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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1922
Page
7
James O Grady, a member of Parliament returning from Moscow, confirms Nikolai Lenine is seriously ill. Lenine has not been at the Kremlin lately and has been living in the country.
An advertisement promotes Vegex a non medical food claimed to relieve constipation by boosting vitamin B and minerals. It cites Lt Col Robert Mc Carrison and a 67 day experiment on monkeys and offers refunds free samples and multiple jar sizes from Atamin Food Co in New York City.
Howard Snelling, 34, of Lake View Road Winchester, was critically injured at 5 PM yesterday at Wedgemere station Boston and Maine R R. He leaped from a slowing train aiming to cut a shortcut and fell on his head after landing on an in bound rail. He suffered a fractured skull and three broken ribs and was taken to Winchester hospital. The inbound train stopped within yards of him.
The American Bible Society announced that twelve hundred perfumed peppered and poisoned Bibles in Gilbertese were shipped to Ocean Island in the Gilbert Group. Routed via Sidney Australia the 15 000 mile journey aimed to kill bookworms and protect the volumes.
Federal Judge Anderson yesterday on motion of Assistant United States Attorney Keith dismissed the suit of Mrs. Ann Dolan of 1161 2 Inman street Cambridge who asked damages from the United States for loss of the comfort and support of her husband Patrick H Dolan a member of the Army of the Potomac under General Grant whose fate has for 50 years been enshrouded in mystery
Miss Esther Quinn prosecuted for Mrs. Dolan alleging fraud by the government over long missing records and wartime rolls. Judge Anderson dismissed the case ruling no action against the government shown. Quinn vowed to appeal to the U S Circuit Court of Appeals or the Supreme Court.
The Palmer Amusement Company plans a 2000 seat theatre at 2026 Columbus Avenue in Egleston square with a dance hall and storefronts. A 24000 square foot lot with 155 foot frontage was purchased and about half a million dollars will be spent on a tapestry brick limestone building featuring vaudeville and motion pictures. The company is capitalized at 600000.
The slate lists President William P. Connor Vice President Charles Duncan Jr Secretary and Treasurer C J Morrissey. Directors include G H Connor Charles J Mullen Thomas F Connor and E M Bellows forming the board.
New Haven June 12 Professor Charles Hyde Warren of Boston was named the new director of Yale University's Sheffield Scientific School. He has 22 years on the Massachusetts Institute of Technology faculty and seven years as a mineralogy professor there. He succeeds Professor Russell H. Chittenden, elected by the Yale corporation at its Saturday meeting.
Paris officials say the guarantees committee headed for Berlin will shape future reparations action after studying solvency measures in Germany. Officials note France has spent about 90 billion paper francs on reconstruction and will not easily reduce its claim.
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