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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1920

Page

5

Wrentham Man Named Real Sultan of Liang Liang

Robert A. McClain of Wrentham, a former Marine and soldier, is described as the adopted son and heir of the Sultan of Liang Liang, a South Seas island kingdom with pearl fisheries and a harem. He now works as a machinist in Franklin and plans to confirm his claim with the War Department.

Liang Liang Wrentham Robert A. McClain South Seas Pacific Southland San Francisco Sixth Field Artillery U. S. Army Joplin Fort Riley Kan Manila Philippine Islands Marine Corps Robert McClain Sultan of Liang Liang McClain Philippines Green Island McCao Island Sergeant McClain South Sea Kingdom Golden Manufacturing Company Franklin War Department Uncle Sam St. Louis Coast Artillery Camp Devens Augusta Hospital General Hospital Augusta Ethel Miller A. H. Miller South Street Post Stars and Stripes United States

Promising Letters and Pearl Parades Highlight Brief

A note hints Bob did a good deed. A woman plans to move to Liang Liang with her husband if a War Department letter comes back favorable. McClain vows to deck the Miller family in abundant pearls to rival a queen.

Bob Liang Liang War Department McClain Miller

Brookline—No Woman Police Officer Yet

Brookline remains without a woman police officer after the Board of Selectmen failed to fill the vacancy from Miss Ida Parker’s resignation. The park commission’s plan to buy the Blake property behind the high school was rejected. Leave to withdraw was granted to the Boston Elevated for a single car track on Strathmore road due to a narrow street.

Brookline Board of Selectmen Ida Parker The Park Commission Blake Boston Elevated Strathmore Road

Furious Gale Halts Shipping Along New England Coast

A fierce northeast gale and driving rain disrupted shipping on the North Atlantic, with winds up to 50 mph along the New England coast and heavy seas delaying vessels. The Dorchester from Baltimore and the Oxonian from Liverpool reported multi hour delays as captains avoided entering Boston harbor until conditions improved. forecasters warned of continued rain and winds shifting to northwest gale.

New England North Atlantic Seaboard Boston Dorchester Baltimore Leyland Line Oxonian Liverpool Parry

Two Injured in Paired Commonwealth Ave Auto Crashes

Two automobile accidents on Commonwealth Avenue left a man and a woman injured within five minutes of each other. Police reported both incidents involved pedestrians struck by vehicles and happened in quick succession, with details under investigation.

Commonwealth Ave

Two Pedestrians Struck Near Commonwealth Avenue

Last night at 1137 Commonwealth Avenue two pedestrians were injured while crossing. Marion Ronmuson 35 of Allston was hit by a Newton Centre driver and taken to Elizabeth's Hospital for treatment. John Downing 53 of Allston was struck by a Roxbury driver and taken to Brooks Hospital with cuts and possible internal injuries. Both victims expected to recover.

Commonwealth Avenue Marion Ronmuson Glendale Street Allston George Walker Montvale Street Newton Centre Walker Ds. Elizabeth's Hospital John P. Downing Pomeroy Street Robert O'Neil Savin Street Roxbury Downing Brooks Hospital

Diamond Expert Charles H. Guild Dies in Milford

Charles H. Guild a noted Boston diamond broker and gem expert with an office on Summer Street died at his Milford home after a two week illness stomach trouble was the cause. He was died at age not specified. He had been a prominent figure in the local jewelry trade.

Milford Charles HE. Guild Boston Summer Street

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