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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1922

Page

4

Woodlawn Residents Seek Meeting Over Elevated Line Service

At a January 5 Woodlawn Improvement Association meeting in Everatt, members voted to petition Boston Elevated Railway Division 4 officials or trustees for an audience. Ex Councilman Charles H. Paisley was named to arrange and chair the session to protest the 1921 service and Woodlawn line cars.

Woodlawn Improvement Association Everatt Boston Elevated Railway Company Woodlawn Charles H. Paisley

Fleischmann's Yeast Promises Digestive Relief

Advertisement claims Fleischmann's Yeast aids digestion for thousands of men and women. Encourages eating 2 to 3 cakes daily, before or between meals, and keeping a standing grocer order for the familiar yellow labeled tin-foil package.

Fleischmann

Ford to Buy Lincoln Co in Auction Bid Plan

Detroit Jan 11Representatives of the Ford Motor Company will bid for the Lincoln Motor Company property when it is auctioned February 4 via master in chancery William S Sayres Jr at the U S District Court Ford plans a new Lincoln Motor Company with Henry M Leland as president and Wilfred C Leland as vice president and general manager United States Judge Arthur J Tuttle set a minimum building price of 8 000 000

Detroit Ford Motor Company Lincoln Motor Company William S. Sayres, Jr United States District Court Ford Company Ford Henry M. Leland Lincoln Company Wilfred C. Leland United States Arthur J. Tuttle

Boston in 1822 as Literary and Fine Arts Center

The article recalls Boston 1822 as a growing literary hub and notes Copley’s portraits in the Museum of Fine Arts and London. It details the 1859 acquisition plan for Charles I demanding the Five Members, initiated by John Adams and Josiah Quincy, and the 1820s art gallery beginnings at the Athenaeum with Washington heads added by 1831. Washington Allston figures as a notable artist at Pearl and High streets before his marriage to Dana’s sister.

Boston Department of the Fine Arts Copley London Museum of Fine Arts Charles I Boston Public Library John Adams Josiah Quincey Quincy Lord Lyndhurst Mr. Copley Gilbert Stuart Washington Stuart Athenaeum Washington Allston Pearl and High Streets Richard Henry Dana Cambride

Railroads Ordered to Explain Automatic Train Control

The Interstate Commerce Commission told forty nine large U S railroads to show cause by March 15 why they should not be required to install complete automatic train control systems. A tentative decision would make the devices mandatory by July 1 unless hearings overturn it.

Washington United States Interstate Commerce Commission

Gleeson Will Aids Two Homes In Boston

The death of Mary A Gleeson in South Boston at 98 left about 80000 for the Home for Destitute Roman Catholic Children and 80000 for the House of the Good Shepherds. James W Dunphy had the will of Michael H Gleeson, a Boston druggist, filed at probate to secure funds for the homes. The Cathedral of the Holy Cross gets 5000 while the residue goes to two other institutions, with the bulk left to his wife for posthumous distribution.

Mary A. Gleeson South Boston House of the Good Shepherds James W. Dunphy Michael H. Gleeson Boston Cathedral of the Holy Cross Gleeson

30-Foot Channel Proposal From Erie To Sea

The International Joint Commission recommends widening waterways to a 30 foot channel from Lake Erie to the sea via the Welland Canal and the St Lawrence River. Rep Chalmers introduced a House bill to fund the U S and Canada share equally.

Washington Welland Canal Lake Erie Lake Ontario St. Lawrence River International Joint Commission Great Lakes- St. Lawrence Chalmers Ohio House United States Canada

Legislature report outlines injured lien on offending auto

A special commission's report to the Legislature discusses injuring lien on the offending auto as a feature of claims against the owner. Denmark's queen reportedly wears a costly Icelandic costume given by native women.

Denmark Iceland

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