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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1922

Page

13

Fire Chief Walsh to Quit the Boston Fire Dept

Fire Chief Walsh announces voluntary retirement due to health after four years under Curley and Manning. Acting Commissioner Manning and Mayor Curley deny pressures, noting Walsh will serve until his successor arrives as John Otis Taber, 58, takes over after a career dating to 1892.

Chief Walsh Manning Curley Walsh Murphy Francis X. Mahoney Tague Fire Headquarters John John O Tabor Fire Department Daniel E. Sennott Tabor Sennott John A. Mullen John Grady Bulfinch Street Harrison Avenue Bristol Street District 7 Suffolk County John Otis Taber South End Quincy Thomas Giblin Taber

Bill to Bar Women Smoking Faces Senate Debate

A bill barring women from smoking on premises was filed in the Senate yesterday afternoon and will be considered in the calendar for debate today.

Senate

Will Erect Monument to Vets Murdered At Centralia

A movement in Centralia Washington proceeds to raise a memorial building funded by the American Legion to honor four World War I veterans Warren Grimm Dale Hubbard Ben Casagranda and Arthur McElfresh killed by IWW gunmen on Armistice Day 1919. The effort is led by the Centralia Memorial Association with Seattle Times editor Col C B Blethen as chair and Governor W J Coyle as vice chair. An initial fund plan targets 250000 dollars with broad state and national support.

Industrial Workers of the World Centralia State of Washington Warren O. Grimm Dale Hubbard Ben Casagranda Arthur McElfresh American Legion Legion Centralia Memorial Association Col. C. B. Blethen The Seattle Times W. J. Coyle C. D. Cunningham Washington Memorial Association Seattle American Legion Memorial Wash

Watertown and Belmont Elections Reported Victories

Watertown’s new board of selectmen won on a Democratic ticket defeating Republicans. Winners are Albert B. Hall John A. Collins and Edward D. Holland. Defeated were Charles E. Fay Ernest K. Ingalls and G Fred Robinson. Belmont elected Eugene G. White as selectman H Baxter Underwood assessor. Louis A. Jones and Arthur Glenn Simms joined the school committee.

Watertown Board of Selectmen Alpert B. Hall John A. Collins Edward D. Holland Charles E. Fay Ernest K. Ingalls G. Fred Robinson Charles O. Chase Mary F. Downey Albert A. Bell Walter A. Colby Belmont Eugene G. White

Three Arrested in Jewellers Building

Three people were taken into custody in a jewellers building raid. May Carney age 24 of 77 Call street Jamaica Plain Myrtle Jones age 26 of 35 Anderson street West End Archibald McDonald age 38 of 44 B street South Boston claimed to be a watchman. They were booked for drunkenness and face more serious charges planned for arraignment. Patrolman Adams and Leahy recovered jewelry believed stolen by someone in the group.

Leahy Adams Tremont Street Jewellers Washington Street Miss Jones Bromfield Street Carney McDonald Mosher May Carney Call Street Jamaic Myrtle Jones Anderson Street West End Archibald McDonald B Street South Boston

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Advertise Youthful Vitality

An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a natural liver and bowel tonic to maintain youth. It claims inactivity of bowels and liver causes sickness, promising gentle, olive colored tablets as a substitute for calomel at 50c to 80c.

Edwards Ohio

Local selectmen and park commissioner results announced

Joshua Renby, Leslie E. Griffin and Harry E. Wright won selectman seats with 1807 1680 and 1673 votes. Joseph Harvey received 1824 votes and Benjamin Tucker 419. William J. Barkley was elected park commissioner with 1463 votes facing Herbert W. Causer at 674. License question passed Yes 790 No 2088.

Joshua Renby Leslie E. Griffin Harry E. Wright Joseph Harvey Benjamin Tucker William J. Barkley Herbert W. Causer

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