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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1922

Page

1

Loved Husband as a Brother Case in Salem Court

Mrs. Marjorie Gerould testified in Salem court that she could not love Eddie Gerould her husband who sues for divorce claiming she was married in name only. She denied affection for several men cited by her husband and recalled marrying Mr Gerould after her sister Ade lade died.

Salem Marjorie Gerould Sunbeam Inn Salem Court Eddie” Gerould Eddie’ Gerould New York Mr. Gerould Marjorie Adelade

Woman fights off attacker in Somerville streets

Mrs. Lillian W. Oliver of 1992 Broad Way Somerville Pa reports a stranger attacked her at the corner of Porter and Carver streets. She followed him, broke free with screams, and the man fled as pedestrians gathered. Police received her description.

Lillian W. Oliver Broadwe Somervilley Porter and Carver

Unique vest evidence in Millett liquor case

Albert I Millett once of Portland Maine faced Municipal Court for keeping and selling liquor at the Quincy House. Special officers testified Millett sold dunks for 35 cents and poured a half ounce of whiskey for 15 more. Millett claimed to be a cement salesman. He was found guilty and to be sentenced Saturday.

Albert I. Millett Portland Quincy House David Laurie Nolmes and Russell Miller Millett

Human Assets Drive Bank Trust and Growth

The text outlines core bank values focusing on assets beyond money. It emphasizes integrity, helpfulness, and successful experience as essential qualities. It asserts backing by the Federal Reserve System and the idea that assets matter regardless of account size.

Federal Reserve System

Post Santa Claus Fund Struggles With Shortfall

Appeals outnumber supply of presents as Post Santa Claus fund trails far behind. Volunteers arrived from distant points but many sent away due to bare stockrooms and lack of funds. Children’s letters continue arriving seeking a small measure of Christmas happiness unavailable elsewhere.

POST Santa Claus New England Santa

Curley Opens Campaign for Governor in Mass 1924 Rally

Boston Mayor James M Curley launched his 1924 governor bid with a rally at the Elks Club dining hall. He pledged to brush aside detractors including the Boston Finance Commission and other agencies he accused of blocking public progress.

Curley Massachusetts Elks’ Club Boston Finance Commission

Statement of unity amid unsure GOP opponent

A speaker expresses readiness to organize as a free agent and offer his best to all people regardless of race or religion. He mentions possible rivals Alvan Fuller or Frank Allen and asserts principles over partisan conflict as the campaign begins.

Republican Party Alvan Fuller Frank Allen

Elevator Girl Fire Heroine

Miss Lena Hamlin of 1692 Washington Street an elevator operator in the Blake building at Washington and Temple Place yesterday afternoon discovered a fire on the eighth floor. After shouting for assistance she used a fire extinguisher until the firemen arrived.

Lena Hamlin Washington Street Blake Washington and Temple Place

Dorchester Patrolman Knocked Down in Auto Crash

Patrolman Harry M. Currier age 33 of 206 Norwell Street Dorchester was struck on Centre Street near Ardale Street West Roxbury by a speeding driver who fled the scene. The officer is unidentified in the report.

Harry M. Currier Norwell Street Dorchester Centre Street Ardale Street West Roxbury

Boston greeting marks new First Army Corps commander

Major-General Andre Brewser, newly appointed to succeed Major-General Clarence Edwards, greeted Bostonians with a cheerful hello as he stepped from the Colonial Express at Back Bay station after a lengthy Washington to Boston ride.

Andre W. Brewster Back Bay Brewster Edwards First Army Corps Boston Andre Brewser Clarence R. Edwards Colonial Express Washington

Couple welcomed with praise at station visit to city

The husband and wife were greeted with a pleasing simile aimed at newspapermen and army officers at the station. They then boarded a waiting army car and were whisked to the Copley Plaza, their temporary city home.

Copley Plaza

Lodge Proposes Amendment on Women and Child Employment

Senator Lodge of Massachusetts introduced a resolution proposing a Constitutional amendment to empower Congress to require employment of women and of children under 18. The measure was presented in Washington.

Washington Congress Senator Lodge Massachusetts

Tomorrow Very Important Day for Many Victory Bondholders

The United States Government calls for payment on December 15 1922 of 434 per cent Victory bonds bearing letters A to F. Bondholders must cash the full amount plus the coupon due that day or risk losing the May 20 1923 coupon and face value only at maturity. Warns of fake securities and advises reinvesting in other Liberty bonds or banks.

United States Victory

Weather Poem Forecast Teeteulates Odd Clues

The fragment hints a rustic weather prediction noting a lonely moon and a wary omen for tonight. It suggests warmth ahead with unusual phrasing and an archaic voice from a historical rural column.

Dry Navy Moves Against Rum Fleet Off Nantucket

The first dry navy raid on the Christmas rum-running fleet nears action as Coast Guard cutter Acushnet fights heavy seas approaching Nantucket Sound after a schooner sighting offshore. The vessels had been signaling off the island for about a day.

Nantucket New England Coast Guard Acushnet Nantucket Sound

Mystery afloat as Acushnet and Silva Trite vanish at sea

Coast guard cutter stayed in contact with naval authorities by wireless as three men from the Martinique schooner Silva Trite are cared for by Nantucket overseers of the poor. They report water rescue, then the schooner sails for Cape Cod with two crew aboard.

Coast Guard Alexander Nuttrolet Silva Trite Island Martinque Nantucket Cape Cod Acushnet Woods Hole Nutrolet

Boston broker Barker’s wedding to Miss Powers postponed

George Albert Barker failed to appear for the marriage to Miss Alice Gertrude Powers of Cambridge. The ceremony was postponed indefinitely as the bride was visibly distressed and dismissed guests.

Barker Miss Powers Cambridge George Albert Barker Newton Boston Alice Gertrude Powers Ericson Street

City water shut off to five tenements amid tax dispute

Fifteen families in five Ferndale street tenements faced severe hardship when the City Water Department cut water supply yesterday afternoon due to nonpayment of water taxes by owner Mrs. L. Abramson of 79 Quint Avenue Allston. Abramson said she sold the property Tuesday and is not responsible for the conditions.

Dorchester City Water Department Ferndale Street L. Abramson Quint Avenue Allston

Boxing at Armory A A Will ie Harmon Defeats Herman

Harmon of Allentown won a 10 round decision over Jack Herman at the Armory in a boxing card. Harvard beat Boston University 2 to 0 in hockey. Princeton defeated Pennsylvania to win the intercollegiate soccer championship.

Armory A. A Willie Harmon Jack Herman Allentown Harvard Boston University Princeton Pennsylvania

Full sports reports noted on pages 19 20 and 21

The instruction directs readers to the sports sections across pages 19 20 and 21 for complete game coverage. It signals a multi-page compilation rather than a single unified recap.

Weather Outlook Clouds and Warm Temps in New England

Forecast shows cloudier skies and a milder start for Boston area on Thursday with rain or snow possible Thursday night. Winds shift east and southeast, increasing in the eastern portion, with mixed precipitation likely across southern and northern New England and eastern New York by Friday.

Boston Washington New England New York Sandy Hook

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