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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1922
Page
4
A bride recalls a troubled honeymoon from a church departure through a stormy sea voyage to a lonely Irish home. Her husband Patrick seems distant yet affectionate as past betrayals surface, testing marriage and trust.
Bosch, a German police dog with battlefield service, was killed after biting Riverside Kennels owner W. O. Hawlett seven times. Hawlett, hospitalized in Greenwich, had to shoot the animal to stop the attack. The dog was brought to the United States by an American soldier after the armistice.
Thirty six graduates of the summer course in gas manufacture and distribution form an association. The class, a pioneer program, includes leaders from New England gas firms. Edward J. Cooney presides with C. B. Bond as secretary and E. L. Woods as treasurer. other officers include A. G. Spinney, John J. Quinn, Norton MacKean, Horace J. Ayling, W. K. Eavenson, and G. Peterson on the executive committee. Advisory board members are C. E. Page, C. R. Prichard, T. B. Walker, and Professor Wilkes.
Mayor Curley announces Coleman Brothers must provide adequate facilities and machinery to remove objectionable odors from the Spectacle Island plant. The city declines a further 60 000 for an extra plant and may pursue civil action to enforce contract terms on harbor plant improvements.
James Dempsey a former liquor dealer on Dorchester Avenue prior to the big drought was found guilty in Dorchester Court yesterday of selling liquor to an officer from Field Corner police station and was fined fifty dollars.
J. D. Guenette of 312 Oak Hill Road Fitchburg claims to have grown a rare two-bagger radish this season. He sent the unusual backyard produce to the Post to share with neighbor gardeners. The freak radish has two bulbs with a second root set, suggesting a longer growth might yield a necklace of radishes.
James Conlon of Cambridge, aged 60, was found guilty by a Suffolk Superior Court jury of falsely procuring the signatures of James G. Abercam and Ina A. Abercam to a deed of property in Amesbury in exchange for a $5000 note by Lewis T. McKenney secured by a Wakefield mortgage. He allegedly misrepresented the Wakefield property was burden free. The case showed others involved and that Conlon profited about $1000 by swapping the Amesbury property for a Winter Street millinery business, while he claimed to act as broker.
Burglars used acid on the Gillies family silver to judge its quality then took tableware valued at 3000 dollars along with fur coats and sealskin garments from the Hamden residence while the family was away at the shore.
George P. Drury a Boston attorney of 68 Lyman street Waltham filed for the Republican nomination for Attorney General with the Boston Election Commissioners. Harvard graduate class of 1897, Harvard Law School alum, former Superior Court assistant clerk and ex-member of the Republican State Committee who represented his district in the Legislature from 1912 to 1916.
An excursion steamer Dorothy Bradford carrying 350 passengers collided with coal steamer Arlington in dense fog in Boston harbor. Nineteen injured, nine seriously. passengers aided by ambulances to Massachusetts General Hospital. Bradford resumed voyage with 200 aboard. Arlington to Everett for discharge.
Judge John M. Anderson of criminal court was shot to death by his wife after a family quarrel in Beckley West Virginia authorities arrested Mrs. Anderson at her home details say Raleigh County officials.
Adelene Palmer Lee's divorce petition against Dr Harry M Lee of New London was denied by Judge James H Webb of the Superior Court in Norwich. The court found no proof of cruelty and left custody decisions to the parents. Dr Lee, a war surgeon, and Mrs Lee married ten years ago. allegations of excessive cigarette smoking affecting Mrs Lee's mentality were dismissed.
Grace Stachan Forsythe a respected educator and former associate superintendent of schools died today in New York She was born in Buffalo in 1863 and recently retired from her post.
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