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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1922

Page

4

Opposition to the Bay State Judges Quota Debated in Senate

Senator Shields of Tennessee offers an amendment to block Massachusetts from getting two more federal judges as South bloc opposition grows. Senator Cummins Iowa signals support for limiting the Bay State quota amid debate on extending the federal judiciary.

Washington Senate Shields Tennessee Massachusetts Bay State Cummins Iowa Judiciary Committee Eid South

Soviet Delegation Safeguarded In Genoa Stay

Soviet delegates to the Genoa conference rest on Italian hotel verandas amid tight security. The Imperial Palace Hotel grounds are ringed by stone walls and guards, with gates bridges and even telephone lines controlled. Chitcherin Listvinoff Joffe and party are largely confined, treated like prisoners by Italian authorities.

Santa Margherita Italy Associated Press Genoa Imperial Palace Hotel Russia Chitcherin Listvinoff Joffe Great Hotel Washington Ood Chitcherin Party

Prohibition Agent Vows Tough Action for Vets Aid

Supervising Prohibition Enforcement Agent James P. Roberts told Ford Hall Forum attendees that he would expend energy to protect disabled veterans in government hospitals. He cited raids in Chelsea on six places suspected of selling moonshine to veterans, hindering recovery, and urged the audience to report violations to aid enforcement.

James P. Roberts Ford Hall Forum Ford Hall Chelsea

Burial of War Hero Monday in East Boston Ceremony

Arrangements for the burial of Lieutenant Lawrence J. Flaherty of East Boston, killed in France on July 2, 1918, are nearly complete. A large funeral will assemble at 1:30 p.m. Sunday at the Lawrence J. Flaherty Post headquarters, march to Sacred Heart Church, with services led by Rev. James H. O Neill, and burial at Holy Cross. Revere and regional representatives will attend, escorting the body to Chelsea bridge. Flaherty is survived by a wife and two children in Revere.

Lawrence J. Flaherty East Boston France Matthew J. Boyle American Legion Greater Boston Post Meridian Street Sacred Heart Church James Hi. O'Neill Holy Cross P. J. Grady Cuba Wll Chelsea Bridge Revere Revere City Flaherty Sumemer Revere Beach

Mancovit z Pelletier Eulogized at City Club Dinner

A tribute dinner at the City Club honored David Mancovitz former Suffolk County assistant district attorney. Legislators and bar leaders lauded his career and probed his integrity and public service. Speakers included Elihu Stone Thomas Green and Mayor Quigley with Pelletier as guest speaker, praising community support.

David Mancovitz Suffolk County City Club Bar Association Mancovitz Joseph C. Pelletier William McDonald South Boston Pelletier Senator McDonald United States District Attorney Elihu D. Stone Abraham C. Webber Samuel Kalesky William J. Foley Thomas Green Louis’ Orenbe Oses Laurie Tom Donovan Allant Samuel Caro Leon . Egges Quigley Chelsea

King of Smokey Slopes by Vingie Roe to appear soon

The Boston Sunday Post Magazine will serialize Wonderful Outdoor Story The King of Smokey Slopes by Vingie E Roe in its upcoming issue. The tale promises vivid outdoor adventure and frontier folklore set in rugged landscapes.

Smokey Slopes Vingie E Roe Boston Sunday Post

Hungarian immigrant Hutter spared deportation by federal writ

Lenhart Hutter a Hungarian with a sick wife and several Chicago children faced deportation to a country that would not accept him. A federal court granted a writ of habeas corpus delaying removal and directing review by a federal tribunal. He hopes to move to Brazil once his wife and children can accompany him.

Lenhart Hutter Chicago Hutter United States Providence Inter Ested Leo Rogere Brazil

Fire damages Roxbury building at 171 Quincy Street

An early night fire of undetermined origin damaged the first floor of a four story Roxbury building at 171 Quincy Street. The lower floor housed a store operated by Hyman Persky. Estimated damage totals 3000 dollars.

Quincy Street Roxbury Hyman Persky

Jury Awards 98000 for Broken Back in Car Collision

Miss Mildred Muller of Boston wins a jury verdict for 98000 in San Francisco for a broken back suffered when struck by a car. The article notes the case date April 6 and mentions the injury and adjudication.

SAN _ FRANCISCO Mildred Muller Boston

Woman in Wheelchair Attends Santa Cruz Trial

The Union Traction Company of Santa Cruz, California faced a trial as a woman sat throughout proceedings in a wheelchair, remaining present for the duration.

The Union Traction Company of Santa Cruz Calif

Estate of Monsignor Madden Leaves Heir to Sisters

Springfield April 6. Monsignor John T Madden longtime pastor of St Jerome s Holyoke and vicar general of the Springfield diocese left an estate of 29617 58 all in personal property per inventory filed at the registry of probate After cash bequests totaling 2000 including 2000 to the ecclesiastical students fund of the Springfield diocese

Springfield John T. Madden St. Jerome’s Church Holyoke Ecclesiastical Students’ Fund

Estate to Four Catholic Orders Named in Woburn Notice

The residue of the estate goes to the Sisters of St. Joseph of Springfield the Sisters of Mercy of Worcester the Sisters of Providence of Holyoke and the Sisters of the Good Shepherd of Spring.

Sisters of St. Joseph of Springfield Sisters of Mercy of Worcester Sisters of Providence of Holyoke In. of the Good Shepherd of Spring

Face bite incident in stable involving green horse

John Blaney of 43 North Margin street was bitten near the mouth by a green horse while feeding at 46-54 Pitts street. He received 12 stitches at Relief Hospital and may be disfigured.

Pitts Street John Blaney North Margin Street Blaney

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