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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1921
Page
6
A funeral was conducted this afternoon at the deceased’s late home at 75 Monument Street with Rev. Benjamin R. B. formerly minister of the First Parish Unitarian Church officiating. The service reflected the deceased’s ties to the local church community.
Berlin reports that Germany informed the Allied powers she will be unable to meet the next reparations payment. Entente diplomats say negotiations with the reparations commission are proceeding with close contact and careful handling.
North Dakota docks tomorrow with the battleship Dakota at the Charles Vbhins yard where three ships will be tied up. The Delaware arrived yesterday with a salute to Rear Admiral and the Florida joined earlier under Rear Admiral McCully aboard.
A new arrangement at the State Reformatory for Women in Bedford New York directs that moving pictures be shown only if they educate or uplift the inmates. Films depicting love making murder crime or rough housing will be barred to promote moral improvement.
The semi rigid airship Roma built by the United States with Italian purchase made its first test flight in Newport News Virginia. It stayed aloft nearly four hours as officers described the mission as highly successful.
Detroit November 15 The Methodist Episcopal Church opens its national conference with calls from bishops ministers and laymen for wider service across all church activities. They urge aid for sick and needy aliens in congested cities and remote areas and insist on elimination of racial prejudice. Bishop Robert B Jones first black bishop and Emmett J Scott Howard University official push for greater inclusion of Negro members.
At Hedge Fence shoals the five-masted schooner Sintram remained grounded on a sand bar after daylight. The vessel bound for Portland with coal from Norfolk was not floated by night. The Coast Guard Cutter Acushnet, en route from Woods Hole, reported the ship resting on a sandy bottom with a west wind and clear weather.
Washington sources indicate President Harding will nominate an Ambassador to Germany before week’s end. The decision emerged in official circles as discussions centered on diplomatic postings.
Victims testified that a masked slasher had an accomplice who urged torn clothing victims into a car. Police expanded patrols and notified outlying stations as witnesses described a foreign, stout man in a brown overcoat and hat. Several women reported purse, skirt, and clothing tampering during the parade.
Dr Payson Smith Massachusetts education ranking has fallen from first to ninth due to increased private school enrolment. He urged fewer high grade social activities and more study at home to restore standards, crediting women’s clubs for support in education.
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