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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1921

Page

17

Daylight time ends Sunday as clocks reset to standard time

Daylight saving ends this Sunday at 2 am when Soestonvis and all of New England revert to standard time. Farmers oppose the change and push repeal while twilight baseball boosts daylight saving support in Greater Boston. Some western towns stayed on standard time despite official daylight time due to farming communities.

Soestonvis New England Tober Greater Boston

Roxbury Cave In Victim Survives After Surgery

John Costa a 45 year old resident of 1197 Tremont Street Roxbury was buried under tons of dirt when an excavation wall on Linden Street Roxbury caved in yesterday. Doctors at City Hospital report he will recover and have moved him off the dangerous list as he rests comfortably.

John Costa Tremont Street Roxbury Linden Street

Woman testifies of pork chop diet in divorce case

Mrs. Nina A. Lanctot of Somerville testified in East Cambridge court that she was forced to live on pork chops daily at her husband’s Lowell family home after their 1907 marriage. She accuses George E. Lanctot of neglect to provide, noting loss of clothing jewelry and a veil amid allegations of stinginess and abuse. The case, uncontested, was taken under advisement by Judge Hall.

Nina A. Lanctot Somerville Lowell East Cambridge George E. Lanctot Hall Woonsocket R. I

New York and Ledoux Rival in Shelter Bid

In New York on September 22 the city and Urbain Ledoux raced to aid the jobless as the metropolis opened a municipal lodging house to feed and shelter 1000 unemployed. Ledoux sought a building to shelter at least 108 more, urged churches to house the homeless, and the Salvation Army will run cots and meals at a seven story West 16th Street building donated by John J. Ascher.

New York Urbain Ledoux Zero Ledoux Salvation Army West 16Th Street John J. Ascher

West Newton Family Sets World Tour from Boston

Harry W. Crooker of West Newton will lead his wife Mrs. Crooker and daughters Hope and Beth on a global trip starting from Boston next Sunday. A prominent New England shoe manufacturer and New England Shoe and Leather Association member, he carries credentials as official representative and will report on footwear markets abroad. The party will visit San Francisco Portland and Seattle before continuing worldwide.

Harry W. Crooker West Newton Crooker New England New England Shoe and Leather Association

Ship Heads for Japan From Victoria

A vessel will sail from Victoria British Columbia for Japan as part of its scheduled voyage. The move signals ongoing trade or transport arrangements between the port city and East Asia.

Victoria, B. C Japan

Leader imprisoned at Atlanta may face White House review

Attomey General Daugherty said today that the imprisoned leader at Atlanta for violations of war laws may be sent to President Harding next week. He noted two recommendations were scant and wished to review them again before submission to the President.

Atlanta Harding Daugherty

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