02 Sep 1921
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1921
Page
1
Irish leaders reply to the Premier agreeing to his suggestion for a further peace conference to be held in London. The note signals intent to continue negotiations and seek a broader settlement.
Miss Niga Rathgeb of 21 Edge Hill Jamaica Plain accuses Patrolman Ozias H Beauregard of Roxbury Crossing police of brutal assault on Monday night in a field near Parker Hill Hospital. She says her fiancé John Kieazopoulos a partially disabled war veteran and former patient at Parker Hill Hospital witnessed the incident.
Guglielmo Marconi, aboard the yacht Electra in the Mediterranean, reportedly picked up wireless waves 150000 metres long. J C H Macbeth of the Marconi company told a Rotary Club luncheon the waves may be Mars trying to communicate with Earth and resembled the letter V in code.
Mexico City September 1 Associated Press reports Obregon says signing a treaty with the United States is neither possible convenient nor necessary and would violate constitutional precepts creating special privileges for Americans The message to congress covers foreign relations and shows optimism across government branches with guarantees to foreigners and citizens and plans to pay the national debt Federal tribunals operate independently in assurances of harmony among branches.
A brief item notes Bandholiz issues a call for troops, urging enlistment and support during wartime mobilization.
General Bandholtz announced dispatching a telegram to Washington requesting federal troops into West Virginia at once. He said miners likely to ignore the President's proclamation and that martial law may be recommended. Washington officials paused action pending further reports from Brigadier General Bandholtz.
Ten prohibition agents and 19 officers led by Harold D. Wilson raided eight locations in Worcester including the City Hotel and Vernon Hotel. About $10000 worth of liquor gin and grain alcohol was seized during the raids tonight.
Leonard Martin, Fuller’s private secretary, offered a $500 reward for information leading to the arrest of two men who broke into the unoccupied Malden residence of Lt Governor Alvan T. Fuller. The burglars aimed to steal private papers that could be used against him.
Police and neighbor Mr. Martin suspect political enemies burglarized the 85 Appleton Street residence. Basements window entry shattered glass, open upper sash, den safe untouched, but papers and a London despatch case were opened and scattered. Third floor drawers ransacked and a bathroom defiled.
Documents filed in Federal District Court reveal Chaplin's earnings of 125000 dollars for a two reel film and 140000 dollars for a three reel production. The disclosure corrects prior press estimates of a million per year.
President Harding addressed the Army War College opening, stating that despite world ideals there can be no time without armed forces. He assured the 200 officers present that during his administration they would never be called into action.
Miss Alice Agnew, 17, daughter of banker Cornelius R. Agnew, was shot in the head while horseback riding with her brother Rae on her father’s estate near Armonk New York. She was taken to a New York hospital in an unconscious condition. Authorities believed the bullet was a stray from a hunter.
Gio vannina Sinabaldi, a 20 year old Italian immigrant girl barred from entering the United States, faced a rash of marriage proposals within ten days, all made in apparent good faith, while she remains effectively unable to land in America.
Vice-President and Mrs. Coolidge attend a reception at the Corinthian Yacht Club in Marblehead tonight. They traveled from Northampton to Swampscott yesterday and stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Stearns. The Vice-President will speak Sunday at Williamsburg’s 150th anniversary celebration before returning to Washington next week.
Ford Motor Company filed its June 30 1934 statement with the Michigan Department of State showing total assets of 263 268 199 78. Cash on hand and in banks stood at 54 844 638 with plants and lands valued at 46 926 010 machinery and equipment 21 183 990 and goodwill 20 517 985. Michigan property listed at 133 025 079 and total capital and surplus 173 961 172.
Scores from a slate of games include Philadelphia 4 Boston 2 and New York 6 Washington 3 in the first doubleheader with New York 8 Washington 1 in the second. St Louis 5 Chicago 0 and Detroit 7 Cleveland 6 in 12 innings. Philadelphia 1 Boston 0 and St Louis 10 Pittsburgh 4 in the first game with St Louis 8 Pittsburgh 1 in the second. Brooklyn 5 New York 1.
Cincinnati Sept 1 Federal Judge Kenesaw M Landis of Chicago the national baseball commissioner was found to have violated ethics rules by accepting private employment and emoluments while serving on the federal bench The American Bar Association adopted a resolution tonight denouncing the conduct in unqualified terms.
Dublin reports the Dail Eireann accepts Lloyd George peace parley invitation with no delegates named but Arthur Griffith slated for a leading role. The note criticizes recent Ulster riots. Lloyd George at Gairloch awaits Sinn Fein reply before cabinet review in London.
Today marks historical anniversaries from 1870 when the French army and Emperor were taken prisoner by the Prussians and 1914 when the British steamer Byrton struck a mine in the North Sea. Allies held the Seine Marne and Meuse lines above Verdun in 1014. A year ago Mexico's Congress opened in Mexico City and 3,000 longshoremen in New York struck against British ships.
Mr. Carson vows to uphold the profession’s honor and denounces a federal judge who earns $7500 yearly yet accepts $42 600 yearly from baseball players, arguing the judicial ermine is dragged through the mire and inviting impeachment scrutiny.
Forecasts show fair and warmer conditions in Boston and eastern New York Friday with continued warmth Saturday. Light south and southwest winds prevail. outlook calls for generally fair weather east of the Mississippi with gentle varied winds from Sandy Hook to Hatteras.
Weather outlook hints at another day and night of bright skies and unusually high temperatures. City residents should brace for warm conditions and light breezes.
Methuen September 1 A Boston millionaire by inheritance is named as the man who paid attorney William J. Corcoran fifty thousand dollars in settlement of an alienation suit Corcoran pressed against him for Scott M. W. Paul of Methuen, the claimant stated tonight.
Paul claims receipt of partial money from Corcoran and files a $75,000 attachment against Corcoran's property in Suffolk. He describes age, work history, a troubled marriage to Blanche Lavigne, and a witness who linked him to Corcoran. He notes a Watch and Ward connection and information about the Cape Cod plaintiff.
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