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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1922

Page

4

Mayor backs tag days to raise funds for mothers and children

Boston officials and Volunteers of America push a $20,000 drive to send 1000 mothers and children to Bridgewater rest camp. Mayor Curley, Governor Cox, Lt. Gov. Fuller and other leaders attend at City Club as a date for the campaign is set and a $100 contribution is reported.

Curley City Club Advisory Board of the Volunteers of America Bridgewater Boston Grazier Zoo Hippo Cox Fuller John L. Bates Mayor Curley Francis J. W. Ford Charles J. Brown Arthur Knowles Harold L. French J. Weston Allen E. Robie Cameron George S. Robinson J. Sumner Draper Leonard Martin A. J. Brackett John B. Fitzgibbons

Delorme Murder Trial Postponed in Montreal

The trial of Adelard Delorme former priest charged with killing his half brother Raoul was postponed until tomorrow due to the illness of Judge Monet.

Germs Freed in UC Berkeley Fireouts on Campus

June 22 report states scientists seek to recapture millions of deadly germs released when Hearst Hall burned Tuesday night. Bottles containing cultures broke, contents washed away by water, and test animals including goats rabbits rats and guinea pigs were released and remain at large.

Berkeley Calif University of California Hearst Hall

Suffolk Grand Jury Hears Dope Menace Cure Efforts

District Attorney Thomas C. O'Brien told 22 county grand jurors at the City Club banquet that Suffolk is gradually eradicating dope peddling and curing many addicts. The grand jury has sat since January and will close its session.

Suffolk County Thomas C. O’brien

Curran Files for Democratic Governor's Council Seat

Former Senator George E. Curran of Roxbury filed nomination papers for the Democratic nomination for the Governor's Council from the third district. Curran was the first to file papers with the Secretary of State for the race.

George E. Curran Roxbury Governor's Council Curran Secretary of State Wiliam J. Foley Governor’s Council Suffolk County House Senate

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