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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1921
Page
12
More than 200 women appeared on nomination ballots at the recent Connecticut elections. The list reflects broad female participation across races and districts, signaling strong engagement in the electoral process.
Miss Helen Small former clerk in the New York collector of internal revenue office and Mrs Nellie O Rourke were arraigned before U S Commissioner Hitchcock and held in 2500 bail each for trial on charges of trafficking in forged liquor withdrawal permits. They allegedly accepted 3000 in marked bills in exchange for a paper purporting to allow withdrawal of 250 cases of whiskey from a bonded warehouse. Their customer was federal agent Harold B Dobbs.
David Winter left the St. Louis real estate business after illness sent him to California. A Universal studios visit led to a role in Pink Tights with Gladys Walton. He later acted with Katherine Mac Donald in Trust Your Wife and The Love Wager and appeared in Poverty of Riches, with more films planned.
Boston police received word from San Gabriel Calla reporting Harvey Cowles died at Soldiers Frome Sawtell California and left a small estate. They seek Cowles' son who lived in Boston 30 years ago when Cowles left the city but has not been heard from since. Cowles enlisted in the army in Boston as a substitute and was a painter by trade.
Percy Ginsberg of 213 Hanover Street North End was fined $20 in Central Court before Judge Murray on a charge of receiving a bundle of stolen shirts. Special officer Spinney testified he purchased 16 shirts at 50 cents each from the Hanover Street station.
Dana D. Barnum of Boston was elected president of the American Gas Association at its annual Chicago convention for the coming year. Barnum is the vice president of the Boston Consolidated Gas Company.
A housemaid or lady's maid in France earns monthly wages from 125 francs to as high as 2650 francs, illustrating a wide disparity in pay based on position, location, and employer status.
Wilfred Lytell brother of Bert Lytell of Metro has begun a rising film career after securing a notable contract from Oscar Appel, the independent producer. The move positions him as a new star in the evolving cinema landscape.
Ethel Clayton’s pact with Famous Players-Lasky has ended and she plans a rope tour and potential return to legitimate stage. Jacqueline Logan, ex Follies star and Goldwyn star, is reportedly engaged to Chicago millionaire Lawrence Fisher. Herbert Brenon has finished Pearl White’s new Fox feature titled Discontent.
Malcolm Strauss heads the Associated International Pictures Corporation and premieres Tears of the Sea by Sem Benelli. The project stars English actress Isabelle Savery. Strauss was formerly married to Katherine MacDonald.
Noted humorist George Ade has joined the Hollywood film colony fueling chatter that he will write an original story for Thomas Meighan. Ade and Meighan have been close friends for years.
A Boston Post column answers reader inquiries on film stars and productions. Notes include Harland M and others detailing appearances in Dangerous Business Mama's Affair Lessons in Love Woman's Place The Barricade and more with Constance Talmadge and Christy Cabanne.
Cadillac Automobile Company to supply six to three flag numbered cars for Marshal Woch and party in Boston. Lieutenant Harold Bornstein and three officers in army uniforms will manage transport with 35 drivers, many veterans of the war. Cars will bear French and American flags and belong to the Governor Cox American Legion arrangement.
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