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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1921

Page

18

Oppau Ruined by Mass Disaster in Mannheim District

Desolation surrounds Oppau once a thriving town of 6600 residents. French-uniformed soldiers clear wreckage, tending dead and injured after a disaster. Estimates place eleven hundred dead and four thousand injured, surpassing losses of many years of war in the Mannheim Ludwigshafen area.

Mannheim Germany Associated Press Oppau Mannheim-Ludwigshafen Verdun Flanders

Woman Sues Roxbury Garage Owner for 50000 Breach of Promise

Mrs. Sarah A Crahan widow of a navy yard chief custodian sues Joseph Magnet proprietor of Roxbury Service Garage for 50000 claiming she was duped into a false partnership and led to believe he was divorced. She also seeks 2010 from the garage company.

Sarah A. Crahan George T. Crahan Charles' Town Navy Yard Joseph Magnet Roxbury Walnut Avenue Crahan Magnet Navy Yard Post

Child Suburbs Veranda Fall Injures Chelsea Toddler

Two year old Henry Gordon of 42 Bloomingdale Street Chelsea fell from a veranda about 20 feet to soft ground yesterday afternoon. He escaped serious injury aside from shock and was taken to Chelsea Memorial Hospital for observation.

Henry Gordon Bloomingdale Street Chelsea Chelsea Memorial Hospital

Catarrhal Deafness Remedy Advertised in Misspelled Rhetoric

Readers are urged to treat possible catarrhal deafness with Parmint double strength mixed in hot water and sugar, taken by tablespoonfuls several times daily. Supposedly relieves head noises, nasal congestion, and mucus drainage with low cost and easy preparation.

State treasurers Got Credit Easily Continued From Page One

The article details inquiries into former Massachusetts state treasurers Fred J Burrell and Charles J Burrill over personal overdrafts at the Cosmopolitan Trust Company. It reports overdrafts of about 7000 dollars for Burrell and 200 to 300 dollars for Burrill, absorbed by bank notes fromCosmopolitan insiders. Officials including Bank Commissioner Allen and Attorney General Weston Allen decline comment amid expected new developments in Boston banking investigations.

Fred J Burrell Charles J. Burrill Fred J. Burrell Charles L. Burrill Commonwealth Trust’ Company Allen J Weston Allen Cosmopoltan Cosmopolitan Trust Company Boston Post Burrell Advertising Agency Burrell Alonzo B. Cook Cosmopolitan

State Official Denies Bank Overdrawn Claims

The former State Treasurer denies being overdrawn by about $7000 at Cosmopolitan Trust, saying he never received an overdraft notice and questions if his name was used to cover others. A Post investigation into Cosmopolitan Trust prompted the interview to determine if other officials were involved.

Coolidge Burrell James Jackson Cosmopolitan Trust Company Fred J. Burrell Salem Street Medford National Shawmut Bank Cosmopolitan Coamopolitan Nyway Post

Praise for Exposures of Ku Klux Klan by Boston Post and New York World

Editorial in The Congregationalist hails the Boston Post and the New York World for thorough Klan exposure. It notes William Joseph Simmons heads the movement from Atlanta and calls for official action to curb the group while urging democracy and brotherhood across color, race, and creed.

New York World Congregationalist Boston Post The William Joseph Simmons Atlante Ku Klux Klan Itp Texas Oklahoma United States Librarian of Congress Washington

Governor Hyde condemns Ku Klux Klan in Missouri speech

Governor Arthur M. Hyde condemned the Ku Klux Klan as an organization before the grand lodge of Missouri A F and M, stating his opposition last night in St Louis.

Missouri Louis Arthur M. Hyde Ku Klux Klan Grand Lodge of Issouri A. F

Pulitzer drama Miss Lulu Bett to start in Boston

The Boston Sunday Post Magazine will feature Zona Gale's Miss Lulu Bett, winner of the Pulitzer Prize for best American drama, as a forthcoming production. The article mentions Governor Hyde opposing a secret organization and Masons disavowing any ties to it in the same context.

Hyde Lulu Bett Zona Gale Boston Sunday Post

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