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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1922
Page
13
Boston architects faces opposition from the Building Trades Council and Employers Association as critics say the statement undermines near finished negotiations. E A Johnson argues architects lack current insight into wage questions and may bias labor welfare with premature conclusions.
Mystic Connecticut July 4 This town was agog today over a report that Walter Speed Ellis a Mystic native and Detroit football star would bring his bride here after rescuing her from a steamship near Detroit His football career began at Bulkeley High School New London Conn before moving to Suffield and the University of Detroit Advices from Detroit say the parents of Mrs Ellis have blessed the match and that Ellis will bring his bride when he returns home to Mystic
WARSAW July 4 Rioting erupted in Vilna after Polish authorities barred an anti Jewish lecturer from speaking. One policeman was killed and 10 persons were injured and detained in clashes following the ban.
Baron Leopreching was found guilty of high treason and sentenced to life imprisonment in Munich. He was accused of constant communication with French Minister Colarin and scheming to separate South Germany from North Germany by French occupation troops along a proposed line following the River Main. Guards were deployed to protect Jewish inhabitants after the disturbance.
Thomas Conway of the marine workers union warned President Livingston of the Lake Carriers' Association that 12 000 to 13 000 men could be walked off the job if demands are not met. The letter seeks an increase sufficient to let workers live like other workingmen.
Patrolman Walter Nicholson ran after a group of youngsters building bonfires last night. He broke his right leg above the knee after plunging into a deep hole during the chase. He is in Lawrence General Hospital and the boys have not been arrested.
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