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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1922

Page

1

WEDDING BELLS FOR CLAIRE 100 Rumors But Marilyn Miller Remains In New York

New York reports conflicting on Marilyn Miller wedding to Jack Pickford. Rumors claim a Boston doctor says she is nervous, but the star enjoys New York social life at the Ambassador Hotel. Names like Flo Ziegfeld and W. Robert Montgomery appear in transit.

New York Boston Marilyn Miller Jack Pickford Sally Marilyn Ambassador Andrew Christian Flo’ Ziegfeld Pickford W. Robert Montgomery Eleanor Montgom Claire Miller Rialto Matchmakers

Blames Crime on Gossipers In Alberta Meadows Case

Los Angeles July 17 United News The coroner jury investigates the death of 20 year old Alberta Meadows who was beaten to death with a hammer by Mrs. Clara Phillips. Fred Tremaine blames gossipers for the crime while authorities return a verdict of premeditated murder.

Los Angeles United News Alberta Meadows Clara Phillips Fred Tremaine

Boxing scores and results from multiple cities and rounds

Charley Parker beat Dinny Glynn three rounds. Gould defeated Mike Paulson in ten. George Robinson beat Jack McClelland ten. Eddie Shevlin defeated Jack Perry ten. Fred Fulton beat Bob Roper in Newark twelve. Johnny Shugrue outpointed Eliso Flores in Jersey City twelve. Jimmy Goodrich defeated Tommy Noble in Buffalo twelve. Harvard Yale won a Sandown exhibition five to four. Dick Williams won at Chestnut Hill Longwood Bowl.

Charley Parker South End Dinny Glynn Roxbury Wild Man Gould Boston Mike Paulson St. Paul George Robinson Cambridge Jack McClelland Somerville Eddie Shevlin Jack Perry Buffalo Newark Fred Fulton Bob Roper Jersey City Johnny Shugrue Eliso Flores Jimmy Goodrich Tommy Noble Sandown Eng Harvard

Hotel Men Deny Wine at Boston Banquet

Officials say reports of wine flowing at the Hotel Men's Mutual Benefit Association and American Hotel Association banquet in Boston are false. The presidents and leaders state not a single glass of wine was served during the event.

Hotel Men's Mutual Benefit Association American Hotel Association Copley Plaza United States Canada Boston Y. Harold van Orman N. M. Tierney Henry J. Bohn J. K. Blatchford Hotel Men’s Mutual Benefit Association

Outrages Condemned by Cardinal Logue

Cardinal Logue denounces murders lootings burnings and raidings in Carlingford as he condemns outrages. He warns those involved will face excommunication.

Cardinal Logue Belfast Associated Press Ireland Carlingford County Louth

Town being dug out of flood mud

In Willimansett hundreds of women and children shelter upstairs while men work with city fire and police crews to clear mud from the valley after the Spangwald Pond dam breach. Damage is estimated at $500,000.

Chicopee Falls Willimansett Spangwald Pond

Investigation Launched Into Accident Causes and Location

State county and city committees prepare an inquiry into what caused the accident and where it occurred. Officials coordinate across agencies to gather evidence, interview witnesses, and map the incident site for a formal report.

Babe Ruth Misses First Toss in Times Square Free Show

New Yorkers packed Times Square as Bob Meusel stood atop a theatre at noon and tossed a baseball to Babe Ruth below. Police reserves cleared the way as Ruth muffed the first two throws before a theatre employee recovered the balls and the third try succeeded.

New York Babe Ruth Bob Meusel Times Square Babe Fellows Meusel John Kelly Kelly

City appoints MIT graduate as building inspector

Mayor Curley secured a graduate engineer from MIT for 2400 dollars a year. Eugene Mirabell, an MIT graduate, was named building inspector and construction engineer. Dr James A Keenan, war veteran, becomes medical inspector in the health department at 1800 dollars annually. Florrin J Amrhein, chemist, joins health department at 50 dollars per week temporarily.

Curley Massachusetts Institute of Technology Eugene Mirabell James A. Keenan Civil Service Health Department Florrin J. Amrhein

Postmaster Temple Wins Ford a Day Prize in Boston Post Contest

Westboro postmaster William A. Temple, winner of the first prize in the Ford a Day contest, received a fully equipped Ford touring car yesterday afternoon from a Boston Post representative.

William A. Temple POST Westboro Boston Post

Boy Performed Heroic Rescue On Mystic River Dike

Benny de Dulio a 15 year old Somerville resident got beyond his depth while swimming at the Somerville Dike on the Mystic River. Eyewitness Thomas Galvin a 16 year old Somerville resident jumped in, swam to Benny, pushed him to a raft, and helped roll four gallons of water from him before first aid revived him. Benny returned home with friends assistance.

Somerville Mystic River Benny de Dulio Flint Street Benny Thomas Galvin Glen Street Galvin

Officer Wounds Robber in Brookline Gunfight

Patrolman John J. Duffy shot at a suspect named John R. Montgomery in Brookline near 1054 Boylston street after a confrontation in front of William R. Cottingly’s residence. The robber was wounded between the shoulders and taken to Peter Bent Brigham Hospital, where he is guarded.

John R. Montgomery Boston Peter Bent Brigham Hospital John J. Duffy Brookline Duffy Boylston Street William R. Cottingly Montgomery Cottingly

Universalists Hear Reports at Worcester Convention

The opening business session of the general Sunday school convention in Worcester's First Universalist Church reported the year’s best financial health, larger membership, and expanded philanthropic work. President Rev. George E. Huntley led the meeting as 400 delegates attended with 100 more expected. A institute by Mrs. Stanley Manning preceded the session.

Worcester General Sunday School Convention First Universals Church George E. Huntley Boston Stanley Manning Arlington Rufus H. Dix Cleveland Hazel I. Kirk Tokio

Barry and Fitzpatrick Named Moving Pictures Prospects

Miss Alice E. Barry daughter of former Lieutenant-Governor Edward P. Barry and Miss Rose Fitzpatrick a Charlestown blonde were chosen as moving pictures prospects after Bijou Fernandez a Goldwyn Pictures scout spent the day in Boston’s shopping district and hotel lobbies.

Alice E Barry Goldwyn Alice E. Barry Edward P. Barry Rose Fitzpatrick Charlestown Moving Pictures Bijou Fernandez Goldwyn Pictures Corporation Boston

Emma Goldman Denied Entry to England by Home Secretary

In London on July 17 the Home Secretary Short announced in the House of Commons that Emma Goldman will not be allowed to enter England. Her presence is declared undesirable.

London Associated Press Emma Goldman England House of Commons Short

Excited by movie denouement Doctor collapses and dies

Dr Albert Colwill aged 38 of 168 Huntington Avenue Back Bay collapsed in a seat at Loew's State Theatre on Massachusetts Avenue during a film’s climax. Dr Thomas B. Foley of 85 Westland Avenue conveyed him to City Hospital where he was pronounced dead.

Albert Colwill Huntington Avenue Back Bay Colwill Loew's State Theatre Massachusetts Avenue Thomas B. Foley Westland Avenue City Hospital

Miners Urged to Return to Mines by President

President Harding invites bituminous coal mine operators at the White House to resume operations after accepting arbitration for the national coal strike. Operators had offered to place properties under a collective arrangement to settle the dispute.

Washington Harding White House

Showers and Cooler Forecast for New England

Washington forecast for northern New England calls for showers and likely thunderstorms Tuesday with cooler interior conditions Tuesday afternoon and night. Wednesday should be fair with moderate temperatures. Southern New England similarly expects showers and thunderstorms Tuesday, ending Tuesday afternoon, followed by a Wednesday of fair, moderate weather.

Boston Washington New England

Spa Notes and Weather Averages From Thompson's Spa

Recorded entries from Thompson's Spa include times and figures such as 6 a.m. and 6 p.m. with temperatures ranging around 65 to 86 degrees. Averages show yesterday at 70.6 and last year at 72.15.

Unsettled Overcast Weather With Showers Possible

Forecast calls forileen overcast skies and unsettled conditions with a chance of showers and thunderstorms especially this afternoon. Temperatures will hold steady with a cooler night to come.

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