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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1921
Page
8
Prof. Tr. Coolidge of Harvard told the American Astronomy Society convention in Leetown that astronomy is not just a telescope affair. He urged more time to study the moon and heavenly bodies, arguing the field should broaden beyond elite observers.
Funeral services for Adolphus Fitzgerald dean of the Supreme Consistory of the 38th degree Scottish Rite Masonry southern jurisdiction will be private tomorrow at his son’s Jamaica Plain home. Cremation will follow at Forest Hills and the ashes will be taken to California. Rev. Frederick W. Hamilton will officiate.
Ten suitors vie for Giovannina Sina baldi in Boston immigration drama. Attorney Cox pursues Secretary Davis for permission to marry the illiterate Italian, supported by ex soldiers, a wealthy suitor, and a wrestling hopeful. The case hinges on entry rules and a deportation waiver as Sept 8 looms.
The first reports from General Bandholtz, received late in the day, indicated by Secretary Weeks that armed bands showed a willingness to obey President Harding's call to return to their homes, delaying any troop actions.
War secretary said indications point to men returning home after Bandholtz reports. Complete findings, used by President Harding and Secretary Weeks, may be delayed beyond tomorrow. War Dept readies to restore order in West Virginia with three regiments and aviation units poised at Charleston.
Raymond Coran a 16 year old from River street had his left arm amputated above the elbow at Rochester City Hospital after an accident at a local cleaning and dyeing establishment where he worked. He caught his arm in an extracting machine this afternoon in an unaccountable incident.
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