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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1921
Page
2
The senior class of Boston College held a supper and entered discussion for the purpose of planning the coming scholastic year. The class of 1928 will be the fiftieth to graduate, with hopes to surpass past jubilees in historic celebrations. James Doyle, president of the senior class, outlines the goal.
State Fire Marshal George C Neal notified petitioners against installing a gasoline tank at the Gulf Baking Company plant Hayes Square no public hearing will be held in Room 448 State House at 2 p.m tomorrow. Permission to install the tank was granted by the street commissioners and the Mayor prompting residents to appeal to the State fire marshal.
Mayor Peters and his chauffeur Maurice Connily were involved in a collision near the Brenway area Tuesday morning. The mayor escaped serious injury as the car sustained damage and is expected to be out of service for about three weeks.
The national campaign against organized radicals moves to Boston tomorrow evening with Peter W Collins slated to speak at the William Blackstone school West End The event is hosted by the West End Council KE of C and open to the public free of charge A note on the page mentions lavish comics interlaced with paradise designs as part of the program.
Five candidates filed nomination papers for Cambridge mayor including incumbent Edward W. Quinn Dr John P Goode city council member Julius Meyers former City Solicitor James Fe yward and former Representative John A Kelleher An effort to include Gilbert A Pevey failed due to ballot rules John J McCarthy and Hugh Anderson lead a long slate for city council four seats with many others listed for the board and school committee positions
Della Mae Poole daughter of Mrs. Ella F. Poole of Arlington married Captain Ralph W. Robart commander of Cambridge Post American Legion last night in Cambridge Baptist Church. Rev Kenneth C. McArthur and Rev Willard O. Nuzum officiated. The couple will reside at 12 Park Avenue after a Kansas City trip for a Legion convention.
A protest over the number of non service members on committees for Marshal Foch’s Boston visit led to an indignation meeting by prominent American Legion members. A committee of 18 veterans was appointed to officially represent Bay State war veterans in entertaining the famed French general, who arrives Sunday, Nov. 14.
Washington reports the Senate adopted a tax revision provision without a record vote to repeal the excess profits tax starting January 1 next year. The substitute for the excess profits section will provide only for collection within this calendar year.
The Senate voted down 42 to 31 an amendment by Senator Reed. It proposed for 1921 and after a 20 percent tax on net corporate income, 15 to 50 percent off invested capital, and 40 percent on net income exceeding 50 percent, with six Republicans joining the Democrats.
Arthur L. Thomas of the South Shore, a Boston University Law School graduate of 1911, died at his Glendale road, Quincy home after months of illness. He was a prominent Granite City Club member. He leaves a widow and one child.
Members of Company FF 10st Engineers from all parts of New England gathered at the YD Clubs last night to witness the dedication of the memorial clock presented for the club in memory of comrades who died in service.
Senate debate centers on the corporate income tax provision as it considers the amendment by Senator Walsh proposing a graduated tax instead of the Finance Committee’s 15 percent rate. Names of senators and procedural notes appear in the fragment.
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