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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1922

Page

9

Fire Alarm Burglar From Fall River Captured

Police yesterday arrest G Morgan linked to a Fall River burglary attempt after he fled a apartment house scene and triggered a fire alarm on a bluff. He carried a length of rope a jimmy a flashlight and a section ladder and claimed to be a gatesman from Attleboro. Brighton Court takes him today.

G@ Morgan Sance Fai New York Hartford Organ Jimmy Attleboro Brighton Court

New England Chamber Men Leave for Capital

Forty presidents and secretaries of New England Chambers of Commerce left Boston for Washington to meet officials of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce for a two day conference. Leonard B. Gary escorted the delegation while Everett Morse James A. Mc Kibben and Melville D. Liming represented Boston on the trip.

New England Chambers of Commerce Boston Washington Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce Leonard B. Gary New England Bureau Boston Chamber of Commerce Everett Morse James A. McKibben Melville D. Liming Bureau of Commercial and Industrial Affairs

Allen to Discuss Women's Public Service Forum Talk

Attorney General J Weston Allen will speak at Malden High School on Wednesday evening about "Woman's Opportunity to Improve the Public Service." Miss Emily M. Skilton of Lowell will discuss aiding women striving to improve their lives.

Boy says policeman shot him in Jamaica Plain

James T. Hardcastle, 16, of Amory Street Jamaica Plain, was shot in the left elbow last night in a field off Brookside Avenue. He told physicians and police the gunman was Special Officer Malcolm G. Campbell of the Jamaica Plain police station.

James T. Hardcastle Amory Street Jamaica Plain Brookside Avenue Malcolm G. Campbell

Officer Involved in Cornwall Street Shooting Incident

Captain Harriman leads an inquiry after Officer Campbell shot Hardcastle in Cornwall Street as he and Paul Clark recounted. Hardcastle, struck in the elbow, fled then collapsed. Campbell drove off and was later said to have detained Hardcastle previously for breaking and entering. Neighbors say Campbell is unpopular among local youths.

Hardcastle Paul Clark Boylston Street Clark Cornwall Street Campbell August Zeff Stanmore Place Roxbury Green and Emery Streets City Hospital Warriman Empire Street Allston Margaret Hardcastle

Bishop Rowe Reveals Alaska Mission Trip at Trinity Church

Bishop Rowe of Alaska spoke at Trinity Church detailing a missionary journey into Alaska’s interior. He described the arduous conditioning with an Indian companion and the distant bleak Northland life and work, painting a clear picture for listeners.

Bishop Rowe Alaska Trinity Church

Tony Defeats Penny Scheme in $100 Swindle Attempt

In South Boston Billy Murray is charged with swindling Antonio Baker of Newburyport after a penny matching game lured Tony into a $100-risk bet. Murray allegedly snatched the bill, fled, but was halted by Officer Gannon. the note says Murray claims he was framed as Tony retained the money. The other two strangers vanished.

Central Court Billy Murray South Boston Antonio Baker Newburyport Tony Maynard Murray Traverse Street Attleboro Canal Street Gannon

Democratic gains predicted for campaign, Rouse states

Representative Arthur B. Rouse of Kentucky, head of the Democratic National Congressional Committee, predicted that Democrats would gain in every state in the North East and West and recover ground in Tennessee and Texas. He said the committee organization would be completed within a week.

Washington Democratic Party Tennessee Texas Arthur B. Rouse Kentucky Democratic National Congressional Committee

Democratic committee aims to represent all states

The statement notes an energetic push to complete a national Democratic committee, with one representative from every state that has Democratic lawmakers and women appointed in each state. It says 28 states lack Democratic representation and claims progress toward full organization within a week. It also critiques the administration and Congress for unfulfilled campaign promises and rotten business conditions.

Congress Rouse

Tariff Law Criticized as Failure for Farmers

Rouse says the emergency tariff law has been an absolute failure and has worsened conditions for farmers. He notes farmers burn corn for fuel and wheat prices are lower than when the bill was enacted.

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Joseph Maison Sloan Dies at 81. Famed Walnut Street Actor

Philadelphia reports the death of Joseph Maison Sloan 81 a notable stage actor from the Walnut Street Theatre company He acted with the Booths Lucille Western Ada Rehan Maggie Mitchell and clown Tony Denier and traced lineage to Chevalier Pierre Maison a Napoleon marshal

Philadelphia Joseph Maison Sloan Old Stock Company Walnut Street Theatre Sloan Booth Lucille Western Ada Rehan Maggie Mitchell Tony Denier Chevalier Pierre Maison Napoleon

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