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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1922

Page

7

Four volunteers offer skin graft for injured Private Davis

Aug 29 report from Ringfield states four comrades from the Wist Motor Transport Company at Devens volunteered to donate two square feet of skin for grafting to Private William B. Davis who was badly burned while aiding a fire. The act is credited with saving trucks and Davis has been conferred by Governor Cox.

Ringfield William BE. Davis Wist Motor Transport Company Davis Cox

Former Husband Faces Contempt Over Alimony Range

Proceedings against Walter F. Sykes of Dorchester for contempt in failing to obey a decree to pay alimony to Lulu M. Sykes and their daughter Elizabeth were heard. Lulu, now married to Wittig, seeks provision for her 12 year old daughter, as Sykes has an estate of about 1 million from his father. Judge Keating continued the case and the parties agreed Sykes will not transfer any inherited property pending further action.

Walter F. Sykes Dorchester Equity Keating Lulu M. Sykes Sykes Navy Elizabeth L. Sykes Brooklyn N. Y

Funeral of Well Known Labor Leader

Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon for Sean J. Blake chairman of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engine Men of the Boston and Maine system who died Monday at Cambridge hospital after a two day illness due to diabetes. The services were at his late home 351 Walden street North Cambridge.

Sean J. Blake Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen Boston and Maine Cambridge Hospital Walden Street North Cambridge

SONS NEGLECT TO HELP HER IN REVEALING COURT FEES

Mrs Annie Gotgart 74 of Revere saw her three sons cited for contempt for failing to pay court ordered support. Judge Keating ordered John Morris and Louis to pay arrears totaling 66.36, 62.36 and 58.36 respectively by Sept 6 or face jail. John was found paying 50 cents weekly on an insurance policy listing him as beneficiary.

Annie Gotgart Revere Keating Equity Superior Court David H. Fulton John Morris Louis Harry G. Gotgart Bernard W. Berkowitch Harry

Screen Gossip Acker to Head Own New Film Company

Screen gossip says Jean Acker formerly Mrs Rudolph Valentino may return to the screen at the head of her own company New York capital is said to back a series of pictures starring Miss Acker She has appeared in New York theatres billed as Mrs Rudolph Valentino and once refused to use her husband s name Her last screen appearance was Her Own Money with star Ethel Clayton

Jean Acker Rudolph Valentino New York Capital Miss Acker New York Paramount Ethel Clayton

Do Married Men Make The Best Actors In The Strangers Banquet

The article notes that several male actors in The Strangers Banquet are married to well known actresses or have notable marital connections. Rockcliffe Fellowes is married to Lucille Walsor, Claude Gillingwater is established as a leading character actor with a son, Thomas Holding is wed to Muriel Godfrey Turner, and Hobart Bosworth joined the cast at Marshall Neilan’s urging, all described as bene dicts and friends.

Marshall Neilan Benedicts Rockcliffe Fellowes Goldwyn Studio New York Lucille Walsor Claude Gillingwater Thomas Holding Muriel Godfrey-Turner Hobart Bosworth Mr. Neilan Benedict

Hollandia adds Wyndham Standing and Marguerite Marsh to Lion's Mouse cast

The Hollandia Film Corporation signs Wyndham Standing and Marguerite Marsh for photoplay Producers Security release. They sailed for Nolland to star in The Lion's Mouse adaptation by C. N. and A. M. Williamson. Evelyn Greeley and Carlyle Blackwell return after appearing in Bulldog Drummond for Hollandia.

Hollandia Film Corporation Wyndham Standing Marguerite Marsh Nolland C. N A. M. Williamson Evelyn Greeley Carlyle Blackwell Hollandia Film Company

Chaplin Builds Beverly Hills Home Near Fairbanks Estate

Charles Chaplin spends leisure moments supervising his hilltop Beverly Hills residence under construction near the beauty spot of Mary and Douglas Fairbanks. He is seen as escort to Lila Lee, prompting questions in the film colony about his plans with her.

Charles Chaplin Beverly Hills Mary and Douglas Fairbanks Charlie Lila Lee Film

Laurette Taylor Leads Cast in Peg O' My Heart Screen Debut

Laurette Taylor will star with Mahlon Hamilton Ethel Greyberry Nigel Barrie Russell Simpson Lionel Belmore Vera Lewis Fred Huntley D R O Hartsell and Eileen OMalley in Peg O My Heart directed by King Victor. The company traveled last week to Crags Lake near Ventura California for location filming.

Laurette Taylor Peg O' My Heart Mahlon Hamilton Ethel Greyberry Nigel Barrie Russell Simpson Lionel Belmore Vera Lewis Fred Huntley D. R. O. Hartsell Eileen O'Malley Pat O'Malley King Victor Crags Lake Ventura Calif

Hawks Morosco form new production company

Walter Morosco son of Oliver Morosco and Howard Hawks establish Hawks Morosco Produ c tions. United States will be their headquarters and The Border Patrol is the tentative title for their first film with Helene Chadwick and Richard Dixon in leading roles.

Walter Morosco Oliver Morosco Howard Hawks Hawks-Morosco United Studies Border Patrol Helene Chadwick Richard Dixon

Actress Trude Olmstead in Shadows of Conscience

The Boston Post notes Trude Olmstead, an ava beauty contest alumna, appears in Shadows of Conscience. Not married, she has starred in Universal features and is linked to film discussions about Money and other projects.

Certrude Olmstead Bhe Ava Universal Roxbury M. T Pegay Bhaw Robert Agnew Norma ‘Talemadge Boston Post Boston Mass

Fire destroys Vine and High Street dwelling estate

Randolph police probe a fire at the Vine and High streets dwelling. A moonshine operation was found with oil stoves under a big still and 70 gallons of liquor recovered after flames. Occupants fled and bystanders seized much of the liquor. The home belonged to the Michael Ford estate and was leased to Boston parties via the local church. The house is a total loss.

Randolph Vine and High Streets Vine Michael Ford

Little Walks About Boston on Printing's Births

The piece reflects on a world without printed books and highlights Petrarch copying Cicero manuscripts, the rise of printing in the 15th century, and its impact on knowledge. It links the invention to rediscovery of classical works, Columbus’s era, and the Graphic Arts Exposition’s role in tracing printing’s history.

Dante Petrarch Cicero Laurentian Florence Michael Angelo America

Sisters Drown While Visiting River for Picnic

Gretchen Lyden age 18 and Phoebe Lyden age 15, sisters from Rutherford New Jersey, drowned in the Pemigewasset River at Franklin while vacationing. Phoebe sank after wading into deep water and Gretchen died trying to rescue her. Local rescues brought the bodies ashore about 15 feet from the bank. They were daughters of Frank P Lyden assistant general manager of the International Paper Company of New York.

Franklin W. H Gretchen Phoebe Lyden Rutherford N. J Pemigewasset Phoebe Leo Routhler John Roach Roy Powell Charles Hayden Frank P. Lyden International Paper Company of New York

New York Police to Carry Batons on Rioting Duties

Police Commissioner Enright plans equipping New York mounted police with a British style baton after studying methods abroad. A hickory three foot club with cord wrap and sword-hilt grip arrived for inspection. kept soaked in water to gain weight and sting.

New York Enright England

One Chance To Rescue Miners In California Shaft

Rescue crews work in six hour shifts to clear a caved tunnel from the Kennedy to the Argonaut mine in Jackson California. Forty seven miners are trapped by a fire in the Argonaut shaft and two days of work are needed at least to reach them. Gas tests are made as workers dig to avoid poisonous fumes. Hope rests on reaching the men before the fire gains further headway.

Jackson Cal Kennedy Argonaut

Moonshining Case Proceeds Against Dorchester Shopkeeper

Max Sugarman of Dorchester testified at 112 Waite Street Malden that Mrs. Alice Weir, owner of the house, was the real moonshiner. She allegedly urged him to buy a moonshine factory while visiting for tea. Sugarman admitted selling moonshine about two years ago after a raid but said raids stopped him. The case continues with a ruling expected next Friday.

Max Sugarman Dorchester Waite Street Malden Alice Weir Hayes United States Stone Mr. Shea Sugarman Weir

Prosecution Dropped Over Lost Liquor Evidence

John J. Buckley charged in Charlestown for liquor law violations at 71 and 73 Chelsea Street was discharged after the government’s witness reported evidence had been lost at the State House where it was to be analyzed.

John J. Buckley Charlestown Chelsea Street Ivers Sullivan State House

Man Fights Bear in Vaudeville Disturbance

William Blythe of West Hoboken New Jersey was fined $10 for disorderly conduct after an alleged intoxicated clash with a trained bear at the Lincoln Theatre. Police say Blythe fought the bear in front of a crowd, and trainer Major Jack Allan separated them. the bear bit Blythe’s hand.

New York William Blythe West Hoboken N. J Hauenstein Lincoln Theatre Jack Allan Blythe

Chain Found Ground Into Switch at City Farms Siding

Special police patrolling the Boston and Maine railroad tracks at City Farms siding found a heavy chain ground into a switch by a freight train. Train crew felt a jolt when cars passed the switch. Authorities believe the chain was placed to wreck the train.

Lowell Boston & Maine Railroad City Farms

Alibi Absolute tale from Gerald Mygatt in Boston Post Magazine

The Boston Sunday Post Magazine features Gerald Mygatt's The Alibi Absolute a startling underworld tale set to intrigue readers with crime and suspense.

Gerald Mygatt Boston Sunday Post

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