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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1921
Page
2
In Manila on Sept 11 the Nationalist and Democratic parties presented memorials to the Wood-Forbes mission urging Philippine independence. They argued a stable government has been established and supported the pleas for self-rule as the mission prepared to depart for China.
Nelson surrenders to authorities returning to the State prison after an eight month escape. Warden Shattuck notes no punishment for the escape but a five year penalty could be added on the jail breaking indictment, while Osborne and Nelson claim the act proves the League's value and his intent to reform.
The schooner Arethusa, once a notorious contraband carrier off No Man's Land, is reportedly heading for New England. Two additional vessels are whispered to accompany her, allegedly loaded with liquor.
Lawrence September meeting of the State organization of the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic adopted resolutions endorsing U S recognition of the Irish Republic and opposing disarmament with Britain until war pledges are redeemed. A committee will urge President Harding and lawmakers in Washington after Congress reconvenes.
Frances Clough a Tremont street waitress was found dead in her room with a gas tube and a note seeking a heart failure certificate to collect money. Associate Medical Examiner Brickley withheld his report pending an autopsy as questions arise about possible self harm. Theodore Berger a local fireman who lived with her was named in the lodging house owners account. The lodging house proprietor said a robbery had occurred Friday night and Clough told him she lived at 627 Tremont street.
Residents heard that three craft may be coming from the West Indies and heading for a point between Rockland and Gloucester. No vessels were sighted by midnight.
Suzanne Lenglen, the French star, retired from court today at Crescent Athletic Club in Brooklyn after an illness. She and partner Walter Merrill Hall lost 8-6 in a slow set to Harold Throckmorton and Miss Leslie Bancroft.
Care of a physician at the Crescent clubhouse tonight etc. Mile Lenglen faced heavy rain and anxious crowds as she played a tense set. She requested rest after games tied at six all and then announced she would retire after the set.
Several hundred Jewish residents and religious leaders greeted Dr. Nathan Birnbaum of Vienna at Boston South station. Known as the Jewish Ingersoll, he arrived from New York and will stay in Boston for two days. He spoke last night at Adath Jeshurun Synagogue Roxbury on How I Passed from Atheism to Judaism.
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