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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1921
Page
8
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A large number of Unionist leaders led by Austen Chamberlain arrived in Liverpool for the Conservative party conference opening tomorrow.
Leaders arriving express hope for a settlement of the Irish negotiations while avoiding premature disclosures. Unionist chiefs insist on full British empire and Ulster security, wary of Bonar Law and Carson. Sir James Craig restrains Northern cabinet from Ulster demonstrations as Lloyd George watches from Bournemouth.
Sir James Craig the Ulster Premier writes from London to Ulster leaders at a Belfast mass meeting protesting an All Ireland Parliament. He asks for confidence to maintain freedom from Sinn Fein domination while seeking peace and asks for strengthened support from Great Britain and Ulster.
An advertisement touts Mentho Sulphur cream as a quick remedy for irritated or broken out skin including eczema. It claims itching stops instantly and after a few applications the skin clears, noting sulfur destroys parasites causing the discomfort. A small jar is available at drug stores.
Michael Klinczak nine year old of 13 Swett Court Watertown was struck by a heavy truck driven by Carmen Deatrice 195 Summer Street Watertown while dash from sidewalk during a game of chase. He died at Watertown hospital. Deatrice was held on a technical manslaughter charge by police.
Five divorce libels entered in the Plymouth court docket detail cases from Brockton Whitman and surrounding towns. Names include Florence Moneghan versus Thomas J. Moneghan. Blanche Tolman Howes versus William L. Howes. Domenic C. Fulger versus Mary E. Fulger. Florence E. Howara versus Corydon B. Howard. Ada L. Pratt versus Herbert J. Pratt. Descriptions note desertion non support and cruel and abusive treatment with dates spanning 1902 to 1918.
The piece recalls Washington Allston as a magnetic personality whose charm outlives his painting status. Born near Georgetown, he studied in Newport and Europe, married Channing’s sister, and lived in Boston in 1822 while working on Belshazzar's Feast. He spent his final years in Cambridge and lies buried there. tributes from Dana and Sumner praise his heavenly-minded influence.
Mrs. Janet Wilkins of 18 Northampton Street in Boston says Tanlac cured eight years of stomach trouble. She reports restored appetite, weight gain, solid sleep, and renewed energy after four bottles. Tanlac is distributed by International Proprietaries, Inc. and sold in Boston by Liggett Drug Stores.
The city planning board proposed a 50 000 plan to realign Copley square from a diagonal catty cornered layout to four 3500 square foot triangular plots forming a Maltese cross. Tracks would cut through the center and Huntington avenue would narrow to 70 feet. A second hearing is set for November 30 with trustees from Copley Plaza Trinity Church and Public Library present.
For the first time in trapshooting history women shooters will be granted national ranking this year by the American Trap Shooting Association.
Washington dispatch reports Attorney General Daugherty has approved Representative Dyer’s draft anti lynching bill. It imposes heavy penalties on those mob participants and on officers failing to prevent lynchings. Counties where lynchings occur would forfeit 10000 dollars.
Funeral services for Roland C. Lamb former president of John Hancock Mutual Life were held at Mt. Auburn Chapel. Rev Dr Perry Bush of Chelsea officiated and many insurance leaders attended including George T Wight from the Life President's Association of New York, Robert Lynn Cox of Metropolitan Life, and Fred W Tasney of Prudential Life. Local John Hancock offices closed for the afternoon observance.
The hearing for Captain Mertert Gordon removed from the Cambridge police by Chief John J. McBride is set for 10 this morning in the Cambridge City Hall council chamber. City counsel William J. Drew will try the case for the city. Chief McBride will pass on the evidence. Captain Gordon is represented by William H. Lewis or associate. City Solicitor Nelligan attends as advisor to the chief.
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