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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1922
Page
3
Dr Margaret A Warlow of Philadelphia directed the bandaging of the ankle after setting the bone when she fell over a curb and broke her ankle.
The administration tariff bill was presented in the Senate today. Senator McCumber, Republican, North Dakota, will not call it up before April 20 to allow time for study. Remarks estimate 60 days of debate, others up to three months.
Experts say the proposed tariff plan would raise revenue by 330 to 350 million dollars, with average rates higher than Payne Aldrich and lower than Fordney in total, though food duties rise. The bill returns to a foreign valuation system under Harding’s guidance to shield American industries and sustain wages.
The Senate debates secrecy in drafting a new tariff bill aimed at maintaining American living standards and essential wartime industries. Smoot vows a floor fight for higher duties on sugar and Cuban imports, while the bill’s agricultural schedule raises wheat duties and flour compensatory rates, with broader protection for dye, glass, and toy industries.
The draft bill removes the $300 cap on value of personal effects for U S citizens dying abroad and the $260 limit on professional books, tools, and instruments emigrating to the United States. It also preserves the retaliatory export restriction on printing paper and wood for wood pulp manufacture.
A 10 year old boy named Tom and his dog Rags were committed to the mission of the Immaculate Virgin at Mount Loretta on Staten Island by Justice Doyle in Childrens' Court. Tom, living with a foster aunt on West 10th Street and attending Public School 41, said Rags was his only family and begged to take the dog with him.
New York April 11 United News reports Salvation Army leaders expect Commander Evangeline Booth to approve a prominent banker’s wet views and his willingness to fund the campaign drive to reach the quota by Thursday.
Miss Booth says banker James Speyer cannot stay on the executive committee of the citizens drive unless he changes his stance on prohibition. Speyer backs the Association Against Prohibition and refuses to budge, even as the Salvation Army seeks to raise 3 000 000 from a reluctant city. The committee met without him and spoke by phone with Miss Booth. They remain optimistic a solution will be found at the next meeting with Miss Booth present.
At Mt. St. Vincent novitiate of the Sisters of Charity in Halifax Nova Scotia two local women will take their final vows as members of the order on Easter Sunday. The ceremony marks their full commitment to the religious community and its charitable work.
Sister Mary Hubert known as Katherine Mahoney daughter of Jeremiah Mahoney of North Andover and Sister Marion De Lourdes formerly Miss Mary T Donahue daughter of T P Donahue of this city prepare for final reception. On Sunday Emma C Schiller daughter of T Schiller of Abbott Street will enter the convent of St Mary at Ladysmith Wisconsin to prepare for her reception.
A Passionist nun notes that her sister Gert Rude entered the same convent last summer, marking a shared path in religious life within the community.
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