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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1922
Page
11
Miss Beulah McMillan and missionary companions return from the Congo aboard the Kroonland. An African parrot, praised for piety and intellect, spoke English and Congo dialects as it rode out seasick episodes with small doses of cognac.
New England clean-up and paint-up committee asks property owners to start inside work now including repairing cleaning painting and alterations. Campaign runs Sunday April 3 to Saturday May 6 with priority to men with families or longest unemployed.
Auburn reports a wave of housebreaks beginning late February. Homes have been entered and valuables taken as robbers repeatedly nearly get spotted by frightened residents. Police struggle to curb the spree in the city.
District Attorney O'Brien ordered a double inquest before Chief Justice Bolster to probe the deaths of Miss Pauline Virginia Clark and her Norwegian admirer Otto Haldor Larsen. The inquiry will examine motives including a possible engagement breakup and will compel medical examiner Dr. George Magrath to reveal evidence to Inspector Dennessey. Witnesses named include Bayard Wharton, Joseph Rice Torrey II, Ona M. Cosskie, and others from Worcester Syracuse and Boston. The proceeding aims to clarify whether a jilt or other factors led to the tragedy.
Indianapolis March 23 Attorney General Daugherty issues a warning to coal miners amid fears of coercion and violence. He cautions workers against taking part in any unlawful or violent acts and urges adherence to legal proceedings and state authority.
The air ministry tests airplane gasoline tanks to find one that resists leaks and fires after crashes. Tanks from various makers are dropped from 465 degrees slope at 50 mph onto concrete, then subjected to gunfire with incendiary and armor piercing rounds. Prizes total 1400 pounds for the top tank, plus awards for runner up.
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