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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1922

Page

5

Auto Strikes 89-Year-Old Woman on Commonwealth Avenue

Mrs. Catherine Hollis aged 89 of 236 Bay State Road was struck and likely fatally injured by Warren Freeman of 1480 Commonwealth Avenue Allston a real estate and insurance man. Freeman’s car headed toward Brighton struck Hollis as she paused in front of Commonwealth Avenue Hospital at 619 Commonwealth Avenue. She suffered a broken leg and arm and possible skull fracture. Hospital warned she might not survive the night.

Catherine Hollis Bay State Road Warren ¥. Freeman Commonwealth Avenue Allston State Street Boston Hollis Commonwealth Avenue Hospital Freeman Brighton

sanity test sought for ex Notre Dame instructor Tiernan

In Chicago Judge Righeimer signed commitment papers for John P. Tiernan after Dr James W Hall testified to mental unsoundness. Mrs Francea Pulaski alleged Tiernan hypnotised his wife and thwarted her will, prompting a hospital observation order. Tiernan had recently returned to his wife following a divorce and remarriage in Crown Point Indiana.

Chicago John P. Tiernan Notre Dame University Righelmer Francea Pulaski Tiernan James W. Hall Righeimer Cook County Psychopathic Hospital South Wend Crown Point Ind

Newman Lecture Tour Through Congo to Victoria

E M Newman spoke at Symphony Hall on Congo to Victoria highlighting Congo pygmy tribes rope bridges tattooed natives and Stanley’s Ujiji voyage. He showed bird and animal life views including a chimpanzee bath and a bull rhinoceros attack with vivid, realistic descriptions. lecture praised and repeated this afternoon.

E. M. Newman Symphony Hall Congo Victoria Stanley Mr. Newman Uijiji Livingecon Jong Newman

Harvard Mercantile Health Committee Study Presentation

A three year effort by the Harvard Mercantile Health Committee to improve department store employees health was highlighted in an illustrated lecture at 3 Joy street yesterday afternoon.

Harvard Mercantile Health Committee Joy Street

Health departments in Boston stores boost employee health

Three years into a project by major city retailers and Harvard Medical School, health units in 2% large stores report over half of workers seeking medical care monthly. Dr Emmons cites nasal and throat infections as common issues while executives tout exams and in-store dental clinics to improve health and earning power.

Harvard Medical School Boston A. B. Emmons G. B. Johnson R. H. White Company T. K. Corey William Filene’s Sons Company

Police Investigation Ordered Over Officer Testimony in Chinese Murder Trial

Suffolk police commissioner Herbert A. Wilson ordered an inquiry into claims by Attorney Charles H. Innes that Patrolman Harland E. Hall of Lagrange Street station falsified testimony in Suffolk Superior Court during the Chinese murder trial. Fong Jow, Providence Oriental, received 14 to 18 years for the slaying of Hong Shee Ging of 145 Harrison Avenue on April 18.

Herbert A. Wilson Charles H. Innes Harland E. Hall Lagrange Street Suffolk Superior Court Fong Jow Providence Oriental Hong Shee Ging Harrison Avenue

Olivia Stone’s suicide attempt at New York hotel

Olivia Stone, a Cincinnati trained nurse and former defendant in the Ellis Guy Kinkead murder case, tried to take her own life at a New York hotel by swallowing poison after being acquitted last April.

Olivia Stone New York Cincinnati Ellis Guy Kinkead Brooklyn

Fairies The Sun day Post Delves Into Trick Photography

The Sunday Post reports on trick photography that allegedly captures fairies and other mystic beings. Conan Doyle is cited as discussing the phenomenon and readers are invited to explore the forthcoming tale in the next issue.

Conan Doyle The Sunday Post

Screen Gossip Frank Sheridan Stars in One Exciting Night

Boston-born actor Frank Sheridan, known for Detective Yeats in Three Faces East, stars in One Exciting Night at Tremont Temple during its final week. He trained at the Boston Theatre, fought in a Peruvian revolution, and built a career with touring companies before rising to fame in Path in Full and later screen work with D. W. Griffith.

Frank Sheridan Tremont Temple Boston Boston Theatre Washington Street Rocky Mountain New York Detective Yeats D. W. Griffith

Walter Hiers Signs Five Year Star Contract

Walter Hiers receives a five year starring contract after loyal service to Famous Players Lasky Company. His next film will be Mr Billings Spends His Dime with Jacqueline Logan in the lead and a supporting cast including George Fawcett Robert McKim Clarence Burton Patricia Palmer and Lucien Littlefield. The change from Wallace Reid to Hiers may reflect casting suitability or Reid’s illness.

Famous Players- Lasky Company Walter Hiers Mr. Hiers Mr. Billings Jacqueline Logan George Fawcett Robert McKim Clarence Burton Patricia Palmer Lucien Littlefield Fatty Arbuckle Wallace Reid Mr. Reid

Screen Close Ups and Westward Plans for 1920s Stars

William Russell stars in a new Fox vehicle Man's Size with Carmel Myers opposite. Wesley Barry arrives in New York vaudeville hoping to perform in Boston before returning to Hollywood to make three pictures for Warner Brothers. John Robertson, Inspiration director, eats Thanksgiving turkey aboard a boat to Havana and will film exteriors for The Bright Shawl with Richard Barthelmess in Cuba.

William Russell Fox Carmel Myers Wesley Barry New York Boston Hollywood Warner Brothers John §. Robertson Havana Mr. Robertson Richard Barthelmess Cuba

Answers to Questions from R Co S Norton Glenn Hunter

Norton Glenn Hunter, a New York native now established actor, left tiny towns for city fame. He stars in Merton of the Movies at Cert Theatre and makes pictures for Film Guild, with titles like Second Fiddle Lap of Luxury and The Scarecrow. Other notes mention Corinne Griffith Vitagraph contract and Viola Diana Love in the Dark originally titled Page Tim OBrien.

New York Film Guild Mr. Hunter Cort Theatre Jack Maine Sylvia Breamer William Russell Florence Deshon Sally McTurk Ihtaven Buck Jones Barbara Bedford Jennie B Corinne Griffith Vitagraph D. Cc Boston Viola Diana Love Tim O’brien Prunella Hall The Boston Post

Turkish wife gains equal rights and privileges

A report notes that a Turkish wife has the same cares responsibilities and privileges as any American wife and is entitled to similar status under law and society.

Atlantic City Boardwalk Bazaar Recreates Ocean Scene in Mechanics Building

The eight day charity bazaar opens with crowds amazed by a replica Atlantic City scene in Mechanics Building. Proceeds aid disabled ex servicemen and several New England humanitarian groups. shops organized by major institutions along with business sponsors cover overhead costs. Notable booths include New England Hospital for Women and Children and Massachusetts League of Women Voters with nine shops each, plus Mah Jong game introduced by Mrs. Edwin S Webster.

Atlantic City Mechanics Building New Jersey New England Hospital For Women and Children Massachusetts League of Women Voters Francis Willard Herbert B. Howard Arthur C. Rotch Household Nursing Association and Training School For Attendants William W. Vaughan Simmons College China Edwin S. Webster Thomas P. Convey Talbot Hall Thayer Birdsall

Borah to Speak for Russians at Boston Symphony Hall

Senator William E. Borah speaks at Symphony Hall on recognizing Russia after a Russia trip. The Citizens' Committee arranges free seating for 2000 with some floor blocks sold. Frankfurter hosts Borah at dinner after his Washington arrival.

Persody Symphony Hall Russia Borah Boston Washington Felix Frankfurter Cambridge

Miss Lucy Branham Aids Borah Meeting in Boston

A young enthusiast for Russia and close observer of Soviet conditions, Miss Lucy Branham, a Columbia University teacher and PhD student, works with the Citizens' Committee behind the scenes. She travels to Boston to assist with the Borah gathering.

Lucy Branham United States Senator ‘Borah Boston Citizens’ Committee Russia Columbia

Rapid Fire Mental Test for Yale Students

Yale introduces a rapid-fire mental test with forty yes or no questions to be answered in ten minutes. Professor J. E. Anderson notes the new exam works well and better gauges a student’s knowledge than the prior half-hour method.

Conn Yale J. E. Anderson

Germany Tops in Women Admitted to Reichstag

Germany quickly leads other nations in the number of women admitted to the Reichstag, signaling a shift in political representation as female delegates increase.

Germany

Police Stop Runaway Horse On Commonwealth Avenue

Chief John R. McGarr and Traffic Officers Edward J. Hayes and Jones stopped a runaway horse attached to a wagon near Kenmore station on Commonwealth Avenue. The frightened horse bolted from Hotel Somerset in front of a delivery wagon piloted by Stanley Herrett. McGarr slowed the wagon with another patrol car, and two officers used a third vehicle to halt the animal near Brookline.

John R. McGarr Bureau of Criminal Investigation Edward J. Hayes Jones Commonwealth Avenue Kenmore Station Hotel and Railroad New Stanley Herrett Somerset Brookline Chief McGarr Mal

Lautner Sings A Thoughtful Recital In Jordan Hall

Tenor Joseph Lautner presented a well chosen program in Jordan Hall with Dudley Fitts at the piano. The recital pleased a large audience though his high notes showed strain. Lautner’s lyric tone and clear diction, particularly in French, carried the measure despite the absence of overworked pieces.

Joseph Lautner Lautner

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