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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1922
Page
6
Governor Cox announced the next Municipal Court judge will be a Boston resident. He expressed astonishment at many out of town candidates and pledged to appoint a Boston resident to the vacancy despite who the other applicants may be.
Complaints from 27 tenants at 1862 1870 Beacon street Brookline accuse owner Charles H Spring of Wellesley of seeking a flat 10 rent increase for all units regardless of size. Chairman Eugene C Hultman of the Commission on Necessaries of Life requested details on income and expenditures since Spring became owner, following transfers from Thomas Rush Dorchester to Frank A Connors and then to Spring.
Mayor Curley announced the City Rent and Housing Committee will be continued for the rest of the year. He said funding will be found to carry on the department's work under Chairman Herbert E. Elis despite no current appropriation.
Washington July 17 President Harding has accepted Edward B McLean a millionaire publisher s offer to use the Friendship estate as a Summer White House The show place inland from the White House features a nine hole golf course tennis courts pool and stables The privacy is assured by a high stone wall and iron gates on Wisconsin avenue The Alaska trip was postponed by legislative issues and industrial conditions limited a longer vacation
Police link two more Detroit down river killings to rum runners. Victims include Robert D. Cochran, an automobile salesman, and Neal Doherty, a railroad worker, shot while driving on Emmons Boulevard in Lincoln Park.
A preliminary hearing will be held in the Supreme Judicial Court before Judge Crosby on the 15 million dollar equity suit brought by the Boston Legal Aid Society against H. V. Greene and 53 individuals and three companies. The case, filed by 41 investors, accuses fraud conspiracy and collusion. Attorneys include George Is. Mayberry for the defendants and Edgar J. Rich William Hitchcock B J Killion Sherburne Powers Needham Gardner W Pearson for intervenors.
Private John D. Lawhorn of the Marine Corps at Charlestown Navy Yard will appear in person today before a Middlesex Grand Jury special session connected to the murder of Ralph G. Brewster, station agent at Winchester. Lawhorn is held in the navy yard brig. Assistant District Attorney Leverett Saltonstall and Col A T Marix arranged for Lawhorn to testify and bring all his witnesses.
The Quincy City Council sustained Mayor William A. Bradford's veto of the order establishing a Jewish cemetery. Councillors Flynn and Rizzozero voted to override the veto. After the vote, Jewish residents petitioned to set aside part of the municipal cemetery for burials in Quincy.
Do you rise tired and weak each day or feel unrefreshed and listless? Tanlac is touted as the safe tonic to cleanse the digestive system, purify the blood, and restore energy so you wake up ready to face the day with vigor. The ad claims it improves appetite, sleep, skin glow, and overall health, urging readers to buy from druggists.
The Creole fashion star Karyl Norman heads the vaudeville bill at Keith's Theatre with songs and gowns. The Braggiotti Sisters dance well and receive applause. Joe Morris Flo Campbell and Elizabeth Brice are warmly received with other acts including Zahn Dress Rubini Sisters and Hugh Herbert. Tellegen's one act playset The Blind Youth is announced for next week.
Drama at St James theatre last night as George A. Giles post stock season production of Bought and Paid For impressed Boston audiences. Montagu Love stars with Dorothy Bernard, both praised for strong performance and stagecraft. the revival draws praise for staging and crowd turnout as ushers struggled to seat a full house.
A sympathetic portrait of American life in a slice, presented with sincerity and smoothness. The production features Mr. Love and Miss Bernard with solid backing from Ralph Remley Albert Berg Margaret Pitt and Joan Batchelor.
Former Boston mayor John F. Fitzgerald travels through Fitchburg Gardner Athol Greenfield and North Adams meeting Democratic leaders. He says he will lead the Democratic ticket in primaries as opponents Ely and Sullivan lack public platform presence, boosting his campaign efforts.
Reformer speculation says Benny Leonard and Lew Tandler may skip a boxing match and instead engage in a real fight. Fans buying tickets would be relieved if the opinion were confirmed as correct.
The article reports Claire Miller separated from husband Jack amid a pending divorce suit and hints at a possible new marriage with Mr. Montgomery. It notes Claire's sister also acting in a production and mentions Marilyn Miller missing a Follies appearance and avoiding reporters.
Dr. Andreas Christian reports Marilyn Miller is anemic and exhausted but not too ill to marry Charles Pickford or resume work in Boston in September. He advises rest at a Santa Barbara sanitarium until Aug 1 and a quiet period after marriage to regain energy for the musical comedy tour.
The passage notes Miss Miller's serious worry for her mother and distress from hurtful remarks about her fiancé. It says she brooded long before speaking, and claims she has become anemic due to stress. The speaker questions the worry over money given a claimed high salary of 3500 dollars weekly.
Governor Hardwick ordered Georgia National Guard troops to move at once to Waycross as unrest flared over a strike involving about 1000 Atlantic Coast Line railway shop workers.
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