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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1922
Page
3
The General Federation of Women's Clubs in Chautauqua New York urges Will Hays to use his power to block movie offerings that harm religion, promote anti prohibition or anti blue law propaganda, or gambling, and to oppose immoral content.
Two men were severely injured last night when motorcycles collided on Ale wife Brook Boulevard Somerville. The lead rider misjudged a curb shadow and crashed, the follower struck the wreck. Injured are Myles Hart 25 of Plainfield Connecticut and Harry W Hook 60 Jones Avenue Dorchester Massachusetts with slim chances of recovery.
Philadelphia June 30 Supreme Knight James A Flaherty of the Knights of Columbus says he will not resign before the end of his term next year He defended the resignation of Joseph Pelletier the Suffolk county district attorney of Boston who was removed as supreme advocate Flaherty called the action a miscarriage of justice but agreed the resignation was wise and proper.
Medical Examiner ruled Irene Heauder of Gladstone Street Cambridge died while trying to flee the House of the Good Shepherd Roxbury last Sunday She did not intend to take her own life The girl climbed to a fourth floor windowsill used a bedsheet rope and fell three stories to the ground suffering a skull fracture and fatal injuries at City Hospital
Thirteen firemen were promoted and 36 other members of the Boston Fire Department were transferred, per general orders issued yesterday by Chief John O. Taber at Fire Headquarters on Bristol Street. This marks the second major personnel change in recent months under Acting Commissioner Casey.
Hoseman William P. Boudreau moves to Lieutenant. Assistant Engineer Thomas F. Callahan becomes Engineer. Assistant Engineer William J. Wiegand advances to Engineer. Walter D. Fitzgerald rises to Engineer. Henry T. Brennan moves to Engineer. Dennis J. Cadigan becomes Engineer. James P. Jones advances to Engineer. James Wall shifts to Engineer. Thomas M. Manning to Assistant Engineer. Joseph H. Collins named Assistant Engineer. Paul H. Juenger becomes Assistant Engineer.
The department reports most transfers were requested by the men. Edward G. Chamberlain, John M. Cook and William P. Boudreau were promoted to Lieutenant, after recommendations by Chief Taber and Acting Chief Casey and approval by Mayor Curley. The changes took effect at 9 a.m. yesterday with 18 men promoted and reassigned as listed.
Eleanor Montgomery Sanborn has rushed back to Boston to be near her uncle and guardian William Robert Montgomery who faces a serious laryngeal operation. She plans divorce proceedings against Jack Sanborn after a three week NY visit during which she accused him of indolence profligacy and deceit. He remains silent.
A Providence suspect, named as ringleader in a gang that passed bad checks totaling about 150000 dollars at Eastern banks, confessed from Rochester naming William T. Kiernan and two others. Arrest promised after confession. a fourth man, not prominent, is being hunted by Burns detectives.
Walter Furey a 16 year old Beachmont resident died in Belle Isle Creek between East Boston and Beachmont yesterday afternoon. He and other boys were swimming and he lost his grip while holding the boat side and sank.
The Boston building commission was found to act within its rights in revising its ruling to cap the Hotel Brunswick at 100 feet. The action followed a petition by the late Frederick Oyer to review the commission’s decision moving the hotel from class A 125 feet to the 100 foot limit, prompted by Public Library trustees and Trinity Church concerns.
A man identifying as a Christian Science adherent from Madison Connecticut applied for U.S. citizenship in New Haven. He claimed birth in Russia and that he arrived in New York nine years ago.
Weather officials predict increasing cloudiness with showers this afternoon and evening, followed by more showers tomorrow. Humidity remains near normal after a recent rise, while June saw 10 rainless days in a record month with 19 days recording rainfall totaling 9.4 inches, surpassing all prior June totals.
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