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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1921
Page
6
Florence W. Sullivan quartermaster pilot in charge of the ferryboat General Hancock was suspended for 10 days after a public hearing. Officials said improper signaling delayed help as the wheel rope broke leaving the craft unmanageable for about an hour. He will report back for duty after serving time already elapsed.
Around 60,000 people attended Brockton fair on New England Day as the grounds filled with spectators for racing events. An air parade by army aircraft drew ovations as the first of three planes planned for the week passed over the grandstand.
Pape's Diapepsin trusted remedy provides near immediate relief from indigestion gas and sour stomach caused by acidity. A few tablets ease discomfort and let you eat favorite foods again. Large case costs only a few cents at drug stores with millions helped annually.
Miss Bue Fischnich of Madison drives Amy Barbara Nash and Dorothy in a three mile relay at Portage Wisconsin for a world record time of 6 minutes 2 1 2 seconds. Nine horses changed each mile as crowd cheers the daring feat.
Louis F. Nelson a 22 year old from Woburn posed as Lieutenant Louis F. Nelson junior grade U S N collecting funds for wounded soldiers. Police and naval guards captured him at a Lynn station after a staged romance. No service record found.
Benjamin Smith and Benjamin Levine were seriously burned while repairing a truck under Bigelow street in Brighton. A tipped lantern spilled gasoline causing an explosion. Smith is listed on the danger list at St. Elizabeth's Hospital. Levine suffers injuries. Chelsea Moving Company owned the truck.
Attorney John E. Hannigan sues Daniel V. McIsaac Joseph A. Dennison Leon R. Egges Robert Gallagher and Alphonse Wyman seeking recovery of fees paid to counsel for officers of the Old Colony Foreign Exchange Company. No fraud claim is made. the suit argues funds were used improperly contrary to the trust declaration.
Captain Robert Ridpath Perry a retired Somerville police official died yesterday at his home 2 Shirley Street Lexington where he and his wife had resided since spring.
In a rear end collision inside the St Lazare tunnel two suburban trains caught fire after a gas reservoir exploded. By nightfall sixteen bodies were recovered with sixty or more others injured and rescue workers hindered by gas fumes and smoke.
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