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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1922

Page

7

South Boston Schoolboys Grow Hidden Garden Behind Tenements

About 90 South Boston boys cultivate a concealed patch behind Seventh Street and I Street, under Miss Bertha Pierce and assistants. The garden, fenced from view by row houses, yields corn radishes beans and carrots with all produce owned by the boys and taken home as harvests. Additional hidden gardens in the area include a unique English walnut tree noted as the only one outdoors in Greater Boston.

East Seventh Streets South Ey South Boston Bertha Pierce Marret Morgan Alice Kenney Seventh Street Way Nursery Dardens Boston New England Seventh Streets Margaret Morgan

Edison ordered to furnish lighting to Roxbury resident

The Massachusetts public utilities department ordered the Edison Electric Illuminating Company to provide electricity for lighting Mrs. Mary E. McNeil of 9 Bainbridge Street Roxbury. The department defended service at reasonable rates and noted the burden of transmission costs falls on the beneficiaries in a dense Boston neighborhood.

State Department of Public Edison Electric Illuminating Company Mary E. McNeil Bainbridge Street Roxbury Public Utilities Department Boston

Hi Po Battery plant burns in East Norwalk

The Hi-po Battery plant in East Norwalk suffered a fire today causing an estimated loss of about $20,000. No injuries were reported and investigation into the blaze is pending.

South Norwalk Conn Hi-po Battery Corporation East Norwalk

Hot Weather Rules for Care of Horses

Guidelines for keeping horses safe in heat include load lightly and drive slowly, seek shade, keep a wet sponge on the head, water frequently in work, sponge off harness marks and wash the face after work, and avoid washing at night. If overheating occurs, move to shade, sponge, and give aromatic spirits of ammonia or nitre in water, then cool the head with cold water.

John Walsh Seeks Deer Island Secret Plea in Court

In Central Court John Walsh, with prior drunkenness records, is sent to the State farm for multiple offenses and physical recovery. After a dramatic outburst he hints at a secret, prompting the judge to joke about Deer Island term and await the concealed deal.

John Walsh Central Court John Mr. Walsh

Ginger Ale Probe Ends with Discharge of Defendants

John Kozlowski testified at the prohibition headquarters claiming hard liquor was sold at his Cambridge street shop after selling the business. He later admitted the sample could have been ginger ale and that he paid 35 cents for the drink. Commissioner Hayes discharged George Williams and Phillias Cormier after Kozlowski failed to substantiate the allegation.

John Kozlowski Cambridge Street Cambridge Kozlowski Prohibition Commissioner Hayes Federal Building George Williams Phillias Cormier

Full-Grown Seal Hauled From Winthrop Beach

A 150 pound full grown seal was hauled ashore at Winthrop Beach by Sydney O'Hare 15 and Francis Jennings 13 of 23 Charles street Winthrop. The seal died after being pulled ashore by a line with a slip noose. The boys may receive state aid for the seal head due to the bounty on seals.

Winthrop Beach Sydney O’hare Francis Jennings Charles Street Winthrop

Hangman Arthur Ellis Says Income Limits Support Payment

In Montreal on July 21 Arthur Ellis the hangman tells the court his business is uncertain and his income cannot be raised. He offers his wife 75 dollars a month instead of 110 while heading to Vancouver to execute three men. A police court assault charge by Mrs Ellis was withdrawn after a bargain but she now pursues 110 dollars and plans a separation suit.

Montreal Arthur Ellis Ellis Vancouver

Rum runners held after whiskey seizure linked to Lorena case

Beverly police stopped two trucks carrying large quantities of smuggled whiskey believed tied to the Lorena seizure. Guy W Cunningham and Fred Cunningham of Beverly and Alfred Prebender of Peabody were arraigned before US Commissioner Hayes on smuggling charges and held on $1000 bail each. They hired Daniel A. Shea as counsel and pleaded not guilty. Treasury agents search for the mother ship while police in several towns were alerted.

Lorena Guy W Fred Cunningham Beverly Alfred Prebender Peabody United States Hayes Daniel A. Shea Special Treasury McKenna Harney North Shore Beverly Farms

Boston Chamber Plans Camp Committee Seeks Longer Vacations

Appointment of three directors James FE McConnell Charles R Gow and Benjamin F White as a special committee to help General Edwards secure a full New England quota at the Citizens Training Camp was announced yesterday. The committee asks local business leaders to extend employees vacation from two weeks to a month to attend camp.

Boston Chamber of Commerce General Edwards New England James FE McConnell Charles R. Gow Benjamin F. White

Boy Killed by Truck in Belmont Accident

Hyman Carls 15 son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Carls of 463 Belmont Belmont was killed yesterday morning when thrown from his bicycle into the path of a moving five ton truck.

Hyman Carls Samuel Carls Belmont Street Belmont

Swordfish and Groundfish Dock Receipts Reported

The Schooner Albert W. Black arrived at the Fish Pier with 136 sword fish. Four vessels supplied groundfish, including the dragger Helen Furlito with 2000 pounds of flounders and 100 pounds of hake. Quarter receipts totaled 174 400 pounds. Wholesalers quoted haddock 3 1 2 to 4 cents, large cod 6 to 5 1 2, market cod 3 1 2 to 4, hakes 3 to 3 1 2, swordfish 15 to 16 cents per pound.

Albert W. Black Helen Furlito Haddock Notpes Hake

Shipping News Arrivals From Multiple Ports

Shipping news lists steamers and vessels arriving and departing ports including Glasgow Liverpool Gothenburg New York Providence Norfolk Baltimore and more with names such as Valemore Griffiths Liver pool Storeholm Scythia Phonix Gal Nantucket Nickerson Juniata and many others. The record notes minesweeper Mallard tug Ballenas and several schooners along with port calls at Bangor Bath Rockland Gloucester Portland and Rockport.

Valemore Griffiths Liverpool Storeholm Swed Nilsson Gothenburg Etcc Scythia Prothero New York Phonix Dan Gal Matanzas Cuba Prince George MacKinnon Yarmouth N. C Nacoochee Diehl Savannah Nantucket Nickerson Baltimore Norfolk Juniata Pratt Philadelphia J. H. Devereux Keene Everett Walker Arlington Ricker Amoleo Winder North Land Snow Franklin Hansen H. F. Dimock Allen Roseway Dooley Mohawk Doane Port Ivory Briton McLean Bangor Massasoit Intersoll Jonesport Camden Scyllla Queenstown Orterie Governor Dingley St. John N. B Fiastport Lubec Steel Worker Pacific Lake Stryman Charleston Jacksonville Walter D. Noyes Newport Newa Ormidate Mary, Co

Incoming Streamers and Ocean Forecast From Boston and New York

DUE TODAY lists ships to various ports including Glen Ridge Rotterdam Prince Arthur Yarmouth N C Alexandra Gothenburg Canadian Spinner Australian ports Coastwike Norfolk Cal vin Austin New York Bellingham Balti more for Copenhagen and others. OCEAN FORECAST expects northeast winds and unsettled weather to the Grand Banks as steamers sail today from Boston and New York. Weather reports hourly: Highland Light at 4 pm wind east partly cloudy thermometer 72 seas smooth Graves Tight 4146 am wind northeast hazy thermometer 66 pressure 50.08 seas smooth.

the Post Marine Glen Ridge Rotterdam Prince Arthur Yarmouth N. C Alexandra Gothenburg Coastwike Norfolk Calvin Austin New York Bellingham Baltimore Copenhagen San Mateo Bocas del Toro Colombia Prince George Dingley St. John N. B North Land Norwalk Ctc Pacific Stephen St. Jones Sydney C. B Buenos Ayres Santos Yokohama Hamburg City of Atlanta Savannah Gloucester Ontario Philadelphia Boston Europe Grand Banks Highland Light Graves Tight Iheaak

Contaminated Certified Milk Shocks Boston

A Boston health scare reveals tuberculosis taint in part of the certified milk supply. Tests trace contamination to two herds in Waverley Massachusetts and Wilton New Hampshire, with one child dead and several infected. The issue rests on veterinarians certifying purity while the Medical Milk Commission oversees oversight. Pasteurized ordinary milk remains safe, while certified milk remains unpasteurized.

Greater Boston Back Bay Waverley Mass Wilton N. H Boston Health Department Medical Milk Commission Marshall Bailey Cambridge Bailey Edgar A. Crossman Bureau of Animal Industry

Jump Lands Bass in Boat at Roseland Lake

A three-pound bass leapt from the water into a boat at Roseland Lake Woodstown Connecticut on July 21. Three campers witnessed the feat as the bass hopped aboard while the craft neared shore. The incident highlights fishing as a popular regional pastime attracting visitors from New York City and Boston.

Woodstock Conn Roseland Lake Babe Ruth Connecticut New York City Boston

Boy Killed Under Truck in Cambridge Accident

11 year old Harry Rosenberg, a Cambridge newsboy, died when he jumped from a moving truck and was struck by its wheels. The crash happened at Massachusetts Avenue and Winter Street in Arlington as he rode with driver Wendell Donahue of Medford en route to Spy Pond.

Harry Rosenberg Cambridge Massachusetts Avenue Winter Street Arlington Harry Ida Rosenberg Bristol Street Spy Pond Cambridge Gas Light Company Wendell Donahue Winchester Terrace Medford

Children’s Feet Cut by Glass at South Boston Beach

Police threaten prosecution of anyone discarding glass near water as three Hyde Park children hurt at Head House Beach in South Boston. George Tarale 11, Ruth Long 8, and Henry Tarmino 11, all of Gordon Avenue, were treated at City Hospital for foot lacerations after wading in the water.

Hyde Park City Hospital Head House Beach Boston George Tarale Gordon Avenue Ruth Long Henry Tarmino

Petition Demands Probe of Rendering Plant Odors

Five hundred South Boston residents petitioned the Board of Health for an investigation into offensive odors from the Independent Rendering Company plant on Camrell Street Dorchester Street and Old Colony Avenue following a protest meeting.

South Boston Board of Health Independent Rendering Company Camrell Street Dorchester Street Old Colony Avenue

Mysterious fire investigated in Dorchester

Dorchester police and fire officials probe a mysterious blaze last night under a shed at 57 Temean Street near the New Haven railroad. A citizen sounded the alarm from box M36. Damage is estimated at 10 dollars and police suspect a boyish start.

Dorchester New Haven Railroad Temean Street

Limerick Falls to Free State Forces in Cork and Waterford

July 21 reports say Irregulars blew Ballycotton Pier and evacuated Roche Point in Cork harbor. Dublin dispatch states Limerick city captured after a major Free State assault. combined with Waterford, the insurgent line between them is destroyed, marking a double victory.

Belfast Ballycotton Pier East Cork Roche Point Cork Harbor Dublin Limerick Free State Waterford Ireland Kerry Galtee County Tipperary

Body of Dr Palmer Found in Lynn Pond

The body of Dr George M Palmer 50 a State House chemist was found in Floating Bridge Pond Lynn with a throat wound and possible suicide suspected. Police and Medical Examiner investigated while neighbors and family tied to his recent poor health. His brother Professor William Lincoln Palmer of Harvard is named as a relative.

George M. Palmer Chemical Laboratories State House Floating Bridge Pond Lynn Breed Richard Pugh Western Avenue Dr. Palmer Central Square Lyn Palmer William Lincoln Palmer Harvard State Street Boston

New Hampshire State to Race West Point in Cross Country Meet

New Hampshire State College will meet West Point in a dual cross country meet October 28 at West Point, preceding the New Hampshire Army football game. Announcement came from athletic authorities at the Durham college.

Manchester N. H New Hampshire State College West Point New Hampshire Army Durham

Grave Probe Likely Dropped at Woburn Cemetery

The mystery grave at Congregation Anshel Lei Bovitz Cemetery in Woburn may have its probe dropped with a recommendation to end the inquiry. Most members accept the authorities’ report that the elderly man found is David B. Lewis, buried in 1911, with the headstone adjacent possibly shifted. The cemetery caretaker’s son Max Kreutzer claims to have seen a new coffin, but no progress was made to verify substitution.

Anshel Leibovitz Woburn David B. Lewis Lewis Max Kreutzer

Portland Deputies Ordered to Use Guns for Defense

Sheriff Graham of Portland Maine warned that anyone endangering deputies on guard duty would be shot to protect themselves. The directive came after Deputy George MacDonald was reportedly run down by an automobile while escorting a man from Portland Terminal Company yards. The warning was given as union men waited for a Municipal Court assault case hearing related to the incident and alleged kidnapping of a new worker.

Portland King F. Graham George MacDonald Portland Terminal Company Graham

Durant Motors Chief Also Leads Locomobile

Reports confirm that Durant Motors Inc will participate in Locomobile Company of America reorganization and that William C Durant also holds the presidency of Locomobile.

New York Durant Motors, Inc Locomobile Company of America Willam C. Durant Locomobile Company

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Edward Purtell Thomas Kiernan Cataldo Palmiere Edison Company Hi-Po Beecham’s Deer Island Ellen T. Marshall Ber Ashe Marie Ohrviken Sweden Mystic Wharf Furness Line Hoosac Docks Charlestown Phenix American Sugar Refining Company Black Diamond Line Antwerp Shipping Board Ballenas Massillon Bridge James River Cunard Virgilia Birnie London Gilbert Standcliff Parrsboro N. S Neponset Bay of Fundy Mispec Atlantic International Mercantile Marine Company Minnewaska Minnetonka Hangman Hold Jupiter Mars Saturn Venus Shipping News Provisional Government King John Shannon National Artillery Strand Barracks Red Cross Strand Castle Barracks King John's Castle Free Staters County Club Adelphi Imperial Reginald's N. H State W. Point
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