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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1922
Page
32
Captain William G. Ryan of Company H 181st Infantry Massachusetts National Guard and overseas veteran of the late war has been appointed acting chief of police by the Concord board of selectmen, succeeding Chief William Craig who recently resigned. Fashionable women in London now smoke cigarettes with tips the color of their gowns.
The yacht Aloha owned by Arthur Curtiss James anchors in Newport Rhode Island after a world cruise begun September 15. It reached Marseilles in 22 days and traveled through the Panama and Suez Canals stopping at Hawaii, Japan, China, Philippines, Java, India, Ceylon and Arabia. A Pathology Division note references plant poison analysis by the Agricultural Department.
President Hsu Shih Chang resigns at an extraordinary cabinet session in Pekin. Acting Premier Chow Tsu Chi would succeed until Parliament convenes. Parliament plans to move to Pekin, with Tsao Kun discussed as vice president and Sun Yat Sen courted to join a united China effort.
The old Republican Parliament backed by General Wu Pei-Fu meets in Tientsin for the first time since 1917. It adopts a unification program and plans to publish a manifesto declaring President Hsu Shih-Chang deposed. The Senate president and House speaker issue the statement.
More than 36,000,000 women are members of the International Council of Women, reflecting vast global participation and influence in women’s civic and social issues.
Manchester New Hampshire June 1 Firemen report progress in a three mile front blaze near Hackett Hill west of the city danger is reduced for the night. Stacked lumber worth 21000 property of Pike and Bailey saved with hard effort. Flames reportedly edging toward Goffstown Village on the Manchester side.
The late Peter A. Breen, Salem attorney who died May 2, left five thousand dollars to four charities in his will filed for probate in Salem. Lynn Hospital receives two thousand five hundred dollars and the Home for Destitute Catholic Children at 78 Harrison Avenue Boston is left one thousand dollars. Rev. Michael Madden, curate of ...
The items note St Josephs College Lynn receiving 1000 dollars and the Little Sisters of the Poor in Somerville getting 500 dollars.
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