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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1921
Page
9
Pedestrians and three policemen in the financial district rushed to Water street after pistol shots pierced the night air. They learned the sounds were backfires from a disgruntled motor truck rolling toward Postoffice square.
An advertisement claims regular meat consumption can cause kidney trouble by overworking kidneys and lists backache and urinary issues as symptoms. It promotes Jad Salts, four ounces in water before breakfast, to flush and stimulate kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and prevent kidney disease.
Federal Mutual liability inspectors report the last quarter of 1921 signals a rapid return of American business to prewar levels. Insurance company officials at the Boston Athletic Association rooms state the low point has passed and 1922 will begin with a general boom. J Wakie Bond and Charles B. Jopp led the convention with other speakers including W Irving Bullard Joseph H Parks and Dr. F Howard Leahy.
Charles PD Russell, former president of the Boston Ice Company, died at his Watertown home after a heart attack. He was 84 and survived by his son Charles G. Russell who succeeded him as head of the Boston Ice Company.
Joseph Dezengish a night clerk at a Court street hotel yesterday took six months from Central Court for stealing the overcoat of guest Dimitrio Stefan of Brooklyn.
Central Court reports Bowser Jackson of Georgia was arrested at dawn for trespassing in the Exeter street railroad yard. Jackson, described with a broad smile and deft movements, had eluded detectives for two months, slipping between cars and across roofs before officers finally halted him.
About 200 longshoremen at the Revere Sugar Refinery wharf in Charlestown quit in protest of wage cuts and altered hours. They oppose losing the 10 cent per hour sugar bonus, favoring half pay for rest hours and resisting proposed working-condition changes. Representatives from steamship lines and the Longshoremen's Union met to finalize a new agreement.
In Waco Texas officials postponed an official inquiry into the wounding of 10 men after a Ku Klux Klan parade clash. Sheriff Bob Buchanan of McLennan County tried to stop the parade. Governor Neff offered state aid, which was declined by County Attorney F B Tiery who said locals could handle the case.
Mrs Amelia Krause of 131 South Street Rensselaer New York asks Boston police to locate her son Carl Androlot born 1907 placed in an institution near Boston at age two and believed recently discharged She heard he may be in day or night school in Boston and working He would be 19 now and reportedly advertised for his mother in Springfield papers
John Hamilton alias John Harrington 82 of New York City was captured at James F Toomays Newton Centre residence at gunpoint. Police say he is tied to a gang targeting towns near Boston and held on bail 10000 after waiving examination.
Dublin October 3 announces Sinn Fein delegates will depart for the London conference next Saturday. Erskine Childers and Finian Lynch have been named secretaries of the conference.
One hundred fifty New England delegates depart Boston for the 2nd biennial general conference of Unitarian and Other Christian Churches in Detroit. The meeting opens today and will discuss continuing the religious and educational campaign funded by last fall's efforts. Over 400 parishes across the United States and Canada send representatives, including Dr. Samuel A. Elliot and the Rev. (name).
A court record lists Louis C. Cornish and several clergymen alongside Miss Lucy Lowell and Mrs. Caroline versus an Atherton in a civil matter. The document reads as a multi-party dispute with named individuals and potential religious affiliations.
A fashion note explains many garment sleeves originate at the waistline rather than the shoulder, highlighting a design shift in clothing construction and its impact on fit and silhouette.
Brooklyn man Henry Mc Cay reports severe back pains kept him from work. After using Dr. Pierce's Anuric Tablets, pain vanished within 24 hours and did not return over ten weeks. He recommends the remedy to similar cases and invites free confidential medical advice from Dr. Pierce.
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