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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1922
Page
3
Isville, Pa., where Van Horn known as Rattlesnake Bill will spend his days. He has handled over 5000 rattlesnakes and fears none. The report notes his commitment to the State Hospital as the Delaware Valley roamed figure is moved to care.
In New York the body of Mrs Dorothy Dunkerr, 35, was found beaten in her apartment above Cafe Franicals after a night of jazz and revelry. Police traced the suspect to Leo Dunkherr, arresting him after locating a rooming-clerk description matching a man in the case.
Boston sent 60 delegates to the Catholic Total Abstinence Union convention opening in Philadelphia. Led by Rev Dr Francis X Dolan of St Gregory's Ashmont, the party sailed from India Wharf. Dolan serves as president of the Archdiocesan Union with Rev Maurice J O'Connor as vice president and Maurice Dineen of Somerville as secretary and Miss Abigail F Reardon of Lynn as treasurer.
In Chicago on August 6 the Associated Press reports Col. A A Sprague of the American Legion proposed to Brigadier General Charles Sawyer that President Harding appoint a committee of physicians to resolve the dispute between the general and the Legion regarding hospital care for wounded soldiers.
London August 6 Allied statesmen gather for the opening of a conference seen as the most momentous since peace was concluded. The talks begin tomorrow with high expectations from participants and observers.
London hears that reparations and a moratorium for Germany loom as central issues. Poincare and De Laval steer talks while Britain weighs losing leverage over armaments versus easing German debt. Belgium warns a halt could hurt its finances as Lloyd George convenes a compact with Poincare and Schanzer.
District Attorney 8S. Howard Donnell of Peabody seeks the Republican nomination for Attorney General and will tour Norfolk, Plymouth and Bristol counties this week. He will be joined by Mayors McPherres of Lynn and Grise of Chicopee, Mrs. Charles H. Masury, Edward G. Simoneau, and other speakers at rallies beginning in Weymouth and Quincy tonight.
A historical ad notes Horsford's Acid Phosphate mixed with water at bedtime promotes natural sleep. It also suggests adding the preparation to fruit juices for a cooling, refreshing drink.
A large stock of Drapery Fabrics Linens and Cretonnes offered at 15 to 25 percent reductions. Lace Curtains available in 2 3 and 4 pair lots at substantial markdowns.
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