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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1921
Page
8
M Viviani head of the French delegation at the Washington conference states he cannot see which questions on the agenda would involve Germany. He cites rumors and says Germany has no specific interests as its naval and land armaments are fixed by Versailles and the conference will not revise that treaty.
Naval experts from major powers back the 5-5-3 tonnage ratio for capital ships and endorse a 10 year naval holiday. Agreement on submarines and Japan's ratio remains unsettled while China gains post office sovereignty and broader control over its mails.
In East Cambridge Court Judge Brown sentenced Francis J. McCarthy of Cambridge to five to seven years in State Prison, Joseph L. Driscoll of Somerville to three to five years, and Joseph J. O Hare of Somerville to Shirley School for Boys for assault with intent to kill Patrolman James Murray. Edward Youmans and Charles Coakley of Cambridge pleaded not guilty and face trial tomorrow.
Under the blue sky law the department of public utilities will study the Boston Curb Exchange rules to advise changes. The move follows a conference with exchange officials on securities selling regulations.
District Attorney Pelletier will lecture Tuesday night at Rhoddy Hall in Brighton near Thomas Gardner School, and also at Michael Angelo School on Charter Street in the North End, delivering speeches to local students.
Boston Elevated Railway trustees announce a three week implementation of two and three car trains on Huntington avenue routes to Brookline Village and Jamaica Plain. Five cent fares will apply on single car connections with through trains, transferring at Park Street to ease crowding and increase overall capacity.
Former Mayor James M. Curley to hold a noon gathering at Congress and A streets. He will address the Hugh O'Brien School on Dudley and Langdon streets in Roxbury and later speak at Maynard hall on D street and Broadway in South Boston this evening.
John R. Murphy addressed the Boston League of Women Voters at the Twentieth Century Club on Joy Street yesterday afternoon. He was warmly greeted after being endorsed as the League's mayoral candidate. The meeting heard two School Committee hopefuls and eight City Council aspirants seeking endorsement. Mrs Wenona Osborne Pinkham presided in the president's absence and noted three members resigned after the endorsement while others remained satisfied.
A nostalgic tour of the Washington and School streets corner in Boston chronicles its rise from a 1707 property purchase to a literary hub. It traces owners and tenants from Thomas Crease to Carter and Hendee, Ticknor and Fields, and finally publishing houses, ending with the corner’s current demotion from a bookstore to new uses.
Professor H Augustine Smith of Boston University told ministers and laymen at the Boston Congregational Club meeting in Kingsley and Ford halls that churches face shut doors unless music drama and visualization lure youth to pews He urged ministers to use music to fill the church and proclaimed Sing Them Into Religion as the remedy to the empty church.
An ad promotes drinking water and using Jad Salts to cleanse and stimulate kidneys. It claims four ounces of Jad Salts dissolved in water before breakfast can relieve back ache, cloudy urine, and bladder irritation, and improve overall kidney function. The copy touts safety and affordability, noting pharmacists sell Jad Salts widely.
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