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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1921

Page

12

Three World War comrades honor pact in Winnipeg visit

F L Yeomans J J Crilly and G H Sealy met in Winnipeg to renew a Christmas Eve 1916 vow made in a small front line hut. After years of separation and wartime hardships, Crilly arranged the event and paid for the baseball game theater party and dinner.

Winnipeg Vimy Ridge F. L. Yeomans Belleville Ontario J. J. Crilly Saskatoon G. H. Sealy British Columbia Crilly

Eugene Field Estate Closed in Probate Court

The estate of Eugene Field the childhood poet was closed today in Chicago Probate Court by his widow Mrs Julia Field after 26 years pending. The final report lists assets totaling 10311.74 divided among the widow three sons and two daughters. One bill allowed a 5.50 for trousers Field bought in 1875.

Chicago Eugene Field Julia Field Field

Advices Best Way to Teach Children

The Rev. William M. Stinson of Boston College told about 400 Catholic teachers in Manchester that to be effective a teacher must teach as if of the pupils’ age and that if learning fails, the fault lies largely with the teacher. He urged dropping rigid methods and first capturing the pupils’ interest with the facts they want.

Manchester N. H Wiliam M. Stinson S. J Boston College Father Stinson

Morris Appointed Fuel Division Chief in Commerce Bureau

Secretary Hoover announced the appointment of H. C. Morris of Washington D C as chief of the newly created fuel division of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce. Morris is a mining engineer formerly connected with the fuel administration and the Bureau of Mines.

H. C. Morris Washington Washington, . C Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce Hoover Morris The Fuel Administration Bureau of Mines

Farewell to Longtime Charlestown Navy Yard Guard

Sergeant Harris, a massive six foot two hundred ninety one pound presence at the Charlestown Navy Yard, received a hearty farewell at the barracks after nine years of duty. Born in West Virginia, he has been a familiar figure to visitors and corps members alike.

Charlestown Navy Yard Harris West Virginia

New Brazilian Loan of 10 Million Reported for New York Float

In Rio de Janeiro on Sept 1 United News reports American banking circles expect a new Brazilian loan of 10 million dollars to be floated in New York shortly. The report lacks confirmation from official circles.

Rio DE Janibro United News New York

Receiver sought for Paramount Petroleum in federal suit

Shreveport Louisiana September 1 Confederated Progressive Oil Corporation filed in federal court asking for a receiver for Paramount Petroleum Company Inc a ten million dollar concern organized in the city over a year ago.

Shreveport Confederated Progressive Oil Corporation Paramount Petroleum Company, Inc

Rockland Men Held in Weymouth Thefts

Rockland men Thomas McAuliffe and Fred McCaffrey were arraigned in Quincy court on larceny charges for a Weymouth garage theft on August 24. Held for further hearing with Chester W. Bowles, killed by Weymouth Special Officer Henrick during the incident, as McCaffrey faces larceny charges.

Rockland Weymouth Thomas McAuliffe Fred McCaffrey Quincy Avery McAuliffe McCaffrey Chester W. Bowles Washington Street Henrick Bowles

Electricians Strike In Pawtucket Over Wage Cut

Pawtucket Rhode Island workers began a strike over a proposed weekly wage cut of 14 dollars for electricians employed by local firms. The men offered to accept a smaller cut.

Pawtucket R. I

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