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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1921

Page

2

Stillman’s Daughter Renounces Banker After Reconciliation

Miss Stillman reveals she reconciled with her mother in France and denounced her father as a social outcast. She says wealth and name are mockery and plans to stay in France until July while sharing the truth with friends. The daughter credits her mother’s forgiveness with restoring her happiness.

Paris Stillman Miss Stillman Florence Leeds James Alexander Guy France

Mistaken Identity and Krementz Jewelry Reputation

A historical note recalls a man misidentified in South America after finding a collar button stamped Krementz. The piece highlights Krementz as world renowned for high quality men’s jewelry. Prices for collar buttons and related items range from 25 cents to 17.50 dollars.

South America Mr. Krementz Krementz India China

Massachusetts No Accident Week Aims To Cut Death Toll

Massachusetts launches No Accident Week backed by Governor Cox and Mayor Peters to halve the accident death list. Police enforce safer crossings in downtown, posters urge caution, and schools teach pedestrian safety as delegates gather for a multi sectional convention with thousands expected.

Massachusetts Cox Peters Cr. P. Tolman Council Chicago

Collisions Between Street Cars and Autos Rise in Massachusetts

Massachusetts Safety Council data from eight street railway companies show 6132 collisions with motor vehicles in eight months. Most crashes stem from cars cutting in front of moving street cars or following on wet tracks, with predictable braking and stopping distances discussed.

Massachusetts Safety Council Massachusetts

Safety convention to discuss preventing workplace accidents

The meeting opens at 10 in the State House auditorium with C P Tolman and Howard Coonley presiding. Afternoon sessions cover public safety and education with John N Cole and Dr John W Withers. evening reception at Copley Plaza. Delegates dine at Nantasket Thursday.

State House C. P. Tolman Chicago Howard Coonley Walworth Manufacturing Company Massachusetts Peters Public Safety John N. Cole

No Accident Week Gets Off to Hectic Start in Hub

Boston City Hospital saw one of its busiest Sundays with three automobile crash victims, a motorcycle crash patient, two football injuries, and a boy who fell from a stone wall. Nineteen out patients received treatment for cuts and minor injuries.

Boston

Rowell Funeral Planned for Charles A Rowell

Funeral services for Charles A Rowell who died at the Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital after a short illness will be held Wednesday at his Roxbury home 70 Howland Street He was a partner in Lane and Rowell and worked in tailoring for over 49 years Born May 28 1851 in Sutton New Hampshire he leaves wife Eugenia a son Parker W Rowell Waterbury Connecticut a daughter Hepsy Rowell and three grandchildren He was a member of Joseph Webb Lodge of Masons

Charles A. Rowell Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital Howland Street Roxbury Rowell Lane & Rowell Sutton N. H Eugenia A. Rowell Parker W. Rowell Water

His Three Children in Missionary Service

Rev. F. L. Allen of Olivet Memorial Church in Brockton has three children in missionary service. Daughter Mrs. W. F. Smalley is active in Palestine. Son Paul S. Allen, Nyack graduate, will join his sister in the Holy Land. Miss Mildred M. Allen, Nyack graduate, awaits overseas call.

Brockton F. L. Allen Olivet Memorial Church W. F. Smalley Palestine Paul 8. Allen Nyack, N. Y Holy Land Mildred M. Allen Nyack F.L. Allen Paul S. Allen William F. Smalley Nelson Studio

Inquest Held Tomorrow On Mysterious Bride Death

Final preparations are made in Massachusetts for the inquest into the death of Mrs. Nora Johnson Kettelle. The inquest is to be held at 3 30 this afternoon.

Massachusetts Nora Johnson Kettelle

Judge Fahey Opens Semipublic Probe In Bride's Disappearance

Coroner Judge John E B Fahey of Rockville announced a semi public hearing into the mysterious bride disappearance linked to Mrs Ruth Kettelle. The inquiry centers on John Dunster Kettelle of Cambridge and the Lake Lindsey Point honeymoon events with focus on circumstantial evidence and possible foul play.

John EB. Fahey Rockville Connecticut Fahey G. Percival Bard Radcliffe John Dunster Kettelle Cambridge Lindsey's Point Kettelle H. W. Magoun Magoun George Burgess Magrath Boston Suffolk County Magrath Bard

Cambridge Social Union Evening Classes Schedule

The Cambridge Social Union announces evening classes with registration the week of Sept 26 from 9 am to 6 pm, and 7 to 8 30 pm. Courses include Gregg shorthand and touch typewriting, dressmaking and millinery, dancing, dramatics, cooking, music, and children's classes with supervision by Katharine A. Shea at 42 Brattle Street Cambridge.

Cambridge Social Union Brattle Hall Katharine A. Shea Brattle Street Cambridge

More of Lulu Bett in Boston Sunday Post Magazine

Zona Gale's Miss Lulu Bett continues to captivate readers as it is serialized in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The feature promises further chapters starting next Sunday.

Lulu Bett Zona Gale Boston Sunday Post

Jubilee for Rev Fr Nelles completes priesthood years

Dignitaries of the Catholic church and parishioners honored the silver jubilee of the Rev Henry J Nelles assistant rector of Holy Trinity Church Shawmut avenue marking 25 years in holy orders. A morning service and evening Casino Hall concert featured speaks by church leaders and a 60 voice operatta chorus with the Casino Symphony Orchestra conducted by Father Nelles.

Henry. J. Nelles Holy Trinity Church Shawmut Avenue Casino Hall Father Nelles William J. Devlin Boston College John J. Geoghan S. J Church of the Immaculate Conception Frederick Boehm Casino Symphony Orchestra Father Nelies

P R Greene of Sharon Dead

Robert Greene former Boston health commissioner and overseer of the poor died at his Sharon home after a long illness. Born March 2 1871 in Boston he helped found Columbus Savings Bank and later served as treasurer. He supported St Vincent de Paul and other charities and is survived by his wife Mary Payne. Burial at St Stephen's Church Hanover Street tomorrow at 10 AM.

P. Robert Greene Boston Sharon North Nct Patrick J. Greene Columbus Savings Bank Hanover Street Greene St. Vincent de Paul Mary Payne Charlestown St. Stephen’s Church

Ireland a Nation at Bowdoin Square Theatre

The Bowdoin Square Theatre presents Ireland a Nation this week a film about Irish freedom and conditions in Ireland. The picture has endorsement from many Irish born people who will find much of interest in this timely production.

Erin Bowdoin Square Theatre Ireland

Congress to hold national unemployment conference in Washington

The national unemployment conference summoned by President Harding will assemble in Washington. Officials say the first task is to determine current employment needs and propose emergency measures before winter. Hoover will chair and form committees to study statistics and an emergency program.

Washington National Harding United States Hoover

Clerk offers $15 for a kiss in Brooklyn incident

Herman Seligman, 22, son of Morris Seligman, is under $500 bail in Gates Avenue Court for disorderly conduct after offering a $15 kiss to Elizabeth Grein who sought a fur neck piece at Broadway and Suydam Street. Mrs Grein summoned a policeman and Seligman was arrested.

New York Herman Seligman Morris Seligman Gates Avenue Court Brooklyn Elizabeth Grein Broadway Suydam Street Seligman

Confusion Over Daylight Saving Time Change

Daylight saving ceased at 2 o'clock Sunday morning but many Bostonians did not set clocks back. Some people remained an hour ahead affecting early appointments and church. Railroad patrons welcomed the change as clock and train times now align.

Military Funeral for Quincy Hero Moses

A military funeral for Sergeant John Wendell Moses of A Company 101st Infantry was held yesterday at his father George Moses home in Quincy. The Rev Thomas W Davison officiated. Burial followed at Cedar Grove Cemetery Milton. Moses was killed in the Argonne.

John Wendell Moses 101St Infantry Quincy Post American Legion Company A George Moses Huckins Avenue Quincy Thomas W. Davison Memorial Congregational Church Cedar Grove Cemetery Milton Moses Argonne

Thomas J. Tierney, longtime Holyoke court clerk dies

Holyoke reports the death of Thomas J. Tierney aged 62, after 30 years as clerk of the Holyoke Police Court. Born in Cavendish, Vermont, he served as private secretary to Governor Proctor and was appointed clerk by Governor Russell in 1891, with multiple reappointments. He is survived by his wife, one son, and five daughters.

Holyoke Thomas J. Tierney Cavendish Proctor Vermont William E. Russell

Stabbing Incident Escalates to Near Riot in Cambridge

A street fight in Cambridge left one man stabbed but expected to recover. A pursuing mob believed another man staged the attack, forcing him to shelter in his home where shots were fired from an upper window. Police dispersed the crowd.

Cambridge

Knife stabbing on Sidney Street ends with arrest on Waveney Street

Three youths on Sidney street allegedly insulted by three passers by led to a sequence of blows. Daniel Woodland, 19, of 26 Sidney street was stabbed in the right side and treated at Cambridge City Hospital. Henry Govani, 35, of 52 Waveney street was arrested after police found him attempting to flee over a back fence and charged with assault with a dangerous weapon and carrying a loaded revolver.

Sidney Street Daniel Woodland Cambridge City Hospital Henry Govani Waveney Street Cambridge Govani

Governor Cox Regains Health After Illness

Governor Channing H. Cox reports full recovery from ptomaine poisoning after an illness Saturday. He will be at the State House office at the usual hour this morning, saying over the telephone from Wellfleet that he is completely well now.

Channing H. Cox State House Post Wellfleet

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