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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1921

Page

4

Robbers Break Into Westfield School Safe

Burglars ransacked the State Normal School office in Westfield during the night and stole 125 dollars in cash and 80 dollars in War Savings Stamps from the safe. Principal Clarence Brodeur reported the theft, with stamps belonging to secretary Miss Ida Abrams. Two youths were arrested in Somerville on breaking and entering charges and later bailed.

Westfield Clarence Brodeur Ida Abrams Northampton Holyoke Main Street Charlestown Binder Somerville

Bronx Youth Arrested in Keene Fire Case

Paul Wiltner of the Bronx was arrested in New York on October 2 for being a fugitive from justice. An investigation linked him to alleged incendiary fires in Keene New Hampshire, and his arrest came on police orders.

New York Paul Wiltner Bronx Keene, N. H

Bishop Confirms Large Group at St Mary’s Parish

Bishop Anderson administered the sacrament of confirmation to about 450 students from St Mary’s Parochial School and 35 from local public schools in the North End. Sponsors accompanied each confirmand as part of canon law. Processions featured cross bearers, acolytes, and altar boys. boys wore dress suits and girls white dresses with flower wreaths. The ceremony was assisted by Rev Augustin Duarte S J rector, Rev Henry Leary S J, and Rev John Coughlan J with Rev John Powers of St Stephen’s in the sanctuary. Benediction followed with Father Duarte celebrant and Fathers Leary and Coughlan as deacon and subdeacon.

North End St. Mary’s School Hall Anderson St. Mary's Parochial School St. Mary's School Hall Bishop Anderson Augustus J. Duarte S. J Henry A. Leary John Coughlan John H. Powers St. Stephen’s

Lumber Use In Anthracite Mines Reaches Half Billion Feet

The article notes that about 150000 acres of forest are cut annually to supply timber for all timbering needs in anthracite mining, reflecting extensive wood demand in the industry.

Spy system in industry sparks steel strike probe

New York Oct 2 The Commission of Inquiry of the Interchurch World Movement releases a supplementary report on the 1919 steel strike describing undercover men hired by steel firms. It cites hundreds of documents and contends espionage is central to anti union policy, with details on mediation efforts with United States Steel Corporation.

New York Commission of Inquiry Interchurch World Movement United States Steel Corporation America Europe Commission Daily Maile

Dennisport Doctor David Ginn Dies Suddenly

Dennisport Oct 2 Funeral services will be held Tuesday for Dr. David R Ginn a renowned Cape Cod physician who died today at his home Born in Vinal Haven Maine he was nearly 80 years old and a Civil War veteran He graduated from Harvard Medical School in 1872 Survived by his widow two sons Richard and Clifton dentists in Boston and a daughter Lucy of Dennisport

Dennisport David R. Ginn Cape Cod Vinal Haven Harvard Medical School Richard Clifton Ginn Boston Lucy

Auto Accident Death in Lewiston Links Two Residents

Arthur E. McNeil of Lewiston died from injuries suffered in a motor truck accident in Lowell late Saturday night. The truck, driven by Charles Lawrence of Gorham, went over an embankment and struck a tree. Lawrence was unhurt. McNeil and Peter R. Hayes, who was killed nearby Tuesday night, shared the same house.

Lewiston Arthur E. McNeil Lowell Charles Lawrence Gorham Lawrence McNeil Peter R. Hayes

Arlington man dies after gas poisoning attempt

Thomas Andrew Gilling of Arlington died at Symmes Arlington Hospital after an apparent suicide attempt by inhaling illuminating gas in his apartment at 374 Massachusetts Avenue during the late Thursday night or early Friday morning period.

Thomas Andrew Gilling Arlingston Massachusetts Avenue Symmes Arlington Hospital

Wanted We Want a Man In Greater Boston

A classified notice seeks a man for a role in the Greater Boston area. Details specify qualifications and recruitment context within local employment listings.

Picture That Talks Without Other Sound Devices Demonstrated

A new invention by Grindell Matthews presents a moving picture that photographs sound waves. In a London demonstration a man at a piano triggered audible music from the pictured instrument, showing the device translates sound vibrations into visible and audible results.

London Grindell Matthews

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Rob George A. Davidson Sullivan Street Solomon Binder Broadway East Somerville George. EB. Welch KEENE Ato St. Mary's Father Duarte Father Leary Father Coughlan Anthracite General Policies Committee Chestnut Street Elphia G. D. Waeriner Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co M. Humphrey Presidensetts Valley Cash Co W. J. Richards Phila. & Reading Coal & Iron Co C. F. Huber Lehigh & Wilkes-Barre Coal Coo W.A. Mey Pennsylvania Coat Company J. L. Allen Scranton Coal Company Percy C. Madeira Madeira, Hill & Co Alan C. Dodson Weston Dodson & Co John Markle Jeddo-Highland Coal Company William Collins Susquehanna Colleries Co D. B. Wents J.8. Wents Co W. L. Connell Green Ridge Coal G. B. Thorne Presidens, Thome, Neale & Co Father John Gray's E. E. Gray CO Hanover, Union & Blackstone Sts Greater Boston New England G. W. Leighton Scollay Building Court Street Chicago United News Illinois R.h.stearnsco Model Philippine Lyons New Bedford R.h.stearns CO
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