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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1921

Page

4

President Harding Supports Soldiers Bonus Efforts

President Harding urged continued care for wounded veterans and pledged to use his influence to secure benefits. He praised Division veterans for their service in the war and called for unity in postwar national goals. He shook hands with hundreds of veterans and visitors at the event.

ATL America Division All America Harding Philip J. McCook New York Supreme Court Fifth Division

Krementz Collar Jewelry Offers Safe Gold Plate Gear

The ad notes green spots from brass contact on necks caused by collars and promotes Krementz products. A Krementz a4 gold plate collar button costs 25 cents and is guaranteed for life. Loose links, collar pins, and evening jewelry sets are offered with prices and a Krementz stamp.

Former Bangor Mayor Charles F Bragg Dies at 71

Charles F Bragg prominent Bangor merchant and former Mayor died at his home aged 71. Born in Dixmont he led N H Bragg & Sons iron and hardware and served as Bangor mayor 1887 88 89. Survived by wife Florence Wingate, son Frank Lin L Bragg, and daughters Agnes Bragg and Florence B Paine.

Bangor Charles F.bragg Bragg Dixmont N. H. Bragg & Sons Iron and Hardware Tarratine Club Bangor & Aroostook Orono Pulp and Paper Company Knights of Pythias Florence Wingate Franklin L. Bragg Agnes W. Bragg Florence B. Paine New York

Fire guts frying room at Williamstown mill

Fire damaged the frying room of the John S Boyd Company mill on Water street in Williamstown. The blaze started in a pile of finished material but the rest of the building was not seriously damaged. Loss to goods runs to thousands of dollars. mill expected to resume operations tomorrow morning.

Williamstown John S& Boyd Company Water Street

Woman Held on Felonious Assault Charge in Christopher Street Incident

Mrs. Mary McCue 45 of 119 Christopher Street was charged with felonious assault after police say she used a hammer and carving knife to quiet a tenant at her home early today. She was held in default of $1500 bail for Tuesday’s hearing in Jefferson Market Court.

New York Mary McCue Christopher Street Jefferson Market Court

Well Known Boston Pastry Chef Dies

Roger Scampini longtime pastry chef at Hotel Lenox died suddenly at his Dorchester home. Born in Italy 55 years ago and had lived in America about 30 years. He leaves a wife and a daughter. Funeral at 9 in St. Paul’s Church Dorchester with burial in Calvary Cemetery.

Roger Scampini Hotel Lenox Westville Street Dorchester St. Paul's Church Calvary Cemetery Mr. Scampini Italy America

British Veterans Parade and Memorial Services Held

More than 200 members of the British Military and Naval Veterans Association paraded and held memorial services for members who died this year at the Cathedral Church of St Paul. Colonel George William Bentley led veterans from Parker Memorial Hall through Columbus Avenue to the church, with flags carried in both procession and clergy choir. The Rev Dr Edward T Sullivan preached on valor of the army and navy during the war.

British Military and Naval Veterans’ Association St. Paul George William Bentley Parker Memorial Hall Berkeley Street Columbus Avenue Boylston Tremont Streets Edward T. Sullivan Trinity Episcopal Church Newton Centre ST. Paul's

Fatty Arbuckle Held for Death of Virginia Rappe

Fatty Arbuckle is jailed without bail in San Francisco on murder charges tied to the death of actress Virginia Rappe after a party at the St Francis Hotel. Autopsy cites internal rupture with peritonitis. nurses and affidavits describe Rappe’s distress and alleged assault context.

Virginia Rappe Arbuckle Miss Rappe St. Francis Hotel Los Angeles Matheson San Francisco Fatty Regan Fatty Arbuckle St. Francis Rappe District Attorney’s Office Captain Matheson Roscoe Arbuckle Ira G. Fortlouis New York Alice Blake B. M. Delmonte Lowell Sherman Los Angels Fred Fishbeck al Semnacher Zey Pyrron Miss Pyrron Miss Blake Mrs. Delmonte Bt. Francis Hotel William Ophuls Blaze Hollywood Kansas Keystone Company

Chaplin Denounces Fatty Arbuckle Murder Charge

Charlie Chaplin reacted with shock at the murder charge against Fatty Arbuckle at the Ritz Hotel. He defended Arbuckle as innocent and popular on the coast, hoping for his exoneration.

Chaplin Fatty London Fatty Arebuckle Charlie Chaplin Ritz Hotel Fatty Arbuckle Fatty

Rappe Mention Sparks Blame Over Payment

Miss Rappe blames Roscoe for the expenses and tells a nurse this in Mrs. Jameson’s sworn statement.

Roscoe Miss Rappe Mrs. Jameson

Gun Fight in Herald Square Frays NY Streets

In Herald Square a pistol battle erupts in broad daylight. Patrick Hanon, a two year old salesman from Hast, is involved as police cordon off the area and begin inquiries into the dramatic incident that stunned bystanders.

Herald Square New York Patrick Hanon

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