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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1921
Page
6
The schooner Maude S. bound from Boston to Calais with phosphate ran ashore on Mansfield's ledge at Deer Island. The crew escaped uninjured. The vessel broke in two and was expected to be a total loss. Owned by G. F. Mansfield and uninsured.
Robert M. Washburn announced the Roosevelt Club will host a reception and luncheon at the American House Boston for men and women on Thursday December 1. Mrs Corinne Roosevelt Robinson will discuss her brother Theodore Roosevelt.
Parents and Roger Wolcott district supporters urge naming the new junior high after the late superintendent Frank V. Thompson. A unanimous resolution was read by Annie Shay of the Home & School Association and placed on file.
Milford Lodge Elks celebrated its 31st anniversary with 300 members enjoying a banquet in the new lodge home tonight.
A 35 cent bottle of Danderine promises to stop hair loss and dandruff after one application. The ad asserts every hair gains life vigor and brightness with continued use and that hair becomes thicker and more abundant.
District Attorney S. Howard Donnell announced a special grand jury session will convene at the local Superior Court House on Wednesday December 14 to investigate municipal conditions in Lawrence and Methuen and to consider possible criminal conduct in county affairs. The Essex County boards of trade complaints prompted the inquiry, with the Lawrence city election set for Tuesday December 13.
Margaret Burkee daughter of Boston's new schools chief studies at Boston University College of Liberal Arts. She plans to become a teacher after graduation, saying the teaching profession is one of the finest a woman can enter.
At the seventh annual observance yesterday afternoon Oscar M Schloss M D professor of pediatrics Harvard University spoke on Points of Relationship of Pediatrics to Dentistry and Timothy Leary M D trustee Forsyth Dental Infirmary spoke on The Work of the Forsyth Dental Infirmary
After a conference with Mayor Peters the City Council passed to one reading an order to sell the Arch and Hawley streets sites for Police Station 2 at ten percent above the assessed valuation. Proceeds fund the proposed new station 2 at Milk and Sears streets.
Mayor Peters and Councillor Watson clash over selling the Hawley street land bought for 135000 dollars now valued above 160000. They aim for 20 percent above assessment. razing Sears Milk street site to begin once auction money arrives.工
The death of Joseph Mack, a well known theatrical manager, is under intense inquiry in Newport Rhode Island. A $5,000 life policy, head wounds, and conflicting theories fuel speculation of assassination shock apoplexy or other causes. Autopsy and insurance investigations are pending with the family promising a thorough review.
Hundreds of disabled veterans from Parker Hill Chelsea Naval Marine and Glen Nock hospitals will attend an all star performance at the Colonial Theatre this afternoon. About 350 veterans will be transported and parked by Harold D Bornstein and assistants from the Cadillac Company. Proceeds from ticket sales go to a fund aiding the veterans Christmas.
Lawrence voters approve renaming Harvard Street to Trinity Street on petition by Rev. Bonaventure Santor pastor of Holy Trinity Church Polish. Church and parish residence on the street. misdirected mail from similarity to Howard Street prompted the change.
Bernard Fagan 37 left a note blaming his wife before he died by drinking carbolic acid. He formerly owned a Worcester restaurant and had been separated from his Boston-based wife for about two years. The Hebrew note was translated by the dead man’s brother.
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