23 Mar 1922
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1922
Page
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Italy is unfairly maligned abroad with rumors of Bolshevik danger unsafe cities and dirty trains. The piece argues Italian cities are safe, trains reliable with delays common in Europe, and hotel and meal costs cheaper than in France or England.
The death by own action of Pauline Virginia Clark after her engagement announcement to Bayard Wharton Harvard athlete and two days later Otto Haldor Larsen Norwegian student are deemed a prima facie self inflicted deaths by Medical Examiner Magrath. He refused to publish his report and called the rumors unfounded.
New York March 22 Norwegian students in Boston institutions of learning will not be removed despite the deaths of Pauline Virginia Clark by poison and her admirer Otto Haldor Larsen by poison. Consul General Hans Fay rejected reports that 50 more Norwegian students might be withdrawn from Technology and other Boston area schools.
Friends of Cambridge children prepare to testify at 10 this morning in the State House before the Senate Ways and Means Committee on a bill to relocate the Cottage Farm bridge. The measure passed 8 to 7 from the metropolitan affairs committee and now awaits Ways and Means action due to funding involved.
In Newport New Hampshire a marked domestic dispute ends in Superior Court with a high profile conflict between the wife of a leading Sullivan County physician and a trained nurse. The case unfolds as one of the state’s most notable domestic tangles before the court today.
Graphic recitals describe a confrontation in the office of Dr Oscar C Young in Charlestown on April 26, 1921 between Blanche L Young, his wife, and another woman named in the report. Proceedings and details are rendered in newspaper style as an item on a marital dispute.
Governor J B A Robertson was arrested in Okmulgee on a charge of accepting a bribe to permit operation of the Guaranty State Bank amid alleged insolvency. He posted a $5000 bond for trial. Indictments named Fred G. Dennis and several local capitalists.
Thieves ransacked Harry Mazer’s grocery at 33 Massachusetts Avenue Roxbury late last night and set the store afire. Firemen and police rescued three families from tenements above as a smashed cash register lay fifty yards rearward. The owner left about 9 PM and the break is believed to have occurred shortly after.
London March 22 AP Two additional charges were brought against Horatio Bottomley MP and former John Bull publisher in the Victory Bond Club misappropriation case. The trial continues as prosecutors press for the $5000 misappropriated funds claim.
Washington reports that the American army of occupation remains in Germany under the basis of recovering its actual cost on an equal footing with the allies. Identical diplomatic communications were sent to the governments of Belgium and other allied nations.
Taunton March 22 Final argument for the defence closed and plaintiff part opened in the slander suit against Lieutenant Governor Alvan T. Fuller. Joseph B. Warner former Speaker of the Massachusetts House accuses. War of 1920 Republican primary for lieutenant governor. Hall slated an hour and a half to finish. case to reach the jury around noon. The dispute centers on Fuller charging Warner with fee sharing with Harold Hathaway. Defense contends no direct money took by Warner. Hall argues no evidence Warner shared in any funds.
A brown and white collie jumped the hospital fence last night and, after barking at doctors, led to a foot sliver being found. Dr Charles Farrell quickly removed the sliver and the dog trotted away wagging its tail.
Today marks historical milestones including alien troops landing at Gallipoli in 1915 and the Bolshevik Republic proclamation in Hungary in 1919. A year ago riots and bombings hit mid German industry as 24 were killed in Ireland amid ambushes and a treaty between Italy and Czechoslovakia was signed.
Forecast covers North and South New England East New York New Jersey and Delaware. Thursday and Friday expect mostly fair skies with rising temperatures Friday. North Sandy Hook will see fresh to strong northwest winds while Sandy Hook to Hatteras may have breezy winds and overcast periods.
Caleb Loring Cunningham was found not guilty of murdering John Johnson, a West Quincy laborer, by a Norfolk Superior Court jury after six hours deliberation. The defendant appeared overcome as the verdict was read while his wife Mrs Cunningham sobbed in the courtroom.
Tears flowed as Cunningham stood in the dock and was declared free. He and his wife were driven home to Milton by a friend. The jury retired at 8 15 and attendees stayed alert late, with Cunningham exhausted and resting in the clerk's room. Judge Sanderson left for a friend's house with orders to be contacted.
A conference between the wage scale committee of Coal Teamsters Union 68 and the Boston Coal Exchange is set for 11:30 a m at 141 Milk Street to discuss a new wage and working agreement for the coming year. A free end conference will hear the men’s demands and an employers’ counter proposal is expected.
The Old Farmer s Prediction says readers can expect pleasant weather with moderate temperatures today and tonight.
In Dublin on March 22 United News reports extremist leaders openly defying the authority of the Irish provisional government for the first time since the Irish peace treaty was signed.
Commandant Roderick O Connor announces the Irish Republican Army will hold a national convention this Sunday to press for independence. He says 80 percent back the move and warns a new executive will issue orders as a unit and may establish a military dictatorship if needed. The pro provisional government factions face unrest along Ulster border and De Valera opposition.
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