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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1921

Page

7

Jewelry Found Under Hedge In Lexington Street Find

Two Lexington boys discovered a quantity of valuable silver jewelry under a hedge on Bedford Street near Mill Street before a snowstorm. The boys turned the items over to their parents, who then handed them to the police.

Lexington Bedford Street Mill Street

Washington conference shows delegates and liquor in abundance

Delegates at the arms limitation conference are seen drinking heavily despite the Volstead act, with foreign guests and American hosts alike participating in toasts and liquor receptions. Reports describe multiple receptions where glasses remained full, and the scene contrasts with prohibition efforts.

Washington Reform Organization America Legation Union Station

CEREAL MEAL promoted by stomach specialist

A Medical Profession ad touts CEREAL MEAL as a food remedy for constipation. A Texas reader credits Dr Depew and the product with curing a prior stomach illness after four months bedridden. The letter claims the cereal blend provides digestive lubrication and stimulation without other medicines.

Naval arms talks push toward 5 5 8 ratio decision

Washington reports the Washington conference on arms limitation nears a third week with efforts to finalize naval limits. American and British experts endorse the 5-5-8 fleet ratio while Japan opposes it. Debate centers on whether to retain the battleship Mutsu and how fleets line up for a ten year halt.

Washington Associated Press Great Britain United States Japan Hughes

Safe Blown Open in Back Bay Office Heist

Robbers at United Motor Service Co. on Jersey Street forced open a rear door by blasting the safe with nitroglycerin and took about $100 plus checks and papers. Four men possibly aided the operation, four shot port protected by officers found two young men and two young women in a nearby building during the raid. The incident occurred between 5 PM and 10:45 PM yesterday, near Fenway Park.

United Motor Service Co Jersey Street Back Bay H. T. Phillips Waugh and Shea Grandstand Fenway Park

New Weston College Opens For New England Jesuits

Several hundred men and women toured the Weston institution of the Jesuit order. The facility, once the Grant Walker estate, will house first year philosophy students from St. Andrew on the Hudson. An addition is planned to accommodate rising numbers as New England becomes a separate vice province with Rev. Patrick J. O Gorman overseeing Weston College.

Weston House of Studies New England Philomathea Club Boston College Vincent P. Roberts New College Grant Walker St. Andrew-on-the-Hudson Weston College Patrick J. O’gorman Ss. J

Miss O'Reilly to Speak at Murphy Women's Club Meeting

Miss Mary Boyle O'Reilly will be principal speaker at a gathering of the John R. Murphy Women's Club to be held at the Owl's Club rooms in Charlestown tomorrow night. She is the daughter of a famous Irish patriot and niece of John R. Murphy.

Mary Boyle O’reilly John R. Murphy Owl's Club Charlestown

Odds Favor Arbuckle Acquittal Amid San Francisco Betting

In San Francisco on November 27, betting odds favored Roscoe Arbuckle's acquittal at ten to six. Wagers rose as the defense anticipated new testimony that could link Virginia Rappe's death to an existing illness, downplaying the manslaughter charge stemming from the fatal party.

San Francisco United News Arbuckle Virginia Rappe

Plans for Funeral of Charles W. Mason

Funeral services for Charles W. Mason 72 formerly a U S engineer with the army will be held tomorrow at 2 PM at his home 1828 Dorchester avenue Dorchester Interment will be in the Odd Fellows lot at Mt Hope Cemetery He was Past Grand Commander Franklin Lodge No 23 I C C F Past Chief Patriarch Tremont Encampment No 2 and a member of Temple Lodge of Masons East Boston He came to this country from Germany 50 years ago

Charles W. Mason U. S Mason Dorchester Avenue Dorchester Odd Fellows Mt. Hope Cemetery Franklin Lodge 1.C.C.F Tremont

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