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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1921
Page
11
The Notre Bene Club of Everett the oldest social group in the city held its annual outing at Norumbega Park yesterday. A long programme of athletic sports for men and women and games for children provided fun and entertainment for the crowd.
James M. Dougherty of Pinebluffs West Virginia a marine was accidentally shot in the head today at the submarine base while another marine discharged the gun he was cleaning. He is in a very critical condition at the Marine Hospital New London.
Washington reports the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce will be reorganized into thirteen industrial divisions with trained division heads to guide its 600 foreign agents. Regions include fuel, leather, transportation, textiles, machinery, agricultural implements, foodstuffs, electrical, rubber, iron and steel, commercial law, lumber, and automotive.
Merle Giberson aged 74 and single, residing in Presque Isle Me, killed himself using chloroform after relatives believed he became temporarily insane from his sister’s death. He left a note to his mother stating it was death or the insane asylum and that he preferred death.
Theatrical beauty Miss Lillian Tucker to wed Charles H. Duell treasurer of the New York Republican State committee and descendant of a Minute Men commander. Tucker, once leading lady with Three Faces East, has retired from the stage and sails home from Europe on the tenth of the month.
Panama observes a day of mourning for the Coto region loss awarded to Costa Rica by the United States. All activities paused for 12 hours, shops closed, and a quiet general holiday prevailed with no disorders nationwide.
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