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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1922
Page
12
A woman patient at St Elizabeths Hospital for the insane was rescued after 19 hours atop a tree overlooking a ravine. Authorities built a scaffold platform and ladder supported by a life net and mattresses to prevent injury as guards faced threats she would jump if forced down.
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Prohibition Enforcement Agent Roberts asks postal authorities to study an apparent international liquor scheme. A Nova Scotia exporting firm allegedly mails a sales letter to South Boston listing Scotch gin brandy and rye whiskey with payment by certified check. The missive says delivery is guaranteed and includes a medicinal use disclaimer.
Professor Albert Bushnell Hart was elected president of the newly organized Ohioa Society of New England at a meeting at the Copley Plaza hotel. About 150 Ohioans resident in Boston and New England attended the second meeting with officers elected: John B. Ely and Mrs. James D. Clare as vice presidents, Ralph B. Wilson secretary, Christian Nusbaum treasurer, Rev. J. R. Rose chaplain, and Robert J. Watson historian.
Dr Henry O Marcy a Cambridge surgeon and citizen backs rebuilding the Cottage Farm Bridge at its present site arguing it avoids disrupting Cambridge Brookline connections and prevents doubled costs if moved. He notes grade differences, river width, and a need to purchase Brookline street land while Boston University plans riverfront buildings near the bridge.
For the first time in the school’s history the seniors of Boston University School of Religious Education and Social Service will wear caps and gowns at the spring convocation. The ceremony occurs April 4 in Temple Street Church at 10 a.m. Dr. Frank M. Sheldon will speak, with a musical program by H Augustine Smith. The annual banquet follows that evening at Hotel Westminster.
Glenn E. Plumb the Plumb Plan author told about 300 Boston City Club members that railroads are bankrupt financially physically and morally He argued railroads have paid more in interest and dividends each year since 1917 and that the market value is down three billion dollars from 1915 He asserted financial interests are trying to dump securities but have not succeeded and invoked Gould and Harriman as symbols of power.
Miss Heincke Goldin of Springfield was put on probation after many continuances in Central Court. Officials and probation officers showed no apparent desire to unduly punish her.
Four men arrested early Sunday in Allston by Sergeant Merchant and Patrolman Montague named Thomas Riley of Revere Jacob Gray Frank Stohn and James Riley as suspects. They were arraigned in Brighton Municipal Court and pleaded not guilty while held in 2000 each for a further hearing next Saturday. The suspects allegedly broke into the home of Thomas Cun nniff at 87 Brighton avenue Allston.
President Harding attended the fifth district convention of the International Rotary Clubs at a local theatre. Delegates and their wives were greeted by Mrs. Harding at the White House in the afternoon.
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