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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1922
Page
11
The railroad team and Providence collide this evening in a twilight contest at the Walpole Street grounds. The railroad squad opened with a win over the Tigers and hopes a strong year ahead. College players on tour during vacation bolster the roster.
Dr Nathan Levine driver of a car collides with another vehicle at Sea ver street and Columbia road. The car mounts the sidewalk strikes the Maloney residence at 67 Columbia road, injuring Mrs Eva Levine and damaging a ring with a loose diamond later recovered from the car. Police report details include furniture and statuary crushed and a 25 foot skid before stopping against the house.
A 16 member Philadelphia Lodge of Elks delegation led by Exalted Ruler Charles T. Grakelow arrives in Boston to study architecture ideas for a new Elks home costing 2 million dollars. Boston lodge Exalted Ruler Michael I. Culliney will host at the wharf and guide tours of hotels and clubs with breakfast at Copley Plaza and a luncheon at the Boston Athletic Club before departing for Cleveland at 2 PM.
Nearly 1000 Cambridge Greeks gathered at Purrell Hall under the Hellenic Orthodox Community of Cambridge to urge the U S president to act against Turkish persecution of Greek and Armenian Christians. Speakers included Congressman Frederick W Dallinger and Senator Augustus P Loring with letters from Cardinal O Connell and Mayor Curley read aloud.
Washington July 16 The Anti-Saloon League dismisses the Literary Digest national poll on the prohibition amendment and light wines and beers. Wayne B Wheeler says the poll has little basis for a sound conclusion and that an election is the fair test of sentiment.
The piece reports on opposition to beer and wine amendments undermining prohibition, potential nationwide referendums, and statements by Wheeler and cabinet members. It also notes a flawless air mail record after one year with massive mail volume and routes, plus Capper and Poindexter backing the Frelinghuysen tariff amendment to depoliticize rates and fix science-based tariffs.
July 16 Ben Legere leader of the One Big Union textile strikers leaves for New York to have throat surgery. He hopes to return for a union demonstration on July 27 the date set by the court for eviction of striker Julian Cuthi from his home.
Paris July 16 United News states a possible woman involvement in the Millrand case has stirred interest. Police searched Germaine Lintaud’s room next to Gustave Bouvet and found papers to study. Bouvet and Bastille Day witnesses will be examined by the magistrate tomorrow.
Three doctors in Back Bay share a humorous mixup over borrowed cars. Dr X takes Dr Y's car to town and returns with a police call about a stolen auto. A mistaken identity leads to a comic chase, ending with a plan to return the car and three dinners as payment.
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