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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1921

Page

2

Three Day Naturalization Session Grants Citizenship

About 30 aliens were admitted to citizenship during a three day Superior Court session led by Justice Morton. Notable new citizens include Phebe E. Abbott of Haverhill, a former wartime nurse, and John Abbott, Italian native and member of the Lost Battalion.

United States Phebe E. Abbott Haverhill John Abbott Italy

Massachusetts Committee to Promote Employment Names

Governor Cox names the Massachusetts Committee to Promote Employment chaired by Howard Coonley of Boston. The list includes James Jackson, Charles A. Andrew, Rabbi Samuel Abrams, Arthur Chapin, Henry Dennison, John Hallowell, Walter Meins, F. Nathaniel Perkins, Richard Rice, William Whiting, Robert Wight, Robert Woods, Mrs. Charles Sumner Bird, and other prominent figures from business, welfare, labor, and public life. The panel will meet next week to organize and develop employment plans.

Cox Massachusetts Howard Coonley Boston Massachusetts Committee James Jackson Charles A. Andrew Associated Industries Samuel J. Abrams Brookline Arthur B. Chapin Henry S. Dennison Framingham James T. Duane American Legion George R. Fearing Susan FitzGerald R. G. Fessenden Paul EH. Fitzpatrick P. Harry Jennings Boston Central Labor Union Martin T. Joyce George H. Lyman Alexander Mann John F. Moors Everett Morss W. H. O’connell Andrew J. Peters Saverio Romano Francis HE. Slattery Leroy Sweetser Daniel A. Sullivan Joseph M. Sullivan

Governor Cox Releases Letters From Mayors and Officials

The governor made public excerpts from correspondence with mayors selectmen and county commissioners in response to his call urging actions in the emergency. The letters reflect municipal leaders urged to engage in the proposed measures and cooperate with state efforts.

Cox

Man Injured After Fall At Home in South End

Stanley Machicked, 45, of 16 Laconia Street South End, is in City Hospital with lacerations to the head and a possible skull fracture after a fall downstairs at his home. He was found on the sidewalk by Patrolman Reddington bleeding from about a dozen head cuts.

Stanley Machicked Laconia Street South End City Hospital Reddington

Widow Claims 100 Widows Seek Carson Estate

Asheville reports Attorney J Scroop Styles, administrator for K L Carson estate, faces 100 plus widow claims from diverse women alleging marriage under aliases. Carson died Sept 4 after admitting multiple love affairs, with property in New York and New Orleans.

Asheville N. C Solomon J. Scroop Styles K. L. Carson Carson J. M. Crawford Dr. Crawford J. R. Harrison W. M. Brown Jack Wilson New York New Orleans

Rocky Kansas to Meet Britt in Arena Duel Monday Night

Boston boxing fans will see Rocky Kansas the Buffalo Hercules face Frankie Britt of New Bedford next Monday in the Arena. Kansas has risen rapidly, scoring multiple knockouts including Jimmy Duffy Richie Mitchell Bobby Ward and Mixer Mitchell en route to this confrontation.

Boston Rocky Kansas Buffalo Bobby Ward St. Paul Mixer Mitchell Syracuse

Boxing Bout at Madison Square Garden Ends Referee Decision

Willie Jackson of New York fought at Madison Square Garden with referee calling the outcome over Frankie Schoell in a decision. The result hinged on the referee's ruling, with Jackson securing victory by decision.

Willie Jackson New York Madison Square Garden Frankie Schoell

Anti-Spooning Band Provokes Shootout in Saugus Street

Citizens near Bristow Street in Saugus organized to end spooning in the dark when a tense confrontation led a pursuer to draw a revolver and fire two shots into the ground at the feet of the anti spooning league. No injuries were reported as the car fled toward Revere before officers arrived.

Bristow Street Saugus Antispooning League Revere

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