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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1921

Page

11

Removal of Governor Reily Called for by Porto Rican Assembly

Senor Felix Cordova Davila, Porto Rican president commissioner, cable to President Harding requests immediate removal of Governor E Mont Reily. The document, about 1000 words, lists specific charges and is signed by 39 of 18 assembly members.

Washington Associated Press Senor Felix Cordova- Davila Porto Rico San Juan Harding E. Mont Reily Porto Rican Assembly

Bedetti and Gebhard Deliver Refined Jordan Hall Recital

Jean Bedetti, principal cellist of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, and pianist Hein rich Gebhard gave a concert in Jordan Hall last night. The program featured Bach C major suite for cello, Beethoven Op 69 in A major, and Hare's little known cello piano sonata. Critics praised Bedetti for depth of tone and restraint, Gebhard for tasteful precision, and noted the performers’ musical primacy over virtuosity. The audience responded with widespread enthusiasm.

Jean Bedetti Boston Symphony Orchestra Heinrich Gebhard Jordan Hall Bedetti Boston Bach Hare

Had Quarrel Wife Missing In Cambridge Case

Fearing for her two year old granddaughter the mother asked Cambridge police to search for her daughter in law who disappeared after a quarrel with the husband. The absent wife, Gertrude Greenidge, left a year and a half old child with Mrs Whitlock. The husband claims she left of her own accord and says he will seek legal action.

Gertrude Greenidge Cambridge River Street Stephen P. Whitlock Roland S. Greenidge Central Square Gertrude Whitlock Carroll

Christine Nilsson Dies in Copenhagen Denmark

Swedish operatic soprano Christine Nilsson who rose to European fame and sang for rulers and in America in the early 1870s died yesterday in Copenhagen Denmark at nearly 78. She was hailed as one of the most poetic artists on the operatic stage with Patti as a contemporary rival in fame.

Christine Nilsson Denmark Europe America Copenhagen Patti

Jones M Carpenter Convicted in Not Supporting Wife Case

The traveling salesman Jones M Carpenter was found guilty by a jury in the Superior Criminal Court yesterday of not supporting his attractive wife Eva M Carpenter.

Jones .M. Carpenter Superior Criminal Court Eva M. Carpenter

Divorce trial in Cambridge reveals marital rifts andaccusations

The September Cambridge divorce hearing exposed marital troubles between Harriet A Varney and Mr Carpenter with accusations of infidelity and desertion. Both petitions were dismissed as the court instructed the jury on record evidence and restricted questions about alleged notes from Harriet Varney.

Cambridge Harriet A. Varney Casey Varney

Two Found Guilty of Attempted Auto Theft in Central Court

Edward Murray of Somerville and J Daley of the South End were found guilty yesterday in Central Court on charges of attempting to steal Norman H White Jr.'s car from Hayward Place Monday night. Patrolmen Shannon and Callahn testified one man was in the car and the other on the sidewalk, hearing the self starter when they approached. Both suspects walked away and were recalled by the officers.

Edward Murray Somerville J. Daley South End Central Court Yestosterday Murray Norman H. White, Jr Cambridge Hayward Place Shannon Callahn la Grange Street

Assyria Sails for Britain December 5

The Cunard-Anchor Line steamer Assyria will sail from Boston on December 5 at noon for Londonderry Liverpool and Glasgow with a large list of cabin and third class passengers. She will be the first Boston to Ireland passenger ship in seven years. The Assyria is among the finest ships of her class in Boston Harbor with superior third class accommodations.

Cunard-Anchor Line Assyria Londonderry Liverpool Glasgow Boston Ireland

Benefit at Colonial Theatre Raises $2500 for Disabled Veterans

The Colonial Theatre benefit in Boston organized by the Community Service of Boston and the Association of Theatrical Managers of Boston raised $2500 for disabled service men in Boston hospitals. Only $8 was spent on lighting with acts from major local stars and ensembles. Notables included John Charles Thomas, Charles Juders, the Astaires, Florence Reed, and Otis Skinner.

Colonial Theatre Community Service of Boston Association Theatrical Managers of Boston Boston John Charles Thomas Charles Juders Astaires Love Letter Tremont Florence Reed Fairbanks Twins Fred Hillebrand Otis Skinner Holbrook Blinn Two Little Girls In Blue Colonial Miss Jones

Rescued Crew Of Vogue Reaches Hub After Sinking Vanishes

A British schooner Vogue was damaged near the Newfoundland coast and sank. Captain George Yarn and five other survivors were rescued by the Norwegian steamer Elida Clausen five days earlier and landed here yesterday. Firat’s heroism saved lives.

Newfoundland George Yarn Vogue Elida Clausen Clausen Firat

Ocean rescue by Ralph Haavik and crew at sea

Officer Ralph Haavik and seven picked men faced terrible seas aboard the schooner, braving a perilous voyage as part of the ship's company.

Ralph Haavik

Lost Vogue sinks as crew perishes without escape

A report notes the Vogue perished after losing both boats leaving the crew without means of escape. No survivors are mentioned, and details on location or cause are unavailable in available text.

Gallalith Coat Buttons and Trimmings Sale

An assortment of coat buttons in dark colors matching furs and coat materials features hand carved designs in various shapes. Also offered are metal threads in silver and gold, ribbons, elastic trims, garters, dress shields, grosgrain belting, and taffeta binding ribbons with holiday colors. Prices range from a few cents to several dollars per dozen or yard.

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