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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1922
Page
8
Oswald Windridge’s tale Redemption wins a $1250 prize in a contest judged by H G Wells A Conan Doyle and H Rider Haggard. The story will be featured in the next Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
London March 2 AP report notes no progress toward solution of the political crisis as Lloyd George, Younger, and party leaders grapple with ending the Coalition. The struggle pits Conservatives Liberals and Labor to restore prewar party rules. If pressure fails, the Prime Minister may resign and Conservatives form a new government.
An all day observance marks the anniversary of the Boston Massacre with Crispus Attucks as leader. Boston events include noon rites at Attucks Monument led by Mayor Curley and others, and an evening address at 12th Baptist Church with Attorney Edwin B. Jourdain speaking. The program features recitations and music, highlighting Citizenship Foundation Day and equality themes.
Oswald Wildridge’s Redemption took the 1250 prize in a English contest. The work will be published in full in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
Advertises a free trial of a stimulating rupture treatment promising to tighten the rupture and remove the need for supports. Claims to prevent gangrene and operable rupture, urging immediate written request with coupon. Promises success even for large ruptures and addresses Adams NY.
Miss Dorothy Sellers testifies in a suit by Hotel Regis against the waiters union over alleged conspiracy. The proceedings center on labor actions and tipping practices affecting staff at the hotel.
The Polish Diet votes Herbert Hoover an honorary citizen of Poland at its opening session last night in Warsaw.
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