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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1922
Page
7
Police Sergeant John A. Harrold and Mrs Harrold observed their 35th wedding anniversary in Winchester yesterday with family and friends. Harrold has served 23 years on the Winchester police force and the last three as a sergeant, oldest among rank and file except the chief William R. McIntosh.
Harley J. Dwinell, recently purchasing the Essex Drug Store, faced heavy losses over alleged stock irregularities and demands from creditors. In a note to his wife he spoke of despair and a plan to fly to the ends of the earth, then disappeared with his revolver after bidding farewell at their Arlington apartment. He was formerly with Dwinell & Cummings of Atlantic Avenue and connected with Masonic circles.
Labor leaders describe no split among unions and accuse the Association of Railway Executives of hard line on seniority. Bert Jewell says the executives closed the door to settlement while unions remain ready to meet for an honorable end. The dispute centers on seniority and the strike action affecting rail service.
An association stated that the basis offered by the train and engine service brotherhood leaders was not acceptable as submitted. A group of railroads will determine if adjustments can be achieved through further talks with mediators to reach a proposal acceptable to at least some roads under their special conditions for a separate and individual settlement.
Colonel Forbes, director of the U S Veterans Bureau, said there is a deep laid plot against Dr Arthur Brides head of the New England bureau. He noted no written charges exist, while telegrams from Legion supporters allege personal misconduct but not affecting office efficiency.
About 20 fruit growers met yesterday at S. W. Sabine’s Groton farm. Represented groups included Nashoba Fruit Producers, Massachusetts Fruit Growers, and Middlesex Bureau of Agriculture. Demonstrations showed sprayed trees stayed largely disease free and yielded more than untouched trees. In Zululand a wife can be purchased for about 15 oxen.
Cape Cod author Joe Lincoln, famed for global sales, writes Pie and the Past for the Boston Sunday Post Magazine series on married life, promising a new original story.
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