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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1921
Page
9
North Poplar Bluff residents battle flood after a severe cyclone. volunteers mobilize to raise embankments around the breakwater as St. Francis and Black rivers surge to 17 feet. Greenville and Piedmont already submerged and over a thousand men work to prevent overtopping.
Maurice Actenberg, 18, of 118 Bellingham Street Chelsea is jailed after a break into Shurtleff grammar school in Chelsea. Police estimate $1500 in damages from forced desks cabinets office doors and a smashed metal vault with sledge hammers. Several youths are suspected as involved. Entrance was through a Shawmut Street window.
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About 1000 kosher butchers walked out yesterday in New York as part of an annual November strike branded an Americanization lesson for newcomers from Russia Poland and other lands. 400 of 500 shops signed a 1922 contract setting wages from 40 to 75 dollars weekly for a nine hour day with more shops expected to join soon.
William Roylance, Bank of North Dakota statistician, reports paying 20 cents for a dish of oatmeal in Chicago after waiting in line. notes oats in his state fetch 15 cents a bushel, contrasting prices and markets.
Boston calls for volunteers to transport wounded soldiers to a performance by Theatrical Managers Association at the Colonial Theatre this afternoon. Cars and drivers needed for about four hours to bring veterans, including wheel-chair patients, to and from hospitals, with free tickets and police-protected parking onBoylston Street and Park Square. Proceeds support Christmas gifts and cheer for the wounded in Greater Boston hospitals.
Viscount Northcliffe, arriving from Pekin, warns that Great Britain the United States and France must unite to block Japan's Shantung drive and prevent war in the Far East. He says the Anglo-Japanese alliance has aided rather than deterred Japan and urges a prepared response to Japan's ambitious program.
Police ordered Harry Daubus of Brooklyn to leave Lewiston and Maine after a speech before a Lithuanian organization was described as highly inflammable by authorities.
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