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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1922
Page
6
Colonel Harry E. Knight, commanding officer of the regiment, wrote a letter to Major Curley thanking him for the wonderful reception the regiment received while in the city.
Mills will reopen at 6 45 a m with hours 6 45 to 5 30 pm and a 64 hour week four other New Hampshire plants also plan partial or full resumes former workers given preference if registered at mills employment department present strike action now under arbitration inquiry by State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration.
The new fishing schooner Henry Ford departs Gloucester tomorrow on her maiden voyage to the Grand Banks to compete for the International Fishermen's Cup next fall. A large Gloucester turnout will bid her farewell.
An explosion at the Helene and Amalie coal mine in Essen Germany killed seventeen miners and injured twenty five others. Eight miners are reported missing.
Geneva Mitchell's mother alleges a deliberate frame-up to replace her daughter with Claire Miller in Sally. She says Miller was rehearsed before publicity and warned of attempts to oust Geneva, while producer Samuel Harrison denies pre-rehearsal involvement and says Miller only filled in after Mitchell's absence.
J Thomas Gettigan former Revere grocer testified that a $10 bill given to William Lindsay an African dodger was to buy a revolver to kill Clinton W Richardson uncle of the accused The money was a gift to placate the man so he would stay employed Gettigan accused of poisoning his aunt to murder his uncle for a fortune and the defense rested as closing arguments approach Judge Dubuque will charge the jury after deliberations. Gettigan admitted two prior Maine Supreme Judicial Court convictions one for breaking and entering in 1894 and another for larceny of $500 from an aged woman in 1914.
Testimony portrays Gettigan denying arsenic delivery and poison possession while detailing alleged payments and matches with witnesses. He recalls meetings with Lindsay, claims gifts to Mrs Richardson, and cites police claims of framed confessions. Convictions for breaking and entering and larceny surface in Maine.
An ad promises quick relief for tired burning and swollen feet with TIZ claiming to draw out toxins and end pain. It asserts magical cures for corns calluses and bunions and urges readers to buy boxes at drug or department stores for a few cents.
A call to action appeals to supporters to donate now to the Hippo Fund, emphasizing urgency and immediate help. The appeal reinforces that contributions are needed today to sustain the fund’s activities.
Pythian Sisters of Hingham marked their second anniversary with a banquet and entertainment in Odd Fellows Hall. More than 250 attended. Grand Chief Carrien A. Young received a $5 gold piece and Pilgrim roses. Attendees included Flor ence Caswell and Helen P. Young. Entertainment featured an orchestra and readings by Mrs. Frank Wilson. Ada B. Keith headed the entertainment committee with Alice M. Lyon assisting.
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