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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1922
Page
4
Tremont Temple Baptist Church voted to call Rev J C Massee of Baptist Temple Brooklyn N Y to be pastor. Massee, formerly in Dayton Ohio and noted evangelist in Brooklyn, is a Southerner and author of many books. He has championed conservative causes in the Northern Baptist Convention and seeks a faith confession aligned with historic beliefs.
Prohibition agents raided a building at 234 Bradford Street North Andover and seized two large stills, 70 gallons of moonshine, 2800 pounds of sugar and 4 gallons of kerosene. Samuel Praina of 220 Elm Street Lawrence was arrested, tied to ownership and rent payments to Sarkis Hachanian. Charles and Philip Digloria of 269 Oak Street Lawrence were also arrested as operators.
Mrs. F. E. Tounsel of Los Angeles promotes a medicine claimed to relieve rheumatism nervousness and indigestion. The ad asserts millions across the U S Canada and Mexico have benefited and urges readers to buy at druggists.
Tide heights and lunar dates mark a maritime day, with Mars Jupiter Saturn as morning stars and Venus as the evening star. Fish receipts drop as overstocked markets push prices down, Gloucester canning and smoking taking larger shares. The Acushla and other vessels bring halibut and cod, while several ships report weather damage and port arrivals and cargo shifts. Captain William H Kalloch dies after influenza. burial planned in Rockland. Shipping news notes Alm inbound with China clay, Beukelsdyk likely late, Tresithney arriving with Australian cargo, Parisiana shows damage, Clement Smith repairs scheduled, Indian sails to Liverpool, Manaqui brings Cuban sugar for Revere. C. J. Sprague & Son add Craigtownie to coal fleet. The Landsman.
Shipping notices list steamers arriving and sailing to and from Liverpool London Havana Philadelphia New York and other ports. Vessels include Winifredian City of Rome Indian Parisians Agwiluke and Governor Dingley with tugs and towing barges in harbor calls.
Doane of New York tows barges along a route that includes Neponset Salem and wings neck with barges Saugamon Annapolis Burrett and others amid convoy operations near Providence New Bedford and Coaldale Tamaqua Coaldale and Tamaqua are noted in the sequence with N P Doane rounded by steamers and tugs.
Due today and Sunday lists of steamers bound for ports from Australia to Europe with various destinations including New York and Norfolk. An ocean forecast for Boston and New York routes notes fresh NW to N winds and unsettled weather toward the Grand Banks.
Governor J B A Robertson and oil man James G Lyons clashed in the Okmulgee county courthouse this morning over an oath Lyons allegedly directed at the governor. A half dozen blows were exchanged before bystanders separated them. no injuries were reported.
Massachusetts Department of Public Works announces sealed bids for 8500 feet of highway in Hingham due by 12 m on March 21 1922. Bids require blanks provided by the department a $1700 certified check and a bid pamphlet deposit of $2.00 refundable if not used. Plans available at the department and the right to reject any proposal is reserved.
In Superior Court yesterday Dr Gottfried Hagen-Burger testified he did not demand obedience from his wife, saying he asked for cooperation and loyalty during cross libel proceedings for divorce brought by both spouses.
The physician lists insults he allegedly used against his wife, mother-in-law, and daughter from a prior marriage, admitting terms like hypocrites thieves and liars. He recalls saying his wife was conniving and indiscreet during equity proceedings and recounts taking her to Germany in 1907.
A doctor testified he never spoke to his wife for 10 days after their marriage and denied harming their son with a ruler. He disputed accusations of locking his daughter in a closet and claimed fear from Mrs Hagen-Burger. Her testimony alleged threats and cruelty as the trial closed with Judge Flynn set to hear lawyer arguments.
Mrs. Maude Arnold and Mrs. Helen Ludke two women members resign from the Three Oaks City Council stating they would rather wash dishes than argue over politics.
Buffalo reports recall of the Keuka Hotel jewel theft where Mrs. Bessie M. Young lost diamonds worth 8000. Anne Rusling, once linked to Boston store thefts, was arrested in Boston and long sought for months. Rusling had a turbulent history from Lawrenceville to Elmira, including marriages, elopement, and a divorce, with prior public notoriety as a beauty.
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