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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1922
Page
13
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zeman, longtime Arlington Heights residents, marked their 51st wedding anniversary yesterday at their home 34 Williams Street Arlington Heights.
City officials within ten miles of Charlestown navy yard plan a Washington visit next week to press New England congressional representatives for funding to refit the Leviathan at the Charlestown navy yard. Mayor Peters received a telegram from Senator Lodge signaling effort to arrange the capital meeting.
In New York on January 31 Giovanni Martinelli the Metropolitan Opera tenor was sworn in as a police reserve. He takes the place left by the late Enrico Caruso and may wear a shield carry handcuffs and a pistol with full reserve rights.
W A Hawkins of Jordan Marsh urged cheerful staff and friendly greetings to improve customer service. The International Retail Delivery Association convention at Copley Plaza drew 3000 retailers from the US and Canada to discuss delivery costs and wage standardization. Boston firms Jordan Marsh C F Hovey William Filene's R H White and Houghton and Dutton were present.
Special primary in Ward 10 South Boston Tuesday to fill the House vacancy after Daniel W. Casey quit for Suffolk County deputy district attorney. Seven candidates: Morris Creed Connell Kinnaly Halloran Shanahan Foley. Voter registration reached 8323 at Joseph Tuckerman School. The primary winner is expected to win the Feb 25 special election.
Francis B Sayre Jr and Eleanore Sayre and Woodrow Wilson Sayre signed the Wilson Foundation guest book yesterday at Tremont headquarters in order that their grandfather see their names enrolled among the founders of the endowment to be named after him. The book will be sent to President Wilson with the names of thousands of Massachusetts citizens when the Foundation is completed. Mrs Sayre, youngest daughter of Mr Wilson, also signed the book.
Eleanor and Woodrow Wilson Sayre were among the first subscribers to the Foundation during the opening Wilson Hour at the Old State House. The event featured a guest book, signatures by children, and the promise of founder certificates for those who sign receipts and send them to national headquarters in New York.
Clifford Powell of Somerville, married, at Lynn Hospital with serious injuries after his car, lights out, was struck by a second vehicle driven by Tony Dellaporte of Revere near Oak Island Point of Pines on the boulevard last night. Powell suffered facial and head cuts, possible internal injuries, and a fractured skull. his wife and Grace Baker of Revere were with him, Baker saying they were en route to her home when trouble began.
Hope Hampton, the red haired star, declares matrimony as the only thing that would end her screen career. She says only one kind of husband will do, addressing Cavemen and audience attention.
A vivid excerpt from an interview reveals a speaker describing her ideal partner as dark skinned with black curly hair and a strong chest, a gentle cave man who thinks deeply, educated and foreign looking yet wholesome. She favors Boston’s people and contemplates red hair versus blond, noting hair color themes affect perceptions of youth and temperament.
Washington announces three more steamers assigned by the Shipping Board to carry Boston wheat to Russia for relief. Tenafly will load in Boston for a Baltic port, Hinckey and Braddock head to safe Baltic and Black Sea ports, together with Lloyd already loading at East Boston.
A fire last night damaged the residence of John O Neil at 198 Downstreet Waltham with about 1000 in damage. Fireman Herry Ashley received a cut on the right foot from falling glass.
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