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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1921
Page
8
Auction of a leather bound case with cigars and seals
A described item offers a strong case with two ext enders for cigars, flap protection, gilt frame, tan genuine pigskin, black cobra seal leathers, brown pin seal, and initials stamped. The fragment notes a 5% rate or price cue and mentions an Incuded closed detail.
Mail Trains Guarded by Marines in Boston Run
For the first time on record seven mail trains left Boston last night heavily guarded by U S Marines armed with quick-firers and ordered to shoot first and ask questions later. Authorities moved swiftly to halt mail looting as Postmaster Baker organized protection with Major Hoyt and railway officials. Trains to New York Washington Buffalo Albany and St Albans carried marines from Charlestown Navy Yard with more to arrive from Quantico to expand the guard network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
United States
Marine Corps
Harding
Baker
Washington
F. R. Hoyt
New Zngland
Christopher Relsing
Pailway
New York
St. John
Buffalo
St. Albans
Albany
Shore Line
Charlestown Navy Yard
Last Registrations Move From State House to Commonwealth Pier
Tomorrow Armistice Day state offices close. The registration division moves to Commonwealth Pier South Boston and will not reopen until November 15 after completing removal this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Department of Public Works
Commonwealth Pier
South Boston
Camden shipbuilder Holly M. Bean dies at 86 in Maine
Camden Me November 9 Holly M Bean shipbuilder, horseman and former mayor, died today aged 86 to 87 in his 87th year His yards at Camden and St George produced 76 sailing vessels including the six masted schooner George W Wells He is survived by two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Holly M. Bean
St. George
George W. Wells
Bean
Indictments in Homicide and Related Felonies Across Middlesex
The Middlesex grand jury returned a first degree murder indictment against Mrs. Margheria Tarquini of East Cambridge for the Nov 2 fatal stabbing of Pasquale Renno in her home. Antonio I Salvado of Holyoke faces murder charges in the Oct 13 killing of Paul Torre in Littleton. Additional indictments include Arthur W. Locklin for multiple larceny and counterfeiting counts, four men for attempting to murder Somerville Patrolman James Murray on Oct 11, and Louis Whipple of Lowell charged with $6000 theft of cloth from United States Worsted Co with bail set at $10,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margheria Tarquini
Gore Street
East Cambridge
Middlesex
Pasquale Renno
Ninth Street
Renno
Antonio I, Salvado
Holyoke
Paul Torre
Littleton
Salvado
Arthur W. Locklin
Glendale Avenue
Allston
Edward Youmans
Francis MacCarthy
Charles Coakley
James Driscoll
James Murray
Somerville
Louis Whipple
Lowell
United States Worsted Company
Marshall youth accidentally shoots mother in Vermont home
Floyd Marshall, 18, was cleaning a shotgun for a hunting trip when it discharged, killing his mother Mrs Allerton P Marshall instantly at their Fairlee Vermont home. Local police reported no foul play suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairler
Floyd Marshall
Allerton P.marshall
Fire at Somerville YMCA causes $100000 damage
Chief Rich ruled the blaze that drove 24 people into the street and caused heavy damage at the Somerville YMCA was likely started by a careless smoker discarding a lighted cigarette or cigar stub or by crossed wires, after completing his investigation last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville Y. M. C. A
Rich
Fire Department
Fire destroys four story brick building. heroes lauded
Aid poured in from Mt Benedict Council Knights of Columbus Somerville and Cambridge and Boston Y M C A. Fire gutted the interior leaving only walls. Ladder 2 firemen and civilian William Polk rescued six men from the fourth floor. Lee Kitson was saved after Polk brought him to safety and a physician attended him. The youths lost all possessions including clothing bought for 109 dollars just days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Benedict Council
Knights of Columbus of
Somerville
Cambridge
Boston Y. M
John B. Savage
William E. Rogers
Francis J. Kennedy
Charles J. Cruise
William Polk
Madison Street
Lee C. Kitson
Suspect Mill Hands' Dinner Poisoned
Worcester city hospital officials investigate a report that John Chester aged 52 from North Oxford was possibly poisoned by a chemical used in dyeing at the local mill. Chester was brought to the hospital after claiming someone may have added poison to his dinner or coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
City Hospital
John Chester
North
Oxford
Support is Assured to Conference in Washington Discussion
Washington reports two major powers back the armament conference as David Lloyd George and Pope Benedict signal support. The American delegation and its 21 advisors meet, with broad policies outlined while details of naval reductions await a permanent committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
Old World
David Lloyd George
Great Britain
United Kingdom
Pope Benedict
Holy See
Big Four
Advisory Committee of 21
Women Plan All-College Carnival Week of February 7
Inspired by Miss Elizabeth Boody of Radcliffe, eighty women’s colleges across the United States will be represented at the All-College Carnival. The event runs in Mechanics Hall the week of February 7, with delegates from Radcliffe, Wellesley, Mt. Holyoke, Simmons, Vassar, and Boston University coordinating planning. Boston hosts between thirty and forty thousand college women, signaling a major collegiate gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Boody
Radcliffe
United States
Mechanics, Hall
Boston
Wellesly
Mt. Holyoke
Simmons
Vassar
Boston University
Discover a Home Remedy for Asthma Offered by Chemist
An advertisement from D. J. Lane of St. Marys Kansas claims a simple asthma cure. Lane offers a $1.25 postpaid bottle to those who write for it, with the buyer judging effectiveness within ten days and paying only if it works. Send name and address to receive the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Lane
Lane Bldg
St. Mary’s
Kansas
Lane
Court Finds Lourie Absent in Hotel Brunswick Cash Grab Case
Samuel Lourie did not appear in Central Court after being called to answer why he ignored a cashier's desk cash grab at the Hotel Brunswick on October 2. Dr. A. Dewing cited bronchitis as a reason. Lourie was defaulted and held on 2500 dollars as police note his prior record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Lourie
Central Court
Sam
Brunswick
A. Dewing
Huntington Avenue
Mr. Laurie
Captain Goode
Laurie
Bottles Cast Into Street After Auto Fire
Chief John J. Kelleher of the Lincoln police seeks the owner of an automobile burned near the Cambridge water basin in Concord. A load of tonic bottles was dumped on the highway, breaking after a light snowfall and damaging a passing motorist's tires. Prosecutors aim to identify and charge the responsible party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelleher
Lincoln Police
Cambridge Water Basin
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