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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1922
Page
11
The hub police form a tanglefoot squad to ease traffic in the business district. Ten officers rove the area to keep vehicles moving and curb jaywalking, focusing on chauffeurs waiting for employers to exit department stores.
Princess Anastasia and her Greek husband Prince Christopher sail for New York aboard the Olympic. They are expected to settle permanently in the United States, likely on her Long Island estate, abandoning turbulent Europe.
Isador Kredenster, husband of Jennie Kredenster, was held for the Federal Grand Jury by U S Commissioner Hayes on making moonshine. The exchange freed Jennie, with Morroco and Mrs. Kredenster held and bail posted. A novel defense claimed the man thought he was making syrup, not moonshine. Dragon is a lizard found in the East Indies.
Thousands of Jewish men women and children in Greater Boston observe Chanukah the Feast of Lights marking eight days of candle lighting in synagogues temples and homes. The ceremony includes a nine branched menorah with nightly candle additions and benedictions.
Catalog entry describes men's golf hose in heather and brushed finishes with English wool blends and fancy turnover styling. Mentions hose priced up to ten dollars and includes brief product notes on turnover design and color blends.
The Census Bureau reports November cotton consumption as the largest monthly total since October 1917. Secretary Denby says drilling of offset gas wells to preserve oil reserves on naval Reserve No 1 in California will begin immediately. Senate debates farm credit and subsidies while Wallace testifies for lower hay and grain transport rates. House considers naval appropriations with a $331 million construction program.
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