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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1921
Page
3
Regent the year old elk at Franklin Park zoo parades with first antlers like a boy in long pants. Rex and Renee, his amused parents, watch as visitors notice the young elk's vanity. Unlike a boy the elk will shed his antlers in a few months and wait till next November to attract attention again.
Richard H. Lee, longtime counsel for the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World and the National Vigilance Committee, will resign on December 1 to become vice president of Lord & Thomas. He will stay involved with the Vigilance Committee as its chairman.
Washington November 14 Plans for disposal by the Senate this week of Ford Newberry Senatorial election contest from Michigan were at least temporarily upset today by Democratic opposition to a final vote before the next session of Congress.
Three men named Robert Brady from San Francisco Joseph Ryan from Brooklyn and Leo Kolowki from Cambridge Mass were brought to New York and handed to a U S marshal on charges of setting fire to cargo on the steamship Collamer during her last Havre voyage. The men claimed they were stowaways and that the blaze began when they lit matches to smoke. The fire caused no serious damage to ship or cargo.
A farm hand Raymond Garland allegedly killed Giles Emerson of Boxford Massachusetts during a quarrel and then died by his own action. Police say jealousy sparked the shooting on the Harper Giles farm where the victim was employed, an uncle of the slain man.
The New York Supreme Court issued an injunction ordering the Curb Stock and Bond Market of New York, Inc. off Broad street, ending the street trading that has flourished for 150 years near the Stock Exchange. The decision targets the latter organization while the police are urged to enforce it.
Thousands cheered General Armando Diaz as he arrived in Syracuse New York for a visit. At Syracuse University he received the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws in a ceremony conducted today.
Frederick Evans and his wife suffered facial cuts when a passing mail truck collided with a touring car on Washington street near Brinsley. The truck, operated by Matthew E. Farrell, was said to have speeded to pass the elevated car and struck head on. Farrell was hurt in the back and hips and accused of driving without a license.
Workers at the Nathan D. Dodge Shoe Co refused to work and the Newburyport plant will idle until a new agreement with the United Shoe Workers of America is reached. The company had announced a shift to day basis production from piece work.
President Harding signed a proclamation declaring peace with Germany just before 4 p m and affixed his signature at 8 52 p m after returning from laying the cornerstone of a Victory Memorial in Washington A messenger delivered the document with no ceremony and no participation by Secretary Christian.
The Boston Chamber of Commerce board asks the Congressional Conference committee to reduce the maximum individual income surtax to 32 percent to loosen capital flow and speed business readjustment. They contend this rate would yield the greatest government return.
Miss Frances Rosenthal of New Rochelle New York is the youngest student at Wellesley College. She entered at age 15 via the New York State Examinations and stands out as a brilliant capable student able to compete with peers two or three years her senior.
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