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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1922
Page
2
Brattleboro Outing Club reports six entries for a major aviation meet on Friday August 18 in Brattleboro Vermont. The event will dedicate a new aerial field and aims to put Brattleboro and Vermont on the aviation map, promote flying feasibility and safety, and demonstrate commercial possibilities of air travel.
The Boston Sunday Post Magazine presents A. Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes tale about the disappearance of Lady Frances Carfax. Holmes investigates clues across Europe to recover the missing noblewoman, uncovering hidden motives and danger.
Seven people were injured in a head on collision on Adams Street Dorchester near Hecla when one car swerved to miss a fire engine. Esther Peters 20 of Harrison Avenue was taken to City Hospital. Others treated for cuts and bruises included Mr and Mrs John McGlinchee Alice Finnegan seven years old Joseph Kratz William Smith and Mrs Alice Finnegan all from Orient Heights and McGlinchee owned car. Both cars were demolished.
Harold D. Oatley of 11 Floral Street Cambridge was drowned in the Charles River just before 11 last night after losing balance in a canoe near Robinson's boat house. Miss Agnes Connor of 14 Grove Avenue Cambridge is near collapse after the accident.
Mrs Annie Lee of 15 Ball Street was thrown from a car driven by her husband William B Lee in a collision with a larger vehicle at Massachusetts Avenue and Everett Street Cambridge yesterday. She struck her head and was unconscious. She was taken to Cambridge Hospital where surgeons found no serious injury but kept her for observation.
The Gallery on the Moors opens with a highly regarded mixed exhibit featuring H A Vincent, Vladimar Pawlosky, Hobart Nichols and others. Critics note conservatism with strong harbor and moonlight themes, a notable lineup of painters and sculptors, and a lifelike bust by A H Atkins. Exhibition runs through Aug 29.
A large group of American Legionnaires arrived at Cherbourg aboard the President Roosevelt to tour French battlefields. They were greeted by Admiral Grout and officials, gave three toasts, then departed by train for Paris to place a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier and meet with government officials. They will travel to Belgium to meet King Albert on August 30.
Wendell Phillips Dodge, once of Manchester New Hampshire and a figure in Boston and New York literary circles, is declared involuntarily bankrupt in a New York federal court. He has liabilities of 11010 with assets at 157, linked to his Bahai movement advocacy and later financial troubles from living costs in Manhattan. His varied roles include sailor artist civil engineer journalist playwright and theater producer.
An eight year old, Mary Covino, was seriously injured when the car carrying Mr. and Mrs. John Covino of 110 Paris Street East Boston plunged over a stone wall on Pond Street and overturned. The girl suffered a brain concussion and was taken to Boston City Hospital. parents were bruised.
New York aug 13 the American Legion announced a feature film about service to country community and fellow human beings to be shown first at the legion national convention in New Orleans national commander Hanford MacNider said the film aims to inspire good citizenship and faith in government and people as part of the legion’s film program.
Elizabeth Guino mother of seven sons and grandmother or great grandmother of 147 died in Padova at age 102.
The Boston News Bureau notes quotation from W. P. Hamilton in the New York Times reflecting on the Stock Market Barometer. The piece emphasizes that no business is too small or too large to ignore market indicators.
District Attorney O'Brien told longshoremen at Tremont street union hall that he is a laborer by trade and carries an active labor union card. He addressed Lodge 631 of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and Cheverus Assembly of the Knights of Columbus in Westboro, noting decades of union membership.
The Howard Atheneum launches a new burlesque season with Thayer and Sacks Follies Burlesque of 1922 led by Boston comic Mike Sacks. The bill also features vaudeville and a picture showcase under the slogan Always something doing 1 till 11.
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