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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1922
Page
11
A shaggy terrier named Scotty wowed crowds on Tremont Street near the Common in Boston. With no license visible, he performed tricks in the snow, leaping, rolling, and bowing for applause as onlookers cheered and a department store worker calmed the scene.
In a crowded scene a dog named Scotty distracts a piano truck’s sales push by drawing away the crowd, while a young man whispers to a passerby and a Bostonian ignores the popular song hits.
A Cambridge lawn party held yesterday at 106 Brattle Street raised over 1000 for the Cambridge Neighborhood House. Children and adults from Cambridgeport performed folk dances in native costume while tea, ice cream, and a Punch and Judy show entertained guests.
A garbled passage discusses pride in one’s own and a judge identifying what is best, but the text remains unclear and fragmented with no coherent event or names.
An advertisement lists authorized agents across New England for Godfrey express harness featuring bronze lined shaft tags said to prolong harness life. It names numerous dealers in Maine New Hampshire Vermont and beyond including James Pereie Sons Hicks Bros Prescott Wood & Co and others.
A double wedding will take place in West Roxbury with Miss Dorothy Campbell to wed, and her sister also set to marry in the same ceremony.
A double wedding will take place on Tuesday June 20 at Walter S Campbell and Mrs Campbell’s West Roxbury home. Dorothy Campbell will wed James R Rounding of West Foxbury and Marjorie Campbell will marry Robert B Hartless of Chicago. The Rev Ernest Meredith of the Unitarian Church of Watertown will perform the ceremonies.
The Senate voted 49 to 21 to raise the annual army strength to 133000 enlisted men and 12530 officers, overturning a House figure of 115000 and 11000 officers. The measure moved swiftly after committee action, with rapid consideration of amendments.
Two companies of the 11st Engineers stage a first annual field day with a sham battle at Dilboy Field Somerville using modern warfare implements. The 6 pm program features close order drill for the Clarence Edwards Cup, athletic events, artillery firing, cavalry exhibition, regimental parade, and a concert before officials.
Veterans of three wars city and state officials and former police colleagues attended a solemn high mass at the Church of the Immaculate Conception to honor Andrew J. Houghton former police inspector and head of the Keansarge Naval Veterans Association The tribute reflected his long service across multiple wars and his leadership in veteran groups.
At Revere Beach two policewomen accused Louis C. Tigar of Chelsea of inviting a East Boston woman for a ride. He denied wrongdoing claiming no sinister purpose. Judge Stearns fined him 15 dollars and he appealed.
William Duggan, 59, a Boston Elevated machinist living at 10 Draper Street Dorchester, said his 19 year old son James attacked him with a stove lifter while he slept. Duggan was taken to City Hospital with facial and head injuries after the dispute over domestic finances. Disturbed neighbors watched as he fled his home to the police station pursued by a crowd.
Pope Pius received Rev. William A. Hickey bishop of Providence Rhode Island in a private audience He presented the diocese initial report since the pope's election The Holy Father showed interest in Providence College La Salle Academy and the diocese school and orphanage serving about 24000 students and a thousand orphans
Harvard Widener Library faces a missing book scare after a mid year census found 297 volumes missing from a reading room. Only 67 have been returned, leaving 230 books unaccounted for as officials seek methods to identify the offenders.
A plan to rebuild Belleau to serve as a permanent memorial to American dead of the A E F will be launched today in Washington by the Belleau Wood Memorial Association. Citizens will be solicited for contributions of 25 cents on Tuesday.
Senator Watson of Georgia charged a plot to frame and railroad Andrew T. Durbin of Columbus Ohio son of Ohio Democratic chairman for allegedly providing information about actions by Attorney General Daugherty and New York attorney Thomas B. Fielder. Durbin, held for a June 7 preliminary hearing after arrest for obtaining money under false pretenses, faces extradition requests from Ohio authorities.
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