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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1922
Page
2
Louis Dublinsky of 136 Harvard Street Malden was arrested after his car failed to stop a standing trolley car. Police in Everett searched the vehicle and found 20 gallons of moonshine. He was held on $8000 bonds.
Willard Aldrich aged 16 a Somerville High School senior from 177 Broadway Somerville attempted to board a moving freight train when he slipped his right foot was crushed and he lies in critical condition at Somerville Hospital.
The American colony of Tampico and vicinity greets James M. Curley upon his election as Mayor of Boston. Former Bostonians praise Curley and his wife in a letter through T. F. O'Hare of Ebano Mexico.
Des Moines police hunt a man who sprayed acid into the eyes of 18 year old Bernice Williamson as she walked home. The attack left her sight permanently lost, according to physicians.
Stella Solnick, 17, daughter of Veronica Solnick of 33 Crags Street North End, was seriously burned on the head escaping a third floor fire caused by an overheated stove. Neighbors and firemen rescued her siblings. $5000 in property loss. The Solnick family lost all belongings and received aid from neighbors.
Roger W. Babson predicted distinctly better business in New England in 1922 while the nation’s average business remains steady. The forecast was delivered at Tremont Temple under the Pilgrim Publicity Association.
Gloucester January 4 Mayor Percy W Wheeler denied he intended to imply current rot ten fish conditions. He said he was misquoted while state fish inspectors investigated statements from his inaugural address regarding painted fish.
Mayor Wheeler says he did not call the Chamber of Commerce the den of 40 thieves and cites his remarks about the Board of Trade. He asserts no current fish conditions exist, while officials plan a defense of Gloucester’s fishing industry and a prep of a formal reply to the mayor’s inaugural message. State Fish Inspector Millett affirms no present mislabeling of fish is linked to his remarks.
In his inaugural remarks the inspector rejects quotes about rotten fish and camouflage at the Gloucester fish mart. He says from experience and investigation there is no rot ten fish or dyed fish handled or sold, and no painting or dyeing occurs.
Arthur Paschal an 11 year old East Boston boy says a fireman from Ladder Company 2 coached him to pull box 683 just after midnight on New Year. Police questioned him at the station and identified the man who allegedly instructed the alarm. He was turned over to his mother with a court hearing set for tomorrow.
Milford January 4. Despite orders from the board of fire engineers to elect a captain other than Perley Johnson who had been reduced to the ranks after ten years as captain the Milford fire company re elected Johnson as captain and sent a communication to the board.
Leonard Ris in son, a New York banker, sails today on the Nieuw Amsterdam to head the general reconstruction programme for Jews in Eastern Europe, as the American Jewish Relief committee raises 14 million dollars.
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