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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1922

Page

12

Grandpa's Final Act Shocks Family in Greenlawn Cemetery

In Greenlawn Cemetery a detective and a relative discover an elderly man dead by suicide near the grave of six year old Emma Fuchs. The narrative recalls a past accidental shooting when Grandpa threatened Emma with a pistol and she died. Charles Fuchs is comforted as the detective notes the fatal self inflicted wound.

New York Greenlawn Cemetery Emma Fuchs Grandpa Emma Charles Fuchs

Clever Boys Make Toys for Post Santa Claus

Eighth grade toy makers from Nathaniel VP Banks School in Waltham sent large cartons of wooden toys to the Post Santa. The gifts included wheelbarrows express carts auto dump carts and other items for boys and girls on the big list plus doll furniture for the girls.

Santa Nathaniel VP. Banks Waltham Nathaniel P. Banks

Massachusetts Eases Coal Shortage Through Substitutes

Use of soft coal and other substitutes by Massachusetts housewives has cut the anthracite shortage by more than 500 000 tons. Indications show the state will get through the winter comfortably. James J. Phelan, emergency fuel administrator, reported last night.

Massachusetts James Phelan

Broadway Thrill Seizes Duke in New York

Edward Fitzgerald Duke of Leinster arrived in America to race a 40 foot ketch against William Washburn Nutting and now claims his boldest feat was crossing Broadway in the roaring forties during theatre crowds. He praised American girls as the prettiest in the world.

New York Edward Fitzgerald Duke of Leinster America William Washburn Nutting Atlantic Broadway

Cardinal O Connell Christmas Greeting in The Pilot

Cardinal O Connell offers a Christmas message to the people of the Boston archdiocese urging new light and spirit to reconcile individuals and nations, published in The Pilot official organ.

Cardinal O'Connell Archdiocese of Boston

Christmas Message on Faith Hope and Global Reconciliation

A historic Christmas address declares the birth of a Savior as the source of peace and renewal. It envisions reconsecrating the world to the law of love, uniting states and nations, and restoring dignity through faith and hope for a better era.

Bethlehem Christy

Alexander Doyle Sculptor Dies at 30 in Boston

Alexander Doyle of Dedham renowned as a sculptor painter and musician died yesterday at the Phillips House Massachusetts General Hospital after a long illness. Funeral arrangements not announced. At thirty he had created more public monuments than any other man in the United States.

Alexander Doyle Dedham Phillips House Massachusetts General Hospital United States

Pierce Butler Confirmed as Associate Justice

Washington December 21 Pierce Butler St Paul attorney was confirmed as an associate justice of the United States Supreme Court late today by the Senate The vote stood 61 to 8 with opposition split four Republicans and four Democrats The roll call ban was removed and a motion to recommit the nomination to the judiciary committee was defeated 63 to 7 with vetoed uncertainty.

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Justice Butler Named for Vacancy on Supreme Court

Justice Butler, a Democrat, was named to fill the vacancy caused by former Justice Day. He will not assume the seat until January 2, as the Supreme Court is in recess. A prior nomination during the special session was blocked by the opposition.

Tually Justice Butler Day Supreme Court

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