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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1921
Page
20
Nashua Boy Terry O'Brien Proved Millionaire after 25 Years
Nashua residents learn that Terence O'Brien, once a popular local boy, became a millionaire head of a large New York firm after vanishing more than two decades ago. His brothers and sister, living at 50 Harbor Avenue, now seek details of his vast estate and his true identity as Stewart of the Conlon pact. The family recalls his rebellious youth and distant connections to Tom Conlon and Arthur Conlon as neighbors react with shock and pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Brien
Nashua
N. H
Harbor Avenue
Terence O’brien
John K. Stewart
Jack Williams
Post
John H
David W. O’brien
Catherine
O’brien
Terry
Terence
Conlon
Terry O’brien
Tom Conlon
American Shearer Manufacturing Company
Shearer Company
Shearer Works
Boston
Chicago
London
Stewart
John K
John K. Priest
John
David
Boston & Maine Railroad
Thomas
Arthur Conlon
Tom
Michael
Conlon Brothers
Thomas Conlon
Michael Clark
Emma Conlon
Clark
John O’brien
Robert B. Honeyman, Jr
New York
Long Island
Terry O'Brien
Post Star
Student Suspended for Ticket Scalping
Ticket scalping led to a student suspension and an investigation into how hundreds of pasteboards reached speculators two days before the Wisconsin Chicago football game. Many grandstand seats are being sold by brokers for six to ten dollars, leaving many students unable to enter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United News
Brockton Man Held for Selling Lottery Tickets
Charles H. Withington of Brockton waived examination before United States Commissioner Wheeler and was held for the federal grand jury on the charge of receiving Canadian lottery tickets. He was arrested outside a Brockton store by Deputy Marshal Joe Quinn and is held in $500 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Withington
Brockton
United States
Wheeler
Withington
Joe’’ Quinn
Turkey prices soar for Thanksgiving demand
Retailers report scarce supply as the Cape Cod bird remains popular. Prices reach 75 cents a pound on northern stock with Western and Kentucky turkeys also limited.
Turkeys scarce as Vermonter supply dips and prices rise
Market notes show Turkey shortages with West and South shipments slow. Fresh fowl at 45 cents and roasting chickens 40 to 60 cents a pound. Pork wholesale up on Thanksgiving news. retail pork prices steady. Lamb, veal, eggs, dairy and seafood prices listed with wide regional variations and notable items like mackerel 80 cents a pound and clams 40 cents a quart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York State
Vermont
Tax Revision Bill Sets 50 Percent Surtax Threshold
An amendment to the Tax Revision Bill fixes the maximum income surtax at 50 percent for incomes of 200000 or more. Ninety four Republicans mostly from the West joined the Democratic minority in backing the amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle
Far West
President pressurizes tax bill as vote nears compromise urged
Applause greeted the result with Democrats cheering. President Harding sent a letter to Chairman Fordney and spoke with Mondell and Longworth urging a compromise on the surtax. The House debated a 40 percent rate while critics called the intervention unfair and untimely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Harding
Ferdney
Ways and Means
Senate
Fordney
Campbell
Rules Committee
Representative Green
Iowa
Haughen
Agriculture Committee
Ways and Means Committee
White House
Representative Mondell
Wyoming
Longworth
Ohio
Frear
Wisconsin
English Commerce Postponed by Storm
The English and Commerce game was postponed yesterday due to rain and may be played the first week after Thanksgiving. National permit granted for this game as the school gridiron season ends in Boston on the Saturday after Thanksgiving. English will face Latin on Thanksgiving having played three regular games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat Young
Boston
Opening 600 Oysters in One Hour Stirs Trade Debate
The piece notes that opening 600 oysters in one hour is termed good going in the oyster trade. It adds that very smart workers can open oysters at thirteen per minute, highlighting varying efficiency among operatives.
Deadlock Persists in Irish Parley Delegates Split
Conference to negotiate the Irish question remains tied as only about 100 of 2,000 delegates oppose the amendment and record continued confidence in the government.
Ulster Has Veto In Ireland Settlement Amid Crisis Signals
The government position on Ulster autonomy faced a hostile vote as Sir Laming Evans denied coercion and affirmed Ulster’s veto over any settlement. Sinn Fein indicated talks may continue while crisis deepens, with Cabinet set to meet and Lloyd George considering an appeal to the country. Austen Chamberlain urged Unionists to show patience during the two major conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Laming Worthington Evans
War
Ulster
Dublin
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Laming Worthington Evans
Sinn Fein
James Craig
Thiepval
France
Belfast
Cabinet Committee
Sinn Fein Publicity Department
Austen Chamberlain
Atlantic
British Isles
Dog and Fire Crew Rescue of Missing Child Tale
A city crowds water pump and search for a child at the bottom of a 28 foot pit after a dog kept vigil at the excavation. Despite hopes, only mud and a missing bone were found as the pit drained and residents watched the dramatic scene unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marley
James F. Hickey
Joseph Moran
Milton Daley
Barrington
Fire Department
High Prepare Department
The
Public Works Department
W. H. Hildreth
F. 8. Gresteen
J. ¥. McCleoath
BD. R. Murphy
J. J. Drievall
Bartholomew Winn
Sadie
Michael
Leo
James
Faul
Theresa
Natalie
Flora
Thee
Track Records Lost on Way to Meeting
The printer's copy of the Amateur Athletic Union annual report was lost on a New York subway train. The loss may affect acceptance of last season's track and field records at the Chicago meeting next week. A reward is offered for its return and delegates nationwide are to bring duplicate record applications with proofs of performance to Chicago to avoid a twelve month delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Amateur Athletic Union
Union
Chicago
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