28 Jun 1922
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1922
Page
1
Irish provisional government envoys in an armored car delivered an ultimatum to Rory O Connor who holds the Four Courts. Free State armored cars patrol the streets as troops occupy vantage points and trenches are dug to shell the building. The clash is expected at dawn.
London dispatch notes the Irish provisional government must restore order in Southern Ireland or sink, with Lloyd George charging Free State leaders with sole responsibility for stability.
In Washington on June 27 a Mexican general near Tampico reportedly held 40 American citizens for ransom. The incident comes as U S authorities weigh enforcement options and potential use of armed force. The situation adds tension to ongoing diplomatic exchanges and prompts calls for firm action by Washington.
Golf highlights report Gordon breaks the course record at Buffalo. Garden City sees Princeton lead in the college title tourney. Wimbledon features Cochet defeating Crawley in a five set international tennis final. Longwood witnesses Rice and Niles reach state singles final. Charley White defeats Johnny Dundee in Rock Island boxing. Princeton defeats Yale 11 5 in Westbury polo. Full reports on pages 14 17 18 19.
Er nest E French, 16, of Charlestown, with Miss Charlotte Blaisdell, was arrested in Portsmouth after a $200 check and a $50 check drawn on the Old Colony Trust Company were found forged. The boy had hired a car from Boston Motor Cab Company and claimed plans to buy a Maine farm.
A six month old boy, riding with his parents and six others near the Bedford Billerica line, was tossed from his mother's arms and fatally struck by an approaching car after a collision hurled the vehicle against a telegraph pole. The child, son of Mr and Mrs George Hardy, died last night.
Extension of executive clemency announced by the department of justice for Vincent St John a former I W W organizer and secretary treasurer and Clyde Hough of Rockford Illinois both serving sentences for violation of war time laws.
Workers at several shops issue an ultimatum demanding wage cuts be reversed and long standing agreements reinstated. Industry officials are expected to reject the demand, though no concessions appear imminent.
Springfield trolley officials posted notices forbidding employees who own autos from giving friends rides to work or home. Those riders would need seven cents per ride on trolley cars, and the move aims to curb free auto rides by motorists. It also seeks to deter businesspeople from welcoming such riders who wait at homes each morning.
National League scores show Brooklyn 7 Boston 3 Pittsburg 7 Chicago 6 second game New York 7 Philadelphia 1 St Louis 9 Cincinnati 8 in 12 innings. American League results include Philadelphia 4 Boston 2 first game Philadelphia 6 Boston 4 second game Chicago 9 Detroit 5 Cleveland 9 St Louis 7.
Yesterday's temperatures ranged from 64 to 74 with 65 degree average. The report lists numerous time stamps and notes the average temperature for yesterday as 65 and for the year-ago date as 69.
The notice forecasts overcast skies and unsettled conditions with a good chance of showers. Temperatures are not expected to change significantly.
United News reports that more than 600000 union railroad employees endorse a walkout beginning July 1 unless railroad executives concede. The June 27 dispatch notes overwhelming support from workers and cites talks spanning two days in Chicago.
James J. O Connell and his wife of 5 East Haverhill Street Lawrence petition the court to change his name to Connell claiming it will aid his medical practice after graduating from Tufts Medical School and before hanging out his M D sign.
Today’s items include John Boyle O’Reilly’s birth anniversary and references to Archduke Ferdinand’s assassination, Sarajevo events, a 1914 retreat, a Camacas order on Carrizal prison era, the first American troops landing in Italy, and a Fa pee treaty note amid WWI-era mentions. One year ago today British coal strike ended and De Valera replies to Lloyd George on nine Fein peace aims.
Forecasts predict showers for northern and southern New England and eastern New York on Wednesday and probably Thursday with moderate temperatures and gentle southerly winds. North of Sandy Hook to Hatteras will see moderate to fresh southerly winds, overcast skies, and heavy showers.
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