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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1922

Page

4

Overpeck Busy at Opening New Office

Mack Overpeck named division chief of the prohibition forces in New England moors in the Federal building awaiting a stenographer from the Civil Service Bureau. He expects soon a vanguard of the flying squadron from Washington to assist, coordinating with State Prohibition Director Potter and confirming no loss of authority.

Mack Overpeck Prohibition Forces New England Federal Civil Service Bureau Custom House Prohibition Potter

Ice Clears Kennebec River Opening Navigation

Ice went out of the Kennebec River in Maine on March 28 opening the waterway to navigation. The event marks a seasonal transition as the river becomes usable for shipping and travel.

Kennebec Bath Thece Kennebec River

Dorchester Youth Named Heir to Irish Estate

Michael B. Kennedy, 20, of Dorchester, listed as heir to a $3,000,000 estate in County Clare, Ireland, according to an unofficial Dublin report. He works selling bread and cakes for Ward Baking Company of Boston.

Michael B. Kennedy Grampian Way Dorchester Ward Baking Company of Boston County Clare Ireland Dublin

Kennedy heir in line for Irish estate claim

Dublin archives reportedly prove the Kennedy family rightful owners of the Corconroe barony in Ireland long held since medieval times. Michael D. Kennedy of County Cork is named as rightful owner with his son Michael B. Kennedy Jr. poised to inherit a large portion of the lands if confirmed.

Irish Free State Eglish Corconroe Kennedy Michael °.B. Kennedy Dublin Castle Michael D. Kennedy County Cork Dorchester

Cambridge Council orders 90 day dog restraint amid rabies outbreak

The Cambridge City Council backed inspector Bolger’s plan to curb dogs at large for 90 days due to an eastern Massachusetts rabies epidemic. Two Cambridge cases emerged in two months, including a Somerville dog that bit three Tech students before dying. Remembrance resolutions honored Mayor Bancroft (1893 1896) who died March 3, and a notice on retired Justice Hammond who died March 26. Irvin Cobb story to be printed in Boston Sunday Post Magazine.

Cambridge David L. Bolger Mr. Bolger Massachusetts Somerville Tech William J. Bancroft Bancroft John W. Hammond Supreme Judicial Court

Gas poisoning leaves 76 year old man in hospital

John S. Champman aged 76 of 36 Shawmut Avenue South End is listed in critical condition at City Hospital after a gas poisoning incident.

John S. Champman Shawmut Avenue South End

Styles for the College Girl at Boston University

Miss Grace C. White, educational director of the E. T. Slattery Company, told 300 freshmen at College Hall that skirts should run 10 to 18 inches from the floor. She traced clothing history and noted a shift away from restrictive apparel toward practical, mannish styles in the last decade and a half.

Boston University Grace C. White E. T. Slattery Company College Hall Garrison Street Massachusetts

Styles for College Girls Favor Simple Lines

A 1920s style column urges simplicity in college women's garments. It argues modesty and health over revealing fashion, praising coats suits dresses and blouses cut along simple lines and designed to clothe the body in natural form. Tableaus preview spring styles aimed at college-age women.

McGee and Associates Mentioned in Slattery Proceedings

The Misses Marlon McGee Helene Martin Elizabeth Jones and Alva Lind are named in the records related to E. T. Slattery. The notice references these individuals in connection with the Slattery matter and identifies them as associated parties.

Marlon McGee Helene Martin Elizabeth Jones Alva Lind E. T. Slattery

Miss Violet Lohnes Aide in Staging The Scenes

Miss Violet Lohnes a department manager assisted Miss White in staging the scenes for a production. The two staff members coordinated set elements and timing to ensure smooth scenes.

Violet Lohnes

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Barcalo Mr. Kennedy Jr Trish Michael Blood Kennedy County Clare Cambridge Council Irvin $. Cobb Styles Lea & Perrins Wilson Bros Court St Scollay Square America Postum Cereal Company, Inc Battle Creek, Mich Jaeger's New York Lever Bros. Co Cambridge, Mass
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