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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
4
Federal Judge Y A Carpenter dismissed the receivership of the Chicago and Western Illinois railroad dating from 1913. The action ends a long legal proceeding tied to the historic line.
An ad promotes Conan's Hair Petrole to treat thin dry hair and dandruff. It claims daily use improves vigor and scalp health, offering 15 cent in-barber treatments or bottles at 1.00 dollars. Available from T Noonan & Sons Co in Boston and via stores or direct from manufacturer.
Paris reports the loss of diplomatic documents aboard the steamship Berengaria at Cherbourg. The grip containing the papers belonged to Kitouba Daigue a Japanese courier, later claimed by a photographer destined for Paris. The Japanese embassy denied responsibility and noted the grip was not the courier's.
Dr. Mary M. Patrick, president of the Constantinople Woman's College, notes the institution has expanded from 18 students in 1871 to nearly 600 in 1922, highlighting its unique status in the Near East.
In France war widows receive preference over single women for official government employment, according to new policy guidance. This measure prioritizes widows in civil service hiring and highlights gender and wartime service considerations.
About 600 Boston Rotary members visited Charles Hood of Cherry Hill North Beverly for an annual outing. Events included ball game wins, golf and milk bottle contests, sack and stocking races, pipe lighting, wall driving, and a goat initiation. A hooch hunt and a nearby arrest sparked laughter before a parade and supper. Officers noted Gaston as a patriotic candidate with broad support.
Herbert A. Kenny, Boston attorney and former newspaper man, is in line to be chosen as manager of Colonel William A. Gaston’s campaign for the Democratic nomination to the United States Senate. Kenny has been an active Gaston supporter.
A downtown brokerage rumor claimed Livermore and associates on the short side planned a private settlement to cover 100000 shares of Mex Pete for a total loss of 8500000 dollars, with Livermore alone losing 2500000 dollars.
The stock trader Mr. Livermore dismissed the notion of private settlements, stating that in his career he never made such deals and preferred to face outcomes if he guessed wrong.
Advertises Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound to darken gray hair, claiming natural, even color restoration after a few applications. Promotes home preparation or store bought bottle with sponge method to cover strands and yield thicker, glossy hair by morning.
In a fiery defense, Mr. Livermore rejects claims he sold short 200,000 shares of Mexican Petroleum and notes he was in Poughkeepsie watching boat races when settlement reports appeared. He insists he would have bought stock to cover any loss and did not attend Lillian Russell Moore memorial services as alleged.
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