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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1921
Page
5
The Red Triangle Village at Huntington avenue branch of the Y M C A has arranged an inaugural banquet in Bates hall at 6 30 Wednesday after recently electing a new mayor and councilmen.
The fifth programme led by conductor Pierre Monteux featured a performance of The Star Spangled Banner as a tribute to the late Sibelius. The orchestra and audience stood in reverent silence, honoring the great composer and the living task he left behind.
Ferenc Vecsey, Hungarian violin prodigy, dazzled Boston with a Tschaikowsky concerto as David Smith's Poem of Youth and Sibelius Symphony No. 24 opened by Monteux. Vecsey’s virtuosity and bold phrasing drew praise for shaping themes with dramatic color while the Houston Orchestra delivered Liszt Mazeppa with fiery pomp.
John R. Murphy headlines a Dorchester mayoralty rally at Dorchester High School at 8 pm. He outlines a city development program and criticizes past public spending. Rep. Frank L. Brier presides with speakers including J Mitchel Galvin Henry S. Clark Charles I. Quirk Mary A. Mahan Herbert W. Burr and William D. Lancaster.
A 25 000 strong parade in Pittsburgh paused for two minutes at noon to honor the unknown soldier dead as veterans and citizens observed the moment of tribute.
New York November 11. Twelve United States Senators urged the Cloak Suit and Skirt Manufacturers Association to delay new working conditions set to start Monday in a bid to avert a 50 000 worker strike. Benjamin Schlesinger, ILGWU president, said only capitulation by the association could avert the strike.
Berlin reports that ratifications of the German American peace treaty were exchanged at the foreign office with American commissioner Elfis Loring Diesel and German Chancellor Dr Karl Wirth. Article three states the treaty takes effect on exchange of ratifications.
Mary Cataldo, 51, of Endicott Street North End, was injured in an odd crash at Hanover and Parmenter. She was struck by John Cabo’s car, which was forced onto the sidewalk by Frank Pevoir’s truck. She was treated at Haymarket Relief Station and sent home.
Premier Briand conferred with Marshall Foch and aides including Vivant Sarraut Berthelot and Casanave after visiting Arlington cemeteries. Foch, traveling in a private car, changed uniforms and dined at the French embassy, continuing his habit of living in his car rather than in a hotel.
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