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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1922
Page
9
William Davenport of 5 Stevens Street South End was fined 25 for abusing his horse. Ambrose F Knowlin testified the animal was old and strained in the cart. the officer described ten ridges on the horse after the beating.
In Methuen on Policy street Salem New Hampshire William Cooper an insurance man in Lawrence hosted a reunion with his brothers Thomas H Cooper of Cleveland Ohio an art instructor and Daniel Cooper of Boston recently arrived from England Another brother John H Cooper is in Australia and has not seen relatives for 35 years
A tablet memorializing Protestant and Catholic chaplains who died in World War I will be unveiled at the Massachusetts State House next Wednesday July 19 at 11 a m. Dignitaries of church and state and veterans including the 26th Division are expected. Reverend figures Father O Connor and Father Sawyer will participate as prayers are offered and the tablet presented to the state with Governor Cox accepting on behalf of the Commonwealth. Cardinal O Connell and bishops will also be present.
A memorial tablet by Miss Bashka Paeff of Boston will be placed on the third floor wall between the southern entrance to the House chamber and the Speaker’s room. It honors chaplains of the 14th Infantry in the 26th Division, including Father John B. DeValles and Rev. Walton Danker, plus two others from Holyoke and Fall River. The tablet, inspired by Rev. Roland D. Sawyer’s petition, notes Catholic and Protestant unity in wartime service and marks July 19 for unveiling.
Massachusetts welcomes hero chaplains serving in civil life as special guests. General Edwards and other Yankee Army commanders are also expected to attend the event.
Mrs Rebecca Norman, widow of Spevak Terrace Malden, sues Benjamin Karsch a jeweler at 359 Ferry Street Everett for 20000 alleging he wooed her as a fiancé while living with a Russian wife and then abandoned her after four years of relation and publicly presenting her as his fiancee harming her ability to remarry.
Geneda Carlos 30 of 844 Beacon Street Brookline swallowed poison in the Brooks Gill Co. office 28 Canal Street yesterday morning and was taken to Haymarket Relief Station in a serious condition. She told seven intimate visitors she could not reveal her motive and then said she wanted to die when questioned by hospital authorities.
A Philadelphia executive estimates candy purchases by children account for half of the nation's 750 million dollar annual candy market. William Moffett stresses industry responsibility, affordability, and wholesome goods as essential to meeting food needs and luxury taxation rules.
A candy salesman cites long term candy eating and a few deaths among a 649 member group to argue candy is safe. He notes World War I boosted candy demand as soldiers became candy advocates and returned home as eaters. He observes candy now a legitimate item in many shops and venues.
Edward A. Wall, a teller in the city collector's office, was appointed a cashier in the city treasurer's office at $4000 to fill a vacancy created by Benjamin Turner who has held the position two years and now seeks a clerk role at $1100 annually in the city's service.
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