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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1921
Page
5
A meeting convened yesterday at noontime at the Boston Shoe Trades Club. Attendees discussed local industry concerns and upcoming events affecting footwear workers and merchants.
A score of former YC officers reviewed the newly organized 84 Regiment of Massachusetts National Guard Infantry in training under Colonel John D. Murphy of Natick. The visiting delegation was led by Natick businessman Seth P. Carpenter.
W Edwin Ulmer a Brookline attorney was exonerated in Dedham District Court after being charged with larceny of $16000 in raw material pledged as collateral to the Prudential Trust Company of Boston for a Henry Woods Sons loan. The trial lasted all day and Judge Clifford B. Sanborn discharged him for lack of probable cause.
The Boston Public Library Employees Benefit Association formed in 1902 pays sick and death benefits to regular library staff. Members pay 2 cents a month. death benefit is 100 and sickness pays 7 a week. The fund approaches 20 000 with dues, postcards, and interest. About 95 percent of Klan applicants in New York are women.
Woodstock New Brunswick Sept 28 G Wendell Slipp a local businessman lies in serious condition at Fischer Memorial Hospital after a bullet shattered his jaw. He and Gretchen Smith a Bank of Montreal clerk were driving when a Maine registered car with two men opened fire on them last night. The pair could not identify the attackers.
The passage traces a Korean woman’s name fading across life from childhood nickname used by family and friends to adulthood where the name is only used by her parents and, after marriage, effectively buried. It highlights cultural naming practices and identity.
William Miller aged 20 and James Heyon 28 of Dorchester were working on a staging at the J. P. Squire Company plant in Somerville when a rope slipped. Miller was killed and Heyon seriously injured after being hurled more than forty feet.
Molla Bjursted, a noted tennis champion, started playing the sport at age 12. Her early start paved the way for major successes in her career and recognition in the tennis community.
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