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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1922
Page
5
Directors of the International Cotton Mills report sale of the Stark Mills property in Manchester to the Amoskeag Manufacturing Company. Amoskeag will absorb Stark Mills after an inventory of International Cotton Mills assets in the city is completed.
In New York on June 2 Joseph B Ryan aged 24 with a long prison record received a maximum term at Sing Sing after a robbery carried out just before his marriage. His bride fainted and was carried to the matron's office as Justice Knott imposed one of the longest sentences yet in the current crime wave crackdown.
Mrs. Paul Sandy of Waterville Maine suffered chronic headaches back pain and a side pain from a general breakdown. After a year of various treatments she built up her system with Dr Williams Pink Pills and felt improved complete relief from pain and sleep restored. Your druggist sells Dr Williams Pink Pills priced 60 cents.
George F. Nelson of Roxbury Massachusetts, a noted furniture dealer, credits Tanlac with reversing a breakdown caused by severe stomach disorder and nerve exhaustion. He says after three bottles he feels thirty years younger and can eat and sleep normally again. Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.
State police probing three assaults on 17 year old Jennie Doucett found inconsistencies in her account. She says red pepper was thrown during the third attack and her scream drew her dog’s attention. At 8:20 on June 1 four men worked in a nearby sand bank, with several passersby observed thereafter.
Fifty townsmen led by Carlos Fowler search the Boxford Georgetown area for the June 1 assault suspect as Miss Doucette recovers. A suspicious man captured near the line was released after she testified he was not the attacker. Police guard all roads and search the woods.
Milton A. Stone a state attorney and Clyde Colt a New York promoter were indicted by the federal grand jury for using the mails to defraud in the sale of stock in the North Shore Fish Corporation of Boothbay Maine. Former County Attorney Edward W. Bridgman and attorney Orlando H. Lane were previously arrested. Bridgman and Lane later faced dismissal of related complaints as exonerated, though no formal no bill was issued.
A ceremony to dedicate the Doughboy Fireplace and unveil a 26th Division tribute tablet will be held tomorrow at 3 30 PM in the Y D Clubhouse Back Bay General Edwards to give the dedicatory address The Yankee Division members contribute items including a wounded veteran’s crutch trench signs leaflets with German propaganda a potato masher and a borrowed French rail piece
Massachusetts lawmakers open a probe into alleged proposals at Harvard to curb enrollment by race or creed. Alumni and religious leaders sharply divided with Chester Greenough saying overcrowding prompts limits while others defend a democratic admission ideal.
In Paris on June 2 United News reports Madame Lebaudy failed to halt her daughter Jacqueline Lebaudy Sudreau's divorce bid. Sudreau, once linked to the Emperor of the Sahara, obtained court orders for conjugal rights and divorce due to Jacqueline's nonappearance. The saga includes alleged kidnapping and claims the marriage was a convenience.
President Harding announced plans to reappoint Governor W P G Harding to the Federal Reserve Board. The move is expected to please New England business interests and comes with a forthcoming appointment representing agricultural interests as authorized by Congress.
Weeks announced cancellation of Walter J. Fahy’s commission after he flew over Lincoln Memorial crowds endangering lives and hindering the President’s speech. The President urged a law against aviators who hover over crowds.
The daylight saving plan to start activities an hour earlier without clock changes has largely failed outside government and schools. Public canvasses show strong opposition, and Cabinet weighs rescinding the order while the President favors more trial. The President promoted the idea, citing ease for morning golf, but Washington seems unable to implement it.
The Haverford, the first White Star liner back in Boston since the war began, docked at Commonwealth Pier. Among 78 cabin and 102 third class passengers, 77-year-old Clifford Marr reunited with his English-born son, his father meeting him at the pier. Penelope Curtis of Bay State Road also traveled from New York, to join the group after her father Police Commissioner Edwin A. Curtis died in Italy.
Counsel for former Middlesex district attorney Nathan A. Tufts and the attorney general agreed to limit evidence to that presented during Tufts's removal. The stipulation was filed in court yesterday and Tufts intends to contest the case.
West Point cadets of the 102 member graduating class arrived in Springfield to inspect the United States armory. They were greeted by Colonel Thales L. Ames and escorted through the armory and museum. A society reception and dance followed at the armory grounds.
Leonard and other city officials will depart at 2:30 for West Point.
Representative Loring P. Jordan of Wakefield resigned from the House to accept an appointment as an assistant in the Middlesex County probate office. The move follows his role as a petitioner in the effort to remove Justice Edward 2. Pierce. The resignation was accepted without debate.
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