29 Oct 1921
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1921
Page
1
In Methuen at Pine Grove estate the body of Edward F. Searles was autopsied after his death. Vital organs were removed for analysis at Harvard Medical School. The inquest followed District Attorney S Howard Donnell's order amid rumors of poison being used.
The Generalissimo's arrival triggers sweeping welcome across the capital as crowds fill streets in an extraordinary display of affection and public adulation on his first day. New York reacts with a colossal demonstration of support and enthusiasm.
Centre's stalwart eleven lines up against Crimson in a big day game. Tremendous crowd expected as streets flood with white paper and excitement.
New York declares Marshal Foch the hero of the day after his arrival. The city salutes the small man in horizon blue whose strategic skill led to German setbacks and a triumphant moment for the ally. Continued on Page 3-1st Column.
Midnight returns from 341 of 2004 precincts show R. A. Nestos with 36 358 votes vs Governor Lynn J. Frazier 17 466 in scattered county splits, mainly in cities favoring independents.
Boston plans a Nov 14 greeting for Marshal Foch with speeches banquets and honors. The Boston Post proposes a Marshal Foch Gift Fund seeking many small donations to create a community tribute. The Post will start the fund with $100 and invites readers to contribute via Boston Post Boston 4 Mass.
Mrs. Wiliam Cody widow of Buffalo Bill and Indian fighter died last week and her will probated this week. The estate is valued at $95,000.
In Washington on October 28 the Senate rejected two graduated income tax proposals for corporations by one vote each and adopted the finance committee amendment to set a flat 15 percent corporate tax.
Proponents argue for a graduated levy or alternative plans to prevent the slated 50 percent tax rise on thousands of corporations. The discussion centers on equity, impact on business, and potential revenue, with policymakers weighing relief measures against funding needs.
Representative Thomas J. Blanton of Texas apologized to the House in a letter to Speaker Gillett after the chamber moved to expel him. The Democrat faced charges over printing in the Congressional record an obscene affidavit about a printer conversation. The apology drew applause, mainly from Republicans.
By Neal O Hara Centre College brings a spirited squad to a marquee encounter with Harvard. Bookmakers place Centre at about one in three to win while a large Stadium crowd cheers for the Colonels. Centre has cultivated strong support among New England football fans.
William J. Brown of Lexington struck Nolan Addison five years old of 21 Jay Street Somerville on Holland Street. The boy died later at Somerville Hospital. Brown was held on a charge of manslaughter.
Petition for separate support by Mrs. Ethel Sayles Robinson Mills Price against James Mills Price of Boston. Judge Grant orders the husband to pay his wife 250 immediately and 112.50 semi monthly until the merits of the case are heard.
A dated forecast item indicates all vehicles should be lit tonight at 5 13 with a dawn moon phase noted. The brief advises ensuring proper lighting for safety during nighttime travel.
Turkish warships bombard Russian ports on the Black Sea and Belgians flood the coast to halt German advances in 1914. One year ago today MacSwiney lay in state in Cork City Hall. The concrete steam ship Cape Fear sank after colliding with City of Atlanta.
Fair weather Saturday with rain Sunday across Northern New England and South New England. Temperature largely steady with a cooler spell forecast for the lake region, Ohio Valley, Tennessee and the East Gulf States Saturday night or Sunday. Winds shift from northeast to southeast later, with moderate offshore Atlantic winds staying fair.
A forecast calls for bright skies and fair conditions today and tonight with moderate temperatures throughout. No precipitation expected and light winds.
Sumar Coleman, a leading North Kennebunkport figure, disappeared after cashing out about $40,000 at Fidelity Trust in Portland and carrying another $8,000 from timber sales. Traced to Boston after a night at the Crawford House, authorities fear foul play as personal belongings were left behind.
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