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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1922
Page
8
Only three days remain to file federal income tax. Penalties apply for late or negligent returns, with higher fines and jail for wilful evasion. Little Building income tax offices stay open late tonight and tomorrow night to assist taxpayers.
Mrs Nellie Rudisell Nelson of Lincolnton North Carolina filed a $50000 Federal court suit in Rutland Vermont against her husband Romeyn W Nelsons parents Thomas S and Kate W Nelson of Pawlet accusing them of alienation of affections Romeyn a Williams College 1920 graduate now at Harvard Law School is described as a wealthy state dealer.
A public meeting is set for Wednesday evening at Faneuil Hall to press for equal pay for women teachers. Boston High School Women’s Club president Helen F Keefe says the drive has lasted over ten years and aims to show public support and compel the school committee to act, citing examples in major cities.
Mary Yakavonis and Bernice Perkins of Montello accepted an invite from two strangers for a short ride. The car reunited them with their escorts after an earlier insult and they were driven to a lonely area where advances occurred. They were later injured in a crash with a Quincy vehicle, hospitalised, and returned home. Police seek the two Dorchester men responsible.
Auto overturns on the main road through the Stonybrook reservation Hyde Park injuring three men. Patrick Lanen 32 Jamaica Plain on danger list with skull fracture and internal injuries Hugo Elaison 41 Jamaica Plain head injuries and fractured shoulder blades Thomas Powell 36 Back Bay treated and released at City Hospital. Accident blamed on a poor front wheel tire.
The Navy Department plans to move the receiving ship Southery from Portsmouth after Hingham station closes. Formerly a prison ship captured in the Spanish War, she has been at Boston Norfolk, and will become the fifth ship moved from Portsmouth to Boston in recent months.
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