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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1922

Page

7

Five Cent Fare Backers Push Boston Elevated Hearing

Strong speakers at the Boston Elevated public trustees hearing urged a five cent fare for all lines. Corporation Counsel E Mark Sullivan, representing Mayor Curley, cited legal limits but urged progress toward uniform five cent fares before the Public Utilities Commission. Former Senator James H Brennan criticized lack of public control and pressed trustees to run the road, not its directors, with several lawmakers backing the plan.

Boston Thomas A. Niland East Boston Massachusetts Avenue Corporation E. Mark Sullivan Curley Sullivan Public Utilities Commission Mr. Niland James F. Jackson Board of Trustees J. Frank O'Hare Jackson Niland Chamber of Commerce Boston Elevated James H. Brennan Charlestown Elevated State Street Richard J. Foley South Boston Thomas IF. Donovan W. Jennings Patton William J. Foley Meaney Roxbury J. Frederick Curtin

Baby Falls 40 Feet From Roof In Chelsea Tragedy

Dorothy White 20 months old daughter of Theodore White of 49 Chestnut Street Chelsea is in serious condition at Chelsea Memorial Hospital after a 40 foot fall from her home roof. Skull fractured.

Dorothy White Theodore White Chestnut Street Chelsea Chelsea Memorial Hospital

Cox Raps Unions at Massachusetts Furniture Outing

Governor Channing Cox told 200 House Furnishers of Massachusetts at the Pemberton Inn that no group may bar a man from work and warned of an soon to come coal shortage. The gathering featured races and prizes, with Frank Cotton named most popular salesman and speakers including Joseph E. Warner and H L Kincaid. Warner attacked Lieut. Governor Fuller’s politics while praising furniture dealers for aiding home building and wages.

Channing Cox Massachusetts Pemberton Inn Commonwealth Weather Bureau House Furnishers’ Association of Massachusetts Nero Atheletes Gladiators Fred Americo Mafero A. G. Mafero Isadore Westerman Frank Cotton of Cotton and Co H. L. Kincaid Charles E. Osgood Warner Fuller

Fisherman Cleared Distances In Swims To Shore

Henry J. Cleveland a fisherman qualified as a distance swimmer after falling from his power boat two miles southwest of Bay Head Cliff He shed his oilskins and boots and swam to shore Two summer residents swam out to assist him the last 50 yards through the undertow The boat continued on and beached a half mile away from the landing point.

Vineyard Haven Henry J. Cleveland Bay Head Cliff Cleveland

Carryall Upended by Auto on Revere Beach Parkway

Nine persons, four children, escaped serious injury when a carryall overturned after being struck by an automobile on the Revere Beach parkway. The driver Frank Pernstein of Chelsea and passenger Joseph Wiseman were among those treated at Chelsea Memorial Hospital and sent home. Bern stein was bruised and Daniel Saunders of Charlestown drove the auto and delivered occupants to the hospital.

Revere Beach Parkway Frank Pernstein Elm Street Chelsea Joseph Wiseman Bernstein Chelsea Memorial Hospital Daniel Saunders Monument ) Street Charlestown

Harding to push coal control law for national fuel plan

President Harding planned to ask Congress for emergency powers to regulate coal distribution and prices. Officials said the move aims to guard the country against winter hardships by empowering a federal fuel emergency organization.

Washington Associated Press Harding Congress Federal Fuel Emergency Organization

Has Plan of Control for Coal Regulation Proposed

President weighs definite legislation to grant power to supersede voluntary coal control. A draft fuel administration plan by Secretary Hoover is before him. A federal coal commission could study the industry and propose permanent labor solutions. Until empowering law passes, the central coal distribution committee would keep voluntary price agreements in force during the strike.

Hoover Federal Coal Commission Central Coal Distribution Committee Mr. Hoover Federal Coal Committee Commerce Spencer

Girl From Tragic Boston Party Applies for Marriage

In Worcester on August 16 Miss Ona M. Cosskie 24 Townsend Street filed for a marriage license to wed Arthur J. Crowe a Haverhill leather manufacturer. She initially denied the plan then confirmed the license but gave no date or place. Cosskie 28 Crowe 43 are both divorced or widowed in prior unions.

Worcester Ona M. Cosskie Townsend Street Boston Arthur J. Crowe Haverhill Cosskie

Whipple Campaign Tour Gains Momentum in Mass.

The Sherman L. Whipple Flying Squadron returned to Boston after a Western Massachusetts swing, boosting support for Whipple in the Democratic race for the U.S. Senate. The tour continues with noonday talks in Webster, Southbridge, Fitchburg, Leominster, Gardner, and Clinton, and evening meetings in Fitchburg, Marlboro, Leominster, Clinton, Webster, and Southbridge. Thomas J. Boynton will speak in Fitchburg, while Mrs. Susan FitzGerald and Mrs. Celia White addressed Worcester County voters at a Fitchburg rally.

Sherman L. Whipple Boston Massachusetts United States Webster Southbridge Fitchburg Leominster Gardner Clinton Marlboro Thomas J. Boynton Susan FitzGerald Celia J. White Worcester County

Walsh Accepts O Brien Challenge To Debate In Boston

Attorney Joseph P Walsh, candidate for Suffolk County district attorney, accepts District Attorney O Briens challenge for a public debate in Pemberton square at 1 PM. Walsh just returned from the West and will discuss his merits and the incumbent's qualifications, with further talks in Heath square Jamaica Plain Friday night.

Joseph P. Walsh Suffolk County O’brien Pemberton Square Walsh O'Brien Heath Square Jamaica Plain

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