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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1922
Page
20
The Rev. Frank 8. Rice, pastor of the First Universalist Church of Saugus, will wed Mrs. Theresa Ilowe of Marlboro at Somerville Universalist Church. Both are 70 years old. They met when Rice led the Marlboro church years ago. The ceremony will be performed by Rev. George Leighton. The couple will reside in Saugus.
Seven queens ex-queens and near queens travel to London for a queenly Christmas gathering. Participants include Queen Mary of Great Britain Queen Mother Alexandra Queen Maud of Norway King George's sister with the Norwegian royals Dowager Empress Marie of Russia Dowager Queen Olga of Greece Dowager Queen Amelie of Portugal and Queen Augusta Victoria of Portugal in exile.
The Senate blocked action on Pierce Butler’s nomination to the Supreme Court via an objection to consideration. Senator Norris of Nebraska is believed to have lodged the objection, with a judiciary committee notice to revive the nomination tomorrow. The report adds that tin plate manufacture began in Bohemia in the 16th century.
Mayor Curley announced that all city trucks and 600 workers will be pressed into service to deliver 9000 tons of municipal coal. About 150 trucks will suspend street cleaning and other work to ensure coal reaches residents, amid concerns over private truck delays.
Oscar W. Nelson, serving a life sentence for murder in Worcester, is parole eligible but cannot leave the state prison until arranged passage on a Sweden bound steamer. Passports are being secured and an officer will ensure his boarding. Nelson has served 21 years nine months and is described as a model prisoner by acting Warden Henry.
Peabody December 20 Leo J Buckley 19 a star athlete at Peabody High School died tonight from pneumonia He was quarterback on the last Peabody High football team and pitcher on the baseball squad He had recently been chosen captain of the baseball team for 1993
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