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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1922
Page
10
Describes a tan or black cowhide suit case with shirt pocket inside cover and fabric straps, regulating depth, drill lining, and sizes 24 and 26 inches. Claims to hold enough clothing for long trips, priced at 24.50 and 26.00 with values of 36 and 38. Initial stamped without charge.
A report from Ireland describes a cautious journey to Dublin from the West via Athlone and Balinasloe. Military precautions stalled the night ride and heavy snipers were feared. Dublin is described as quiet with life proceeding normally and citizens going about daily business.
Dispatches describe De Valera fleeing south, rumors about disguise as a priest, and Free State authorities pursuing a path to order. Michael Collins says Ireland will emerge stronger with public support, Boston speech planned, and stability rising as Dublin quiets. Free State officers optimistic within a month. Autumn lawn fete at Mrs. Coe’s Allerton estate honors war workers. Hull women shuttle guests to the event with several named organizers listed.
Alvan T. Fuller, via Russell and Wiggin, asked Judge Wait of the Superior Court to dismiss a $50,000 libel suit by Eewin T. McKnight, former State Senate president, arguing his counsel lacked a copy of the declaration. McKnight, alleging defamatory statements during Fuller’s 1950s campaign and Elevated scandal remarks, seeks redress. Judge Wait reserved decision.
Edmund D Codman former president of the Fitchburg Railroad has lost a second time in his litigation over Boston and Maine railroad affairs He claimed a scheme by Boston bankers to yield control to New York Central and sought an injunction to stop ballot counting Judge Crosby denied the injunction after hearings.
Hinton West Virginia July 26 sheriffs deputies and state police using tear gas prepared to rush a house where John Fredeking an insane man has defied capture for 11 days. One man killed four wounded in ongoing battle. Fredeking age about 35 detained by family for 15 years. Prohibition officer Lou Matty killed earlier. Other arrests wounded. Authorities plan to storm if needed.
Three women clerks in the United States District Court were promoted to deputy court clerks on the recommendation of federal examiners who studied government operations. Katherine E. Quinn and Helen I. Tweedy were sworn in immediately. Edith Rollins, currently on vacation, will take the oath on return. Tweedy handles all passport applications.
Rochester July 26 Huntley Spaulding state education board chairman warned at the Rochester Hospital dedication that selfish supporters of personal liberty fuel race hatred and echoed his Europe trip where England and France felt mutual hostility. He warned a new line of thought is needed to prevent another war worse than the last.
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