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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1922
Page
17
Theodore Hedlund reports from New York where Mrs Berle and Miss Mulry toured a film city near Ri Alto. Mulry, hailed as a millionaire-for-a-day after winning a contest, visited cabarets and the Ziegfeld Follies while sharing lessons about learning and asking questions behind the scenes.
Miss Minnie Mulry Boston lecturer and campaigner arrives at Fox film studios with her sisters to witness a new production. Directors pose them with stars like Barbara Castleton and Raymond Bloomer as cameras roll for a cabaret scene. The visit ends with a tour of labs and a reception at the Algonquin.
The executive council of the United Textile Workers of America will meet in Fall River on Monday January and stay several days. A 29 percent wage increase is expected to be discussed. The unveiling of a monument in St. Patrick's cemetery for late president John Golden is planned with all officials and council members likely to attend.
Julian White of Somerville filed a bill in Middlesex Superior Court alleging Robert Burns of Medford enticed White’s wife May away. White seeks an injunction to prevent Burns from disposing his stock in Guaranty Security Corp where Burns is treasurer, and to have stock turned over to a master for conversion to cash to satisfy a potential decree. The case, returnable December 20 in Suffolk court, names attorney Nathan Allian of Tremont Street.
Miss Bertha Kulik testified in District Court that Mrs. Stanley Herrezga blinded her with pepper and left her sneezing for two weeks after an auto incident. Kulik said the attack followed alleged jealous behavior as she rode to work with Mr. Herrezga.
A girl was found guilty of assault and her sentence was postponed to Saturday for further proceedings.
Dublin reports the last 200 British troops in Free State Ireland boarded trains to England. A marching band led the departure as thousands cheered while Free State troops took over the barracks.
Mrs. Mary Fagan owner of a Cambridge street lunch room wrestled a thief who snatched $8 from her cash register while she stood alone. The assailant fled after dropping a cap in her grip, and she pursued him briefly before he escaped bareheaded.
The Roosevelt Memorial Association debated memorial forms under chairman Elihu Roots but postponed a final decision, awaiting a meeting to be called by Mr. 00.
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