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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1922

Page

1

Rich Woman Saves Old Fire Horse From Death

Black Joe, a 16 year veteran of Salem and Lawrence fire departments, faced execution after being sentenced for injuring a fireman, crippling two others, and injuring more than a dozen. Mrs Henry C Nevins of Methuen, a millionaire widow, raced her limousine to reach Chief Morris at the eleventh hour and secured the animal's reprieve.

Lawrence Black Joe Salem Henry C. Nevins Methuen

Joe the Black Horse Pursues the Clanging Quest

A compact note describes a black horse named Joe living for one thing the clang of continued on page S first column. The fragment hints at a serialized local tale or feature about the animal and its unusual fixation.

Joe

Touring car renamed as phaeton by engineers

At a Society of Automotive Engineers meeting in New York 250 designers and enthusiasts decided to replace the term touring car with phaeton citing loss of meaning as enclosed car styles rise. The group listed 14 car designations including roadster coupe sedan berline limousine brougham landaulet and cabriolet.

New York United News Society of Automobile Engineers America

Governor Cox Calls Conference on Unemployment

Governor Cox convened a conference with heads of state departments to discuss aid for the unemployed and to plan steps to advance public works to relieve the unemployment problem.

Cox

Linscott Motor Co Red Cars and Speed Wagons

Linscott Motor Co advertises red cars and speed wagons at 566 Commonwealth Avenue in Boston. This notice highlights available models and the showroom location for local buyers.

Linscott Motor CO Commonwealth Ave Boston

Promised Cheer Mayor-Elect Curtley Aids City Club Banquet

At the City Club banquet Curtley pledged support for aid and community projects as the mayor-elect addressed attendees. The event highlighted civic goals and unity in the upcoming administration.

Curley Pledges Full Effort for Boston Development

Mayor elect James M. Curley and civic leaders promise vigorous cooperation with Mutual in promoting commercial, humanitarian, and civic projects in Boston. The statement signals broad support for urban growth and community initiatives.

Boston James M. Curley

Miss Mary Betty Trask Denies Writing Note

Radcliffe student Miss Mary Betty Trask told a Post reporter she did not write the note about her illness. She said her bullet wound was accidental and that claims of a suicide attempt were false while she lay in Cambridge hospital two days after the incident.

Mary Betty Trask Radcliffe Post Cambridge Hospital

Russian boot to replace galosh at exposition

Chicago January 10 exhibitors at the National Shoe Retailers Exposition predict the galosh will fade among women and girls as the Russian boot gains popularity. The patent leather boot features red leather stripes and is shown as the new style dethroning the galosh.

Chicago

Fight Over Admitting Notebook On Today

At the Loud trial opening today arguments for and against admitting the dead policeman James A. Preston notebook as evidence will be heard. The book by Preston names Loud and a person once thought to be his companion Alice Dennett, now believed fictitious.

Preston Loud Alice Dennett

State Welfare Expenditure Cited At Boston College Talk

Commissioner Richard Conant says fifteen million dollars is spent yearly on care and welfare for 53 000 people under the State Board of Charity, covering more than 82 percent of the state's taxes, in a address at Boston College High School hosted by the Young Men's Catholic Association.

State Board of Charity Department of Public Welfare Richard Bk. Conant Boston College High School Young Men's Catholic Association

Allen names Innes in Pelletier trial

Charles H. Lunes a prominent Massachusetts lawyer and Boston Republican leader appeared in the Pelletier trial alongside William J. Corcoran former Middlesex County district attorney as Attorney General Al...

Charles. H. Lunes Massachusetts Boston Pelletier William J. Corcoran Middlesex County

The Old Farmer's Prediction Weather Outlook

A farmer voices a forecast of unsettled weather with possible rain or snow this afternoon and tonight. Winds are expected to pick up as conditions shift.

Princess Radziwill Marriage Annulled in Vatican Rota

Rome report states the Sacred Rota Tribunal has annulled the 1910 marriage between Prince Radziwill and Miss Dorothy Deacon, a union solemnized in London. The decision affects the Polish noble family and clears the records of the former couple.

Rome Radziwill Sacred Rota Tribunal Vatican Prince Radziwill Dorothy Deacon London

Miss Dorothy Deacon Becomes Princess by Marriage

The daughter of the late Parker Deacon of Boston, Dorothy Deacon, has married and become a princess. Known for beauty, she was prominent in London and Paris society. Earlier reports claimed she sought annulment, alleging she did not enter the marriage voluntarily. The Duchess of Marlborough, Dorothys sister by marriage to Duke Radziwill, attended the wedding.

Dorothy Deacon Parker Deacon Boston London Paris Duchess of Marlborough Gladys Deacon Liineers Radziwill Dorothy

French capture at Soissons and Canadian munitions plant blown up

Reports recall 1915 French attack at Soissons capturing trenches. A large munitions plant of Canadian Car and Foundry near Kingsland Nova Scotia is said to have exploded. Also noted is a cabinet overthrow in France led by Georges Loygues and rioting in Lucknow linked to the Red movement.

Soissons Canadian Car and Foundry Company Kingsland Georges Loygues Lucknow India

Griffiths Task Now Seems to Be Easier and Prospects of Peace Better

Dublin January 10 The article notes Arthur Griffith defeated Eamon de Valera for president amid protests and a walkout call from De Valera. It portrays Griffiths rising influence and hints at improved prospects for peace with continued Republican activity.

Griffith Dublin Eamon de Valera Arthur Griffith de Valera Collins

Prohibition Debate Letters Show Mixed Public Opinion

The Boston Post reports a flood of letters on Prohibition and asks readers whether the Eighteenth Amendment should be abolished. Most favor keeping the dry law, though many oppose it, with the forum promising continued publishing of readable letters and concise submissions.

Boston Post Boston Mass Post

Forecast for New England and Atlantic storm systems

Weather bulletin outlines rain or snow for Northern and Southern New England with colder clearing by Thursday. Atlantic coast storms stretch from Boston to Virginia Capes with warnings for swells and gales. Texas to Northern Alabama systems push northeast bringing rains and strong winds.

Washington New England Atlantic Boston Virginia Capes Gulf Coast Tampa Alabama Texas Texas Monday Night, Advanced East Northeasward Winnemucca Nevada Great Ates Plain States Couneery North Atlantic Middle Atlantic Atlantic Coast Sendy Hook Hatteras Esterly

Valentino Is Granted Divorce From Jean Acker

Rudolph Valentino, the screen star, was granted a divorce today by Judge Toland from Jean Acker, who was denied a decree in separate maintenance. The action alleged cruelty and desertion after a brief marriage and a reunion followed by another separation.

Los Angeles Rudolph Valentino Toland Jean Acker Miss Acker

Thompson's Spa Records Footage and Temperature Log

Recorded at Thompson's Spa with a dated tag display and scattered numeric entries. Includes a temperature summary showing average yesterday and a year ago, plus multiple unreadable codes and measurements.

Thompson's Spa Roy Tag Diasees BO Gom. Hees Evewe Cy Betes A. Meessee

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