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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1922

Page

4

Bill makes women eligible for office in Massachusetts

A bill to allow women to hold appointive and elective offices was filed with the Senate clerk on petition by Mrs. George R. Fearing of the Massachusetts League of Women Voters and Mrs. Helen G. Notch. The petition asks for an emergency preamble to prevent delay before the September state primary elections.

Senate George R. Fearing Massachusetts League of Women Voters Helen G. Notch

Mr Thorn Concentrates thrills romance in magazine teaser

Elizabeth Jordan presents a tale of thrills and romance titled Mr Thorn Concentrates. It is announced to be printed in full in the next Boston Sunday Post Magazine.

Mr. Thorn Bylizabeth Jordan Boston Sunday Post

Raised notes scam prompts Secret Service U S circular

John J. McGrath heads Massachusetts Secret Service urges police cooperation after federal grand jury indicts Joseph Barbero of Charter Street Boston for passing raised notes. The fake bills use genuine five dollar notes altered to read twenty with altered numerals and wording.

Federal Reserve Bank Massachusetts John J. McGrath Boston United States Secret Service Federal Grand Jury Joseph Barbero Charter Street Beverly McGrath Federal Reserve

Disagreement Over Shootings in Opie Case Emerges

Virginia witnesses split on whether Major Hier one L. Opie of Staunton shot soldiers during the Argonne drive in 1918. Some testified he fired on runners to halt a retreat. others said he only fired to restrain disordered troops. Senate committee hearings yielded conflicting accounts with no firm verdict.

Washington Virginia Hierone L. Opie Staunton Senate France Opie 116Th Infantry Argonne Brandegee Couns

Little Walks About Boston Described By Leslie

Artist Leslie recalls a first visit to Abbotsford to paint Sir Walter Scott for Mr. George Ticknor. He travels with Sir Edwin Landseer to Edinburgh, then Highlands visiting Loch Lomond and Loch Katrine, Loch Awe, and Ayr. He witnesses Highland games and bagpipe music before returning to Edinburgh and Abbotsford carrying Byron’s ring.

Leslie Abbotsford Sir Walter Scott George Ticknor London Edwin Landseer Edinburgh Sir Walter Highlands Loch Lomond Loch Katrine Loch Karn Ayr Robert Burns Bonny Doon Cumnock Byron Walter

Untitled reminiscence on Burns and a mouse metaphor

A narrator recalls a social gathering around music and a tale about Robert Burns and a mouse. Scott tells Leslie about a laborer who accompanied Burns when he found a mouse in a plough scene. Burns initially wants to kill the mouse but then vows to make it immortal.

Scott Leslie Burns

Mrs Edna Calder longtime Dedham clerk dies at 77

Miss Edna Frances Calder a former Dedham and Boston school teacher and longtime Norfolk Registry of Deeds clerk died yesterday at her home 68 Richards street Dedham in her 78th year.

Edna Frances Calder Dedham Boston Norfolk Registry of Deeds Richards Street

Barber Offers Home Remedy to Color Gray Hair

New York barber A. E. O'Brien endorses Orlex powder as a simple at home solution to color gray hair. He says dissolve in water and comb through hair, with directions and a gold bond guarantee in every box. One box lasts months and will make a gray haired person look twenty years younger.

A. E. O’brien New York City

Science Adopts Poker at Columbia University

Science study at Columbia University's psychology department invites volunteers to join a controlled poker game. Researchers observe poker faces and reactions to draws and outcomes as part of practical psychology research for an upcoming publication.

New York Columbia University Department of Psychology

Bankrupt Found Guilty of Falsity in Bankruptcy Oath

A federal court jury found William Pookatch, former owner of a shoe store at 1121 Washington Street, guilty of making a false oath about assets in bankruptcy. The verdict came in three minutes. sentence deferred.

William Pookatch Washington Street

Zionists Off to See Balfour in Washington Conference

A Greater Boston Zionist delegation led by Dr. Leon S. Medalia and others travels to Washington to discuss establishing a Jewish Homeland in Palestine with Sir Arthur Balfour. The conference at the British Embassy Building will include representation from every Zionist organization in the country.

Greater Boston Washington Sir Arthur Balfour Palestine Leon S. Medalia Robert Silverman Isaac Harris Henry H. Levenson Simon Shamroth John Horowitz Joseph Rudnick

Classified Advertisement List of Clothing and Sports Goods

A mixed ad page item lists prices for clothing and sports equipment. Items include mittens, shirts, caps, socks, robes, slippers, neckwear, vests, shirts, jackets, jerseys, golf bags, balls, rags, footballs, clubs, and roller skates with various prices such as 32.50 and 42.50. The fragmentary note references brands like Wilson and general merchandise across apparel and athletic gear.

Wilson

Gun-toters warned as six months eyed for gunmen

Judge Sullivan announced a six month sentence for gunmen in Municipal Court. Philip Toscano 19 Charter Street was found with a pistol in a Hanover Street pool room and appealed. Philip Patnigola 2 Washington Place avoided the sentence by testimony of being father to six children and was fined $100 with a warning to stop carrying a gun.

Sullivan Philip Toscano Charter Street Mark E. Madden Toscano Hanover Street Philip Patnicogla Washington Place Paticogla

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