a prominent committee was appointed to organize the event and managers expect a record turnout.
James A. Fleming, Democrat, was re-elected mayor of Troy New York by more than 2000 votes over Republican challenger John A. R. Kappe. The narrowly watched race reflected party strength in the city during the November election.
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