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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1921
Page
9
J Eads How called a self styled millionaire hobo arrives in New York aboard the Scythia from Russia. He says he was sent to tell the American people that the Soviet aims to improve understanding with the outside world by boosting business connections.
Cowboy star Tom Mix and ex wife Olive Stokes Mix appear in Judge Summerfield’s court over custody of Ruth Jane Mix. The custody, set in 1917 with $50 monthly support, is challenged as Ruth is to be placed in a boarding school while Mrs Mix travels. The case is continued to next Monday.
Lemenda De Jarro, 33, of 9 Joiner Street Charlestown, lies dying at City Hospital from injuries after being buried under a heavy load of cement mixture while unloading an auto truck near 4309 Washington Street West Roxbury.
Judge Sydney N Reeve granted a defense motion for a continuance in the Arthur Cc Burch murder case of J Belton Kennnedy. After a defense conference the case was re set for November 22 as Charles Erbstein for Mrs Obenchain moved to press a dismissal motion.
Senate approves House bill extending the emergency tariff to be superseded by the permanent act, keeping all provisions of the temporary law including the dye embargo in place until the permanent bill replaces it.
A wireless message reports the White Star Line steamship Canopic, en route from Genoa Naples Almeria and the Azores, is making excellent time across the Atlantic and will dock at Commonwealth Pier South Boston Friday morning, 1008 miles east of Boston lightship at noon yesterday. Captain W A Morehouse commands the vessel.
Ottawa reports that P. J. F. Martin McDonald, famed for long distance hikes, will depart Friday on a 9000 mile journey to Punta Arenas at the southern tip of South America.
Captain Herbert Gordon of the Cambridge police, removed by Chief John J. McBride last Saturday, applied yesterday for a public hearing on charges. The chief will arrange a date next week for Gordon to attend at his office and do not expect postponement of the initial hearing.
Miss Margaret Thomas of Port Ashton earns a Simmons College education in Boston and plans a Simmons outpost in Alaska after graduation. She has organized welfare clubs locally and intends to expand welfare work on return. Thomas owns a fossil ivory ring from tusks found in a mine shaft nearby.
Detroit manufacturers urged today to prefer former workers with dependents and cut hours rather than discharge staff. The Ford Motor Company under Edsel B. Ford rotates workers on a two week basis and runs five days a week to maximize employment opportunities.
Cardinal O Connell of Boston becomes the first American donor of 1000 dollars to the Catholic University of Italy. The Milan school opened Nov 1 to aid Catholic leadership training with a veteran faculty and new department amid a favorable ceremony.
Bridgeport Connecticut November 8 Frederick Atwater defeated Mayor Clifford B. Wilson a Republican incumbent by more than 4000 votes Wilson a former lieutenant governor had served as mayor for ten years Atwater secured the victory in a city election with Wilson losing renomination bid
Vienna announces that the peace treaty between Austria and the United States becomes effective with ratifications exchanged by Austrian Chancellor Schober and American Commissioner Arthur Hugh Frazier in Vienna.
Thomas J. Fitzgerald Post 661 VFW hosts its first grand ball in Paul Revere Hall Mechanics Building. West Roxbury wounded veterans are invited and Babe Ruth will attend after a Keith's Theatre performance. Proceeds aid veterans.
William H. Rolfe, AP operator for 20 years in the New London Day office, died after months of illness. A native of Trumansburg, New York, he was 59 and known to sport writers and telegraphers who covered the Yale Harvard regatta.
Premier Briand of France and his armament conference delegation meet with President Harding and Vice President Coolidge in Washington. Briand notes he is the first French prime minister to visit the capital and expresses thanks for the cordial reception.
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