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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1921

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Irish talks stall after two hour session in London

After two hours of discussion Premier Lloyd George and the Irish negotiators Austen Chamberlain Arthur Griffith and Michael Collins left without a definite agreement to continue talks. An official communique said the conference was postponed while the committee sat, with no mention of future sessions or topics discussed.

London Lloyd George Austen Chamberlain Arthur Griffith Michael Collins

Labor Board Averts Walkon Executives Over Wage Petition

The Labor Board stops the walkout by executives over a wage cut petition for now and says it will press the issue later. Aks unknown casket on the way home notes a returning unknown soldier to Olympia Havre October 25 reports from the Associated Press.

Labor Board Walkon Unknown Havre Associated Press America United States Olympia

Straw votes and mayoral odds in Boston politics

The column argues Murphy’s candidacy lacks public interest and compares it with Peters and Curley in past campaigns. It notes crowds cheer Curley or Pelletier, while Murphy’s name draws silence, and weighs straw polls as indicators in two or multi candidate races with a note to continue on to Page 10-Third Col.

Murphy Curley Pelletier Peters Gallivan Reform James J. Storrow

Mellen to Live in Concord New Hampshire

The late Carlos B. Moseley's Merrimac Street residence sold at public auction for 12 160. H G Abbottee acted for Charles S Mellen former president of the N H and H RR. Mr Mellen will make Concord his permanent home and has leased another residence for the winter months.

Concord N. H Carlos .B. Mosely Merrimac Street H.G. ‘Abbottee Charles” S. Mellen Ni H Mellen Concorde

House Mulls Expulsion of Texas Democrat Blanton

The House considered a resolution to expel Thomas I Blanton of Texas for publishing an obscene affidavit in the Congressional Record about a dispute at the government printing office. Presented on Blanton’s 49th birthday by Rep Mondell the measure awaits a Thursday vote as Blanton is away giving a Wheeling West Virginia speech after last week’s expunction action.

Washington House Thomas I. Blanton Texas Congressional Record Mondell Wyoming Blanton Wheeling W. Va

Mrs Murphy of Dorchester Dead

Mrs. Mary Murphy widow of Thomas Murphy and mother of Major Thomas F. Murphy adjutant of the 101st Infantry died late last night at 10 Morrill Street Dorchester She was well known in her Dorchester section Funeral mass will be at St William's Church at 9 Friday Burial in New Calvary Cemetery

Mary. Murphy Thomas Murphy Thomas F. Murphy 101St Infantry Morrill Street Dorchester

ELOPERS IN NEW YORK PROMPT POLICE INTEREST

Woburn reports indicate a young bride and her suitor who eloped five hours after the wedding are believed to have fled to Manhattan seeking the city’s bright lights. Police have traced an automobile linked to the pair, but identities of the suspects remain undisclosed.

Woburn Lochinvar Manhattan Mary Powell Kocherga

Dethroning Charles Rumors Stir Hungary Crisis

Budapest reports Major Oestenburg and Royalist troops failed to capture Charles as government forces closed in at Komorn. Karlist deputies were arrested except one, who fled. An assembly may dethrone Charles while Admiral Horthy's regency nears possible kingly status. youths wrecked Ustag offices with grenades as Charles supporters stay detained.

Budapest Associated Press Oestenburg Charles Komorn M. Loredany Horthy Hungary

Massachusetts WCTU condemns beer as medicine policy

At the 48th Massachusetts WCTU convention in Plymouth Church Worcester, a three day session passed a resolution condemning regulations permitting beer for medicinal use. The Treasury Department issued the rules today after a long hold, prompting a telegram to President Harding protesting the bill to make beer prescribable.

Worcester Massachusetts Plymouth Church Treasury Department Harding

Worcester Man Sentenced to Prison for Forgery

Rudolph Edward Carleton of Holden received a sentence in Superior Criminal Court to not less than two and a half nor more than 10 years in State prison for forging a number of checks. His record shows a new series of forgeries after probation on a prior charge.

Worcester Rudolph Edward Carleon Holden Superior Criminal Court

Sinn Fein Counters Ulster Issue After Lloyd George Attack

Sinn Fein delegates counter Lloyd George by raising the Ulster issue after signaling they may seek a truce era agreement with De Valera. Irish republicans had intimated since the truce that a possible settlement could follow.

Ulster Sinn Fein Lloyd George de Valera

Auction today at Ponzi home in Lexington

More than five hundred visitors viewed the Ponzi residence on Slocum road Lexington to bid at the public auction sale opening at noon today under the Ponzi divers. Mrs Rés Ponzi wife of Charles Ponzi now in jail with Ponzi’s mother left Lexington last Saturday to live in Brighton and to resume her secretarial work until her husband is released.

Ponzi Slocum Road Lexington Ponsi Divers Rés Ponzi Charles Ponzi Mr. Ponzi Brighton

World War I era brief items and dates

The notes recount a 1916 raid by ten German torpedo boats on British shipping in the Channel, a transport loss, Brazil declaring war on Germany in 1917, the League of Nations Council approving a permanent court plan a year earlier in Brussels, and Italian troops occupying Trieste. Also mentions daily celestial timings and a reminder of anniversaries.

Aeil Brazil Germany Brussels Council of the League of Nations Court of International Justice Trieste

Unsettled Boston Weather Forecast With Rain Likely

Forecasts for Boston and vicinity indicate unsettled conditions with likely rain and little temperature change. Hurricane warnings extend along the Gulf and Atlantic coasts as the tropical storm moves inland near Florida. northeast winds and overcast skies are expected from Sandy Hook to Hatteras.

Boston Vicinity Washington Apalachicola Atlantic Virginia Capes Sandy Hook Hatteras North Portion Lower Lake Region Ohio Valley North Atlantic States Plain States Rocky Mountain Region Mississippi Missouri Ohio South Atlantic Middle Atlantic States Lower Upper Lake Region Mississippi River

Weather Outlook Suggests Bright Yet Cool Day Ahead

Forecast calls for bright skies with slightly cooler air.Expect variable clouds and light winds through today and tonight. Weather conditions remain mild with daytime highs in the 60s and cooler overnight temperatures.

Temperature Readings From Thompson's Spa Annotated

Historical OCR shows yesterday’s average temperature at Thompson's Spa with figures around 54 to 47 and 42 for morning and afternoon. Mentions 59 and 48 in scattered entries and notes average temperature 45 yesterday and 63 for the same date last year.

Thompson's Spa

Beautiful Blue Grass Girl Engaged to Millionaire Van Alen

United News reports Mrs Birdie Pollock Graham known as the Beautiful Blue Grass Girl who once worked as a Philadelphia boarding house waitress and socialite in London is engaged to James J. Van Alen a New York and London clubman aged 72 whose first wife was a daughter of William Astor.

New York United News

Paris born Birdie Pollock and the Grahams’ European life

Birdie Pollock daughter of a carpenter moves with her mother to Philadelphia after his death. She runs a boarding house while Birdie waits tables. William Miller Graham, a boarder, strikes oil in Oklahoma and later marries. They honeymoon in Europe and settle in London before returning to Santa Barbara. They are divorced. Van Alen renounces U S citizenship in 1904 to become an Englishman.

Birdie. Pollock Paris Blue Grass Region Philadelphia London America Grahams Santa Barbara van Alen United States Army Cleveland van Aler Italy

Boston Bound Boat Aground at Yarmouth

The steamship Prince Arthur, bound from Yarmouth to Boston with passengers and cargo, went ashore in Yarmouth harbor tonight. She rests on a mud bottom and is to be refloated at high water tomorrow. No danger to passengers. tugs standby for assistance.

Yarmouth Yarmouth, N. S Yarmouth Harbor

Tampa Flooded Under Three Feet of Water

The business section of Tampa is practically flooded under three feet of water due to the Gulf storm. No loss of life is reported but industry is at a standstill as the west coast of Florida remains isolated by damaged transmission lines and communication failures.

Tampa Jacksonville Florida

Dry Force to Invade Bay State

Anti-Saloon League plans a campaign in Massachusetts and other states to block beer sale by prescription if Treasury rules allowing medicinal beer go into effect. Wayne B. Wheeler says state laws mostly ban medicinal beer, with only ten states exempted including California and New York.

Washington Treasury Anti-Saloon League Massachusetts Wayne B. Wheeler California Connecticut Missouri New Jersey New York Pennsylvania Rhode Island Wisconsin Maryland Louisiana

Minnesota Beer Limits Threaten Brewer Permit Access

In other states there are laws which prohibit an amount of beer that may be sold. Minnesota allows only one pint in ten days. Brewers will face difficulty in obtaining permits according to officials.

Minnesota

Railroad Labor Board delays wage-cut hearing until 1922

Washington reports the Railroad Labor Board told executives that their petition for new wage reductions cannot be heard until July 1922 as the board focuses on working rules and conditions. Executives kept their position but agreed no wage cut will be implemented before then.

Washington Railroad Labor Board Chicago

Child Buried Under Leaves Killed by Auto

Silver Creek, N Y Oct child four year old Ralph Green was buried under dead leaves at roadside when children playing scattered at the approach of a truck horn. The wheels crushed him to death as he did not move.

Silver Creek N. Y Ralph Green Ralph

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