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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1921
Page
10
London Times dispatch describes the Prince of Wales at Poona race course detouring on foot to greet spectators. He moved ahead of his staff, smiled, shook hands, and spoke with veterans as thousands cheered. The reporter notes it as a historic gesture of unity with the masses.
Lucille Amazar former member of the Chicago and Boston Opera Companies withdraws part of her Mann Act charges against Georges Baklanoff star baritone. affidavit states she was brought to America by a third person and sang with the Boston Company before Chicago. Evidence to be sent to immigration department.
Anthony J. Brown and John Harris, local restaurant operators, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court yesterday. They list liabilities of 3327 dollars and no assets.
Seven men who filed nomination papers for the City Council contest were eliminated by not submitting papers before 5 PM yesterday. Election officials said several of those who filed already doubt meeting the required 2000 signatures to appear on the ballot.
Charles Baxter and ex representative Thomas Niland each show over 2200 certified names for city council bids with Murphy Curley both above 3300. Pelletier 2566 and O Connor 1885, O Connor 11000 certified last night. Council hopefuls Ferreira Breslin and Penteney listed as doubtful. Mrs Mary Whipple around 2000 may not all certify.
An estate filing in New York lists Katherine E. Bullard of Boston as heirs to a 1.165 million dollar personal estate with 61 thousand in New York securities. Major beneficiaries include William N. Bullard 42 thousand, Mary Bullard 100 thousand, Ellen Ellen Norton and others, plus trust incomes. Harvard College receives 275 519 and the Museum of Fine Arts 187 759.
New York summary reports Mrs. Julia McCudden British war mother delegate at the burial of America’s unknown soldier joins Mrs. B Ernest Digney of White Plains New York in taking a pledge to refuse to aid in future wars.
At a special New England Women’s Press Association meeting held yesterday afternoon at Hotel Vendome, Shaw Desmond spoke on The Superiority of Women. Mme Maria di Pesa sang, followed by a reception hosted by Mrs. Jessie L. Leonard and committees from local clubs.
The directors of Beth Israel Hospital plan a charity ball at Symphony Hall tonight. With final details settled and preparation complete, organizers expect this event to surpass all prior Boston Jewish community affairs in scale and impact.
Delphis Savoy, 83, an employee at the Dodgeville Mill for 25 consecutive years, died at work today after suffering heart trouble. Medical aid arrived too late to save him.
In White Plains New York guardian John E. Mack says Stillman paternity challenge will seek to move hearings to Canada. The plan includes a commission to examine witnesses in Montreal and Three Rivers and other border locales, pending Supreme Court action by Mrs. Anne A. Stillman.
Testimony from Canadian witnesses was being taken and hearings would be continued next week before Referee Gleason in Poughkeepsie.
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