13 Jul 1922
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1922
Page
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Los Angeles reports Mrs. Charlotte Pickford defending her son Jack against Florenz Ziegfelds charges. She praises Marilyn Miller, the woman he is to marry, as Jack stands beside her with smiles and tears, sharing moments with Mary, his “double niece.”
Everett police arrested the fourth youth in a gang tied to a series of robberies. Peter Ferendi, 63 Lewis Street, was found hiding in a box car near the Boston and Maine station with six heavy coats ponchos a pail and lantern believed stolen from Independent Ice Company. He admitted the thefts and gang membership along with his brother John Frank A Constantino 16 of 27 Lewis Street and Albert Parker 16 of 24 Gladstone Street Everett. The other three members had been arrested earlier in the day.
American League tallies include Cleveland 17 over Boston 7 and Detroit 7 over Villadelphia 5. St Louis 7 over New York 4. National League results show Boston 4 over Pittsburg 3 and Philadelphia 2 with St Louis 2. Eastern League results list New Haven 9 over Fitchburg 1 and Pittsfield 14 over Springfield 5. Albany 5, Bridgeport 4. Waterbury 4 over Hartford 1. Temperature readings recorded at Thompson's Spa with afternoon highs around 79 and mid 68 and an average yesterday of 75.
Germany told the Allied powers via the reparations commission that it can no longer meet any cash obligations under Versailles terms or London ultimatum 1921 or the 1922 payment schedule. It requests a moratorium to 1924 and financial loans as relief, and cites mark depreciation as the cause.
At Chicago National Open postponement affects third round qualifying group plays today. In junior tourney Fred Love defeats Jack MacAndrews. Wimbledon sees Suzanne Lenglen win women's and mixed doubles finals. Til den Jr and Vincent Richards beat Bettens Fischer 11 9 6 2 in state title play. Great Rose wins Tecumseh stake at Toledo Grand Circuit. Metropolitan DC leads Junior League based on latest results.
A tragic accident as a souvenir shell explodes in a yard where children played croquet. Two young girls, both 21, are chosen for potential roles in new productions, with recommendations pending.
Miss Mary A. Murray of 28 Concord Street Lawrence is named happiest girl in New England after receiving a fully equipped Ford touring car in yesterday's What Will You See Today feature in the Post. Murray is noted as one of the era’s most.
Mrs Molla Mallory blamed rain for her defeat at the world championship in England and said the slow courts ruined her form. She sailed home on the Homeric after the match and hinted at further remarks in a future meeting with Suzanne Lenglen.
Washington July 12 Members of all unions in the metal trades department of the American Federation of Labor were told no repair work will be authorized on locomotives from railroads with strikes ongoing at outside shops using union labor. The order from A J Berres secretary treasurer was to take effect immediately with copies sent to presidents of all affiliated internationals to notify their locals.
Washington July 12 The executive proclamation warns against interference with interstate movement and declares that labor board decisions are not binding on workers. Gompers criticizes the administration for fetishes around the Transportation Act and the Board.
Frank Stearns of R. H. Stearns & Co and Mrs Stearns arrived in New York aboard the Olympic after a two months pleasure trip in France and England. They spent most time in London and Paris visiting friends and touring battle regions with Mr. and Mrs. A H Wellman. The trip was purely a vacation.
The Goldwyn scout will leave Portland at 11 o'clock this morning and travel in leisurely stages along Standish East Limington North Limington Cornish Kezar Falls Porter Freedom N H Effingham Falls Centre Ossipee Ossipee Tuftonboro Moultonboro. On Friday Miss Fernandez will scout Centre Harbor Meredith The Weirs Lakeport Winnisquam Lanconia Tilton Franklin Gerrish Boscawen Penacook West Concord and Concord.
Portland reports New Hampshire and Maine join Miss Bijou Fernandez of Goldwyn Pictures in scouting girls who may become possible screen stars. The effort aims to identify young talent across New England as part of a nationwide search.
Joseph Viestis owner of a near beer saloon at 42 Broadway South Boston lies on the danger list at City Hospital after two men attacked him at his brother Anthony’s 366 Broadway doorway. They clubbed him with a blackjack, leaving him with a split chin after he fell on the stoop. they escaped in darkness and stole 45 and a watch.
The forecast predicts continued warmth and unsettled conditions with a chance of showers and possible electrical storms. It suggests a fair night ahead.
Thought shell thought dead used as door check exploded on a back porch in Watertown New York. Eight children aged 11 to 16, including Morris Salisbury Frances Wiley Vivian Jones Olin Brown Anson Workman Edna Workman Sarah Barden and Donald Horton, were killed. all residents or visitors to Pulas ki, New York were named among the victims.
A shell owned by Max Workman, kept as a souvenir on a rear yacht, was believed to be "dead." Children playing croquet in the yard may have triggered it by heat or impact, causing the device to detonate.
Today marks the anniversaries of the Battle of the Pyramids in 1797 and the German Reichstag voting for peace in 1917. It notes Irish troop recall pressure in 1920 and recalls a British freight steamer sinking after striking a mine a year ago off Caliakra.
The forecast calls for Thursday showers and possible thunderstorms from Boston to northern New England and eastern New York. Friday should bring fair skies and cooler conditions with moderate northwest to southwesterly winds.
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