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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1921
Page
9
London reports that the British government will not raise the question of allied indebtedness to the United States at the Washington conference. The foreign office believes the debt matter rests with the Washington government and should only be raised on America's initiative.
Hull firemen battled dense smoke after a faulty oil stove sparked a blaze at 47 H Street. Chief Henry Stevens led quick work that prevented a larger disaster. The cottage owned by Robert M. Bryan and occupied by Mr and Mrs Arthur E Boltz sustained severe damage estimated at $800.
Joseph Anchill of 2 Greeley Black Palm Street is held at the police station on a charge of man.
A damaged clipping lists occupants including Walter C. Smith of 2 Arlington Street and John C. Burns of 2 Library Street Hudson, with additional names cut off. The fragment preserves only scattered names and addresses.
Two Roxbury squares were dedicated to Spanish war veterans Frank E. Early and Patrick J. Martin. The event, under Roxbury Post 685 and Post 457 VFW, drew 500 veterans and featured speakers Judge Ahern Rev. Kelliher ex Mayor Curley and school committee member O Connor.
The James P Hart Associates, members of the 23d Infantry, dedicated the square at Vernon and Cabot in a formal ceremony.
A requiem high mass will be celebrated at St. Paul's Church Cambridge tomorrow for Patrick Joseph O'Connell killed in the Argonne on November 4 1918. The body will be escorted from the home of his sister Mrs Michael Bane 53 Ellery Street Cambridge and buried at St Joseph's Cemetery Roxbury. OConnell was born in Ireland and came to the United States shortly before enlisting in 1917.
Thousands of Hebrews filled synagogues across Boston and nearby areas as they observed Rosh Hashannah the Jewish New Year 5682. Services resume this morning and continue until sunset tomorrow with prison services led by Chaplain M. Sedar and assistants Joseph Brin B Harris and David S. Iverstein at state facilities.
Paris reports Michel Roiboul a young Russian engineer who escaped Bolsheviks presents silk stock ings woven from silica based material costing less than a quarter of real silk. He says adding coloring matter yields durable glasslike film or rock crystal for construction at five cents a pound.
Morris Elliot of Brookline Mass. died in a New London hospital from injuries suffered when his car struck a trolley pole on the Groton New London road. He was found unconscious and later died.
Nashua New Hampshire October 2 Charles E Smith aged 50 of 19 Park Street died at Memorial Hospital after the auto he rode in struck a telegraph pole when it sideswiped box 61 Fire Alarm on the Lowell road.
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