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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1922
Page
6
Tauber Max, a Brooklyn broker, was sentenced to 70 days in jail and $200 in fines after pleading guilty to two more speeding charges. He had been arrested 28 times in two years and convicted 21 times for speed violations, marking the heaviest sentence in Brooklyn traffic court history.
George E Morrison of 11 Pope Street Salem Massachusetts writes that after years of stomach trouble and failed treatments O Briens for Dyspepsia relieved him after one bottle and he took three more to fully recover He endorses the remedy promising money back if no relief and notes it has been prescribed since 1898 by a Massachusetts doctor
West Coast star Mahlon Hamilton arrives in New York to play a principal role in Marion Davies Cosmopolitan production Little Old New York. He recently finished Peg o My Heart with Laurette Taylor and has appeared with Fox Famous Players Lasky and Goldwyn. He first gained fame as Paul in Three Weeks and is married to a non professional.
Gaston Glass, a popular French leading man, has appeared in ten pictures this year, underscoring his strong demand. Among his notable roles is in Gimmie, Rupert Hughes Goldwyn production, and he currently plays the title role in The Hero.
Thomas Meighan travels to White Sulphur Springs Virginia with a print of Back Home and Broke for a special showing before state governors. George Ade accompanies Meighan. Barbara LaMarr Mae Busch join Souls for Sale with Frank Mayo Richard Dix Lew Cody and Kathryn McGuire starring for Ben Turpin in The Shriek of Araby.
Pearl White, busy with the Pathe serial Plunder, creates a stir on Broadway and Fifth Avenue wearing an all white ensemble including a turban short fur coat and white Russian boots. The striking costume highlights her blonde features against the dreary day.
The Shirley Mason production under Fox uses the Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus for filming with many scenes shot under the real big top. Miss Lillian Leitzell, a noted tight rope walker, advises Mason on circus life and performance.
Goldwyn previews a forthcoming Ben Hur spectacle noting the stage version’s first stage debut over twenty years ago with William Farnum as Ben Hur and William S Hart as Simonides. The switch from stage to motion picture made both actors widely known.
Augusta reader notes Harrison Ford, in his early 30s and divorced from Beatrice Prentice, is at Cosmopolitan studios in New York City with Marion Davies in Little Old New York. He has recent credits Shadows and Thorns and Orange Blossoms.
All entrants from Ireland face special examinations due to a virulent typhus in Mayo County. Dr. J. D. Reichard of the Federal quarantine service announces heightened efforts by American and Irish health teams to prevent disease importation.
Charles A Morss Governor commends the Boston Post for front page notice to Victory bonds holders about 434 percent notes due redemption December 15. He notes Treasury rely on such announcements and thanks the paper for public service aiding treasury publicity. December 14.
Ex-Congressman Joseph F. OConnell argued to a Suffolk County jury that hod-carriers need no collar buttons. Luigi Carere of Mattapan was found innocent of stealing 10 collar buttons worth four cents each. The court and jury, plus witnesses and officials, laughed during testimony as Carere defended his good name and honesty.
Officials will begin Monday at the United States Steamboat Inspectors to hear officers and crew from the tug Juno and the army steamer General Thomas Jessup about the collision off Long Island head. Testimony will be sent to Washington for a decision on responsibility. Lady Astor donated 1000 to Radcliffe College for a political discussion hall.
Patrolman Dyson Kring of the Dudley Street station was exonerated from all blame for beating Edward Co. Monahan on December 7 during an arrest for drunkenness. Judge Palmer refused to issue a warrant for assault and battery. Monahan was found guilty of drunkenness and fined five dollars. he appealed. Monahan had been treated at City Hospital for a possible skull fracture amid testimony about the incident.
The judge announced his finding that men who resist arrest must be prepared to face the consequences, signaling a hard line in handling confrontations with law enforcement.
Onle Etichill alias Harry Johnson of Quincy Massachusetts is held for trial after pleading not guilty to breaking into the Pascoag post office on June 14. He had just completed a six month sentence for carrying concealed weapons.
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