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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1921
Page
5
Swarthmore College will play the Springfield College eleven in Springfield on Thanksgiving Day, announced today.
The liner Winifredian arrived after ten days from Liverpool with 163 cabin passengers and 16 cattlemen aboard. Captain A W V Trant steered the vessel to Pier 8 East Boston where 2500 tons of Egyptian goods will be unloaded. Notable arrivals include Miss Dorothy Amelia Mogg who married Ernest Browm, with a romance spanning childhood, and 12 year old John Doyle traveling unaccompanied to stay with his uncle Charles Doyle in Central Falls.
Yale begins the first school of citizenship at a American university in cooperation with the Connecticut League of Women Voters. Sixty six registrants attend the opening session with participants from New England states New York New Jersey and Illinois. President Angell welcomed attendees and Professor Charles Bakewell spoke on the responsibilities of citizenship.
Bath Manitoba October reports Gardiner 46 Deering, regarded as a leading shipbuilder and shipowner, died early today at age 88. He had been in vigorous health until about a month ago.
Witnesses before the Senate education and labor committee charged West Virginia officials with failing to enforce the law as blame for coal region bloodshed and strife arose from United States Steel Corporation J P Morgan Company the Pennsylvania Railroad and other financial powers.
A six day hearing into conditions in the troubled district was adjourned late today and then reconvened two hours later for a night session.
Henry Hatch Spooner of Kensington Connecticut secretary and treasurer of the Connecticut Temperance Union for two years and longtime head of the Prohibition Lobby in the state legislature died after months of heart disease.
The jury hearing the story of 15 year old Elsie Norleen regarding an alleged attack by Thomas Murray of Dartmouth has not reached a verdict and will likely return a pealed verdict in the morning. Norleen testified Murray's wife offered work and the Murray home in Boston. she said Murray assaulted her twice the following morning.
Manager Curtis Forbes of Arlington High School cross country arranges a hill and dale event with St. John’s Preparatory School runners within the next week or ten days.
Emma Goldman intends to return to the United States next spring even if travel documents fail, announced Nikolai Avxentieff president of the Russian constitutional assembly. Avxentieff and Prof. Paul Milukov, Kerensky allies, arrived in America for a two month anti Bolshevik lecture tour. Avxentieff said Lenine’s claim that capitalism would be revived is a subterfuge and that Lenine has not been sincere.
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