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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1922
Page
16
Rhode Island House of Representatives approved the prohibition enforcement bill with amendments by 63 to 35. The measure now goes back to the Senate for concurrence before adjournment, marking a sharp legislative clash on the issue.
A man identified as James Trady was found dead in his chair fully clothed yesterday near Green Street. Authorities are investigating the death as a potential homicide or accidental cause.
Mrs Lillian M Hopkins sues for alienation of affections and divorce in Fitchburg claiming Arthur R Hopkins, a machinist, caused marital breakdown. Arthur demands $20 000 heart balm from Corrin C Cady a jobber and truckman, and also sues for divorce. Mrs Cady counters with a divorce suit naming Mrs Hopkins.
The League of Catholic Women hosts a whist and bridge afternoon at Copley Plaza with about 1200 women expected. Mrs. Edmund F. Butler of Newton Centre oversees ticket distribution and numerous patronesses include Mrs. Alvan T. Fuller Mrs. James M. Curley Mrs. Victor A. Alberti and others.
The Newton Theological Seminary professors will teach at the New England Baptist Conference Summer School in Ocean Park Maine during August and September. About 650 delegates are expected. instructors include Fred L. Anderson John M. English D D Richard Vaughn Henry K. Rowe and James P. Berkley. The Ocean Park site near Old Orchard Beach has new equipment and extended courses. Miss Jessie Burrill will lead a social course for 1600 women students in Washington DC.
Miss Dorothy McDermott, arrested on a default warrant, attempted suicide by iodine at Fields Corner. She was discharged from City Hospital yesterday and held for arraignment in Dorchester Court on an assault charge against Daniel McGowan, after being moved to Mattapan station.
Information received by the city clerk identifies John J. Walsh of the planning board James H. Stone and Margaret K. Gookin as overseers of public welfare Henry 8 Bowen a Boston City Hospital trustee the Rev rthur T Connolly a public library trustee and John J Barry a Bostonatorium trustee.
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