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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1921

Page

8

Hope Eden on Tour Today

Boston's miracle girl Hope Eden headlines Keith's Theatre this week and begins at 8:30 this morning on a Boston Post shopping tour. She will answer questions in self addressed envelopes and meet Boston residents, including a 9 o'clock stop with Mayor Peters at Posner's store.

Hope Eden Boston Miracle Keith’s Boston Post Miss Eden Falmouth Street Back Bay Office of the Post Posner School Street Peters Farley & MacNeill’s Federal Street Hanover Street E. B. Gray Company George L. Grif Nn & Son Washington Street Lenox Jewelry Company Bromfield Street Houghton & Dutton’s Corner School Tremont Streets Grafanola Company Tremont Street New Shepard Shepard Hyssop Hereward Carrington Leonard K. Hirschberg Johns Hopkins Hospital

Marriage costs slow down weddings in 1921 says registrar

City Registrar Edward W. McGlenen notes that hard times reduce marriages in the first nine months of 1921 by 123 compared with 1920. He cites high costs of honeymoons and diamond rings as factors but expects a rebound once employment improves and wages rise.

Edward W. McGlenen Cupid McGlewen

Brockton fair horse show to open with top riders and record entries

Beck Lanter, a 16 year old New York society rider, will enter multiple horses in Brockton fair jumping classes as 963 entries with over 500 horses compete for 30 000 in prizes. The event draws top stables from 13 states and society crowds to Boston with Single G likely to attempt a free for all pace record. Fred F Field predicts a record turnout and the strongest program Brockton has ever staged.

Beck Lanter New York Miss Lanier Aida Brockton Missouri Illinois Kentucky Virginia Copley Plaza Mechanics’ Building Boston Fred F. Field The Fair Association

Arrest Three Men as Alleged Robbers in Cambridge Area

Charles A. Murray 32 of Cambridge Street Allston Edward L McCloskey West Dedham Street and William B Philben 32 of Washington Street Brookline will appear before Central Court charged by La Grange Street officers with robbing Alphonse White of 28 Ash Street of 90 dollars early yesterday morning on Hollis Street The three were captured soon after the assault which they deny.

Charles A. Murray Cambridge Street Allston Edward L. McCloskey West Dedham Street William B. Philben Washington Street Brookline Central Court Lagrange Street Alphonse White Ash Street Hollis Street

President and Mrs. Harding Tour Army Camp Life

President and Mrs. Harding return to Washington after visiting 5000 marines at the Fredericksburg Virginia site of the Civil War era wilderness battle. The trip highlighted army camp life and chow amid historic battlefield associations.

Washington United News Tent Life Army Fredericksburg Harding

President visits Marines in camp and praises unit

The executive couple spent 24 hours with the Marines touring the war field and dining with troops. They attended open-air services and heard the President address the forces to become better acquainted. He reviewed troops and reflected on his longstanding affection for the Marine Corps.

Jackson Washington United States Marines Campes

A O H Convention Held in Plymouth Attended by State Officials

The biennial A O H and ladies auxiliary convention met in Plymouth with large attendance. County presidents of Middlesex and Norfolk attended along with National Vice President Dwyer of Boston. John J. Sheehan of Brockton elected county president. Resolutions protested omitting Commodore Barry from Arlington monument and backed Borah bill for Panama Canal freedom for U S shipping.

Plymouth A. O. H. and Ladies’ Auxiliary Middlesex Norfolk Dwyer Boston John J. Sheehan Brockton John Barry National Cemetery Arlington Borah Panama Canal United States Auxillary Chase Illian M. Smith

Rose Pastor Stokes Misses Ford Hall Speech

Rose Pastor Stokes, billed to speak at a pro labor meeting in Ford Hall yesterday afternoon, did not appear due to illness. News of her illness in New York reached the organizers days earlier, resulting in a sparse turnout of about 850 to 400 attendees when the session began.

Rose Pastor Stokes Hub Ford Hall Russia New York

Lorena clash leaves ten wounded in Klan fight

Waco Texas Oct 2 County Attorney F B Tierey refused a Lorena citizens demand to file complaints against Sheriff Bob Buchanan and Deputy Burton over last night clash between parading Ku Klux Klan knights and a sheriff posse. Ten wounded three possibly fatally.

Waco Texas F. B. Tierey Lorena Bob Buchanan Burton Knights

Lorena County Klan Parade Statement Blames Sheriff

The county attorney said the grand jury would be called to investigate the incident and no steps would be taken beyond evidence gathering. Lorena citizens, 200 more, issued a statement denying violations by Ku Klux Klan paraders and blaming the sheriff for bloodshed after efforts to keep the parade lawful.

Lorena Ku Klux Klan

Honoring the spirit of Americans and flag preservation

The document honors the calm and determined action of a band of men whose lives supported the principle of keeping the flag from trampling. It repudiates Sheriff Buchanan’s claim that masked men would not unmask. Physicians at the hospital refused questioning due to his serious condition.

America Buchanan

Public meeting to discuss Ku Klux and anti lynching

The National Equal Rights League hosts a mass meeting at Twelfth Baptist Church Shawmut avenue and Madison street Tuesday night. E Morris presides. Boston delegates report on the Chicago convention with Rev. M. A. N. Shaw William Monroe Trotter and Rev. B. F. Klugh participating. A musical program is planned and admission is free.

Twelfth Baptist Church Shawmut Avenue Madison Street National Equal Rights League E. ’ Morris League Chicago Boston M. A. N. Shaw William Monroe Trotter B. F. Klugh People’s Baptist Church

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