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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1922
Page
8
A regular dog story titled The Passing of Pincher by Humphrey Jordan will be printed complete in the next Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
House Republicans on the Ways and Means Committee plan a targeted session with Secretary Mellon to settle financing for a soldiers' bonus. Mellon favors a sales tax or other tax, opposing funding via short term certificates. The panel is leaning toward a sales tax or a broad treasury charge, with President Harding against new taxes or bond issues.
Funeral services for Michael J Collins former representative from Ward 16 and ally of Mayor Curley will be held from his Dorchester home with a solemn high mass at St Peter s Church Meeting House Hill Burial will be in Holy Cross cemetery Malden Collins a longtime contractor born in Ireland 73 years ago came to the US at age 12 and remained active in local politics until his death from pneumonia after about a week long illness
Massachusetts Department of Public Safety closes a two day drill with a banquet at the American House. More than 85 officers attended from across the state headlined by Colonel Alfred F. Foote and other officials. A mock trial titled General Session of the Court of Judge Adam Rubout capped the event, led by Walter L. Wedger the state explosive expert.
Frank P. Bennett former representative from Saugus told the committee on education that the nation is going to the devil due to lack of religious observance. He urged a bill to study teaching religion in public schools and noted parents want their children educated religiously. He sponsors a bill to compel Sunday church attendance to be heard by the legal affairs committee.
Rudolph M. Ritter, held on suspicion in the July murder of Arthur Woodbury of Waltham Massachusetts, was ordered released by District Attorney Moore. There is not sufficient evidence to hold him.
By a 22 to 11 vote the Senate substituted for the committee report a bill to require that only citizens of the country be employed by contractors on public works. Senator Carey of Dorchester moved to substitute the bill with little discussion.
A $50,000 blaze in Easton Furnace leveled nearly all buildings of the Belcher Malleable Iron Foundry late this afternoon. Firefighters battled the flames as smoke blanketed the works and surrounding area. No injuries were reported and investigators began examining the remaining charred structures.
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