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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1922

Page

5

Sunshine campaign aids Bridgewater camp drive

Volunteers of America run a Bridgewater summer camp fundraiser drawing 1500+ applications from tired mothers and children. Sunshine days feature auctions on the Common and hundreds of girls selling cookies from Loose Wiles with proceeds funding the camp. Over 100 wounded veterans will join cookie sales to honor VOA kindness with a weekend outing and a large barbecue. Guests include Sergeant Alvin C York Booth Tarkington and Rev Helen K Wallace among officials.

Bridgewater Volunteers of America Loose Wiles Company Alvin C. York Pall Mall Tenn Booth Tarkington Helen K. Wallace Alton N. H

Do Your Stuff by William Slavens McNutt to Be Printed

The Boston Sunday Post Magazine will publish in full the McNutt story Do Your Stuff by William Slavens McNutt. The note signals an upcoming feature for readers of the Sunday magazine.

A McNutt William Slavens McNutt Boston Sunday Post

Shot at Priest From Medford in Ireland Trip

Reverend Daniel F. Desmond of St. Clement's Church South Medford reported being shot at while photographing in Ireland. He narrowly escaped harm and returned from a 10 weeks tour of Ireland England France and Italy. He met the Holy Father in Rome who blessed St. Clement's parish. He also met Collins Ds Valera and other Irish figures during his travels.

Ireland Daniel F. Desmond St. Clement’s Church South Medford Father Desmond England France Italy Rome Holy Father St. Clement’s Parish Mastor Collins Ds Valera

Haverhill Man Hurt While Stealing Ride

Herbert Edmunds aged 18 of Inland Street attempted to secure blind baggage seating on the paper train and fell from the steps injuring himself severely. William Marlin aged 72 of Merrimack Street escaped unharmed as the two youths planned a free trip to Portland Maine.

Haverhill Herbert Edmunds Inland Street William Marlin Merrimack Street Portland Essex Street Edmunds

New York Leads Nation in Per Capita Income

New York reports total state income of 9.07 billion dollars, over one eighth of the national total, per National Bureau figures. Nevada brings up the rear with 65.8 million, while per capita incomes vary from 463 in the South Central region to 874 in New York and around 800 in several western and eastern states.

New York National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc Nevada Pacific States Middle Atlantic States South Central States East South Central States California Wyoming Massachusetts Washington

Readville Painters Deny Striking Role Amid Shop Work

J. R. Morgan president of Painters Union 338 says workers at Readville shops are not strikebreakers. He notes union affiliation with the Brotherhood and AFL but says it is not represented in the Railway Employees' Department. He asserts the international union did not authorize a strike and members decided to re- prioritize duties.

Readville J. R. Morgan Painters’ Union 338 Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America Mr. Morgan American Federation of Labor Railway Employees’ Department International Union Provincetown Charles W. Hawthorne Hawthorne John Noble New York Mr. Noble Paris Ross E. Moffett Noble Thistlemore Davit Erikson Max Bohm Lytton Briggs Buehler Eugene O'Neil Frank H. Desch Cape Cod Elizabeth Paxton Provincetown Wharf Julia Mathilda Morrow E. Ambrose Webster Bermuda

Union leader critiques strikes and job security stance

A union official asserts that his members have not filled striking railroad workers positions and instead maintain their own jobs. He says the organization has always been willing to cooperate with the federated crafts but has repeatedly been denied that privilege.

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Boston envoy Joseph A. Conry reports Europe trip notes

After eight weeks in Europe, Joseph A. Conry returns to Boston. He says Paris is expensive while Rome’s pope and the Mayor of Rome greeted Boston’s Mayor Curley via Conry. Food prices in Serbia are lower than in the other European countries he visited.

Serbia Rome Paris London Boston Joseph A. Conry Europe Conry Pope Curley

Immense Crowds at Municipal Open Air Concerts

Large crowds attended the first open air concerts of the season under the Municipal Park Department at Boston Common Marine Park Charlestown Heights Jamaica Pond and Franklin Park. Gallo's Band led Boston Common Teel's Band drew thousands at Charlestown Heights Davine's Band played Marine Park Moore's Band Jamaica Pond and Stone's Military Band Franklin Park.

Municipal Park Department Marine Park South Boston Charlestown Heights Jamaica Pond Franklin Park Boston Common Gallo Benjamin F. Teel Mr. Teel Greater Boston Davine Alfred T. Moore Stone

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