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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1922
Page
9
Former Emperor Charles of Austria is gravely ill with bronchopneumonia at Funchal Madeira Island. Lisbon reports say three of his children are also ill. The exile monarch's condition remains serious as of March 28, with news via Associated Press from Madeira.
By a 14 to 17 vote the Senate refused to reconsider the Boston City Council bill creating one member from each of 25 wards. Senators Cassassa and McDonnell urged reconsideration for ward representation while Councillors Gilbody and Walsh lingered nearby. Senator Wells of Boston spoke against reconsideration.
A chase through South End streets ended with the capture of Joan Ti. McCann a 22 year old colored man of 6 Compton street accused by police of attempting to assault 16 year old Louise DeCoff near West Yedhan and Newland streets. McCann allegedly drew a jackknife but Patrolman Hunt disarmed him as he fled with help from local youths and officers.
Salem remarks on Catholic priests and Protestant ministers aiding Massachusetts Jews in raising 1 150 000 dollars for famine relief in Europe. Alexander Brin editors Boston Jewish Advocate praises broad support and calls it a model of American philanthropy.
Miss Anna Case delivered a refined performance before a large Symphony Hall audience. The young singer's voice, fresh and well controlled, suits archness and naivette, with artful touches in a varied program spanning 17th century composers to modernFrench and Italian selections.
Charlestown police investigate the death of Henry L. Gordon a Somerville letter carrier after relatives allege foul play and a Friday night death. Medical Examiner George B. Magrath rules the direct cause a fractured skull in a case marked by moonshine rumors.
Captain Michael Goff reports witnesses saw Gordon reeling near Sherman square and fall onto a concrete curb. He died after being taken to Haymarket relief station and hospital. police seek liquor source while Gordon’s brothers and widow claim murder despite lack of assault evidence.
Fairfield probate court will hear the guardianship case of 76-year-old Jonathan Godfrey over his wife Estelle Mudge Godfrey, aged 2, amid moves to remove the guardianship. Godfrey says the guardianship was for business reasons and that Estelle was wealthy in her own right.
Moses Perlmeter of Chelsea Street East Boston faced Central Court on a bad check case. He pleaded not guilty and was held in 1000 bail for a continued hearing April 4. Police say he forged his father Louis's name to checks totaling 1700 with a 4000 check from United States Trust Company and smaller drafts in March. He was living at a Boston hotel.
Mr and Mrs Rudolph Goeller of 4 Belgrade Avenue Roxbury marked their golden wedding anniversary yesterday at their residence.
Boston Blind and Cripples Union No 1 appeals for cooperation to end street begging by the blind and cripples. The group meets Fridays at 8 pm in Myers Hall Tremont Temple and seeks support for a new legislative bill to provide relief money and training. President F S Deitrick heads the organization at headquarters on St State Street.
The Coast Guard Cutter Tampa departed Charlestown at 2 30 PM for duty in the ice fields. The vessel sails earlier than usual due to bergs threatening sea lanes. the Seneca has requested assistance after a month offshore. Two Harvard professors accompany the Tampa to test water near the ice. Tampa on duty for at least two months.
South Boston police asked to search for 14 year old George Thomas a South Boston High School student and son of Master Sergeant William Thomas of the Coast Artillery Corps at Fort Warren.
The ad argues Pepsodent fights a viscous film on teeth that causes decay and tartar. It claims film fosters germs and stains, and that the toothpaste multiplies saliva digestants and alkalis to neutralize acids. Millions already use it by dental advice.
The advertisement urges readers to mail in a coupon for a ten day trial of Pepsodent toothpaste. It touts immediate clean teeth feel and gradual lasting benefits with film disappearance and whitening. It promises a book explaining the toothpaste’s effects and notes popular gleaming teeth credited to Pepsodent. Cut out the coupon now.
A boy who had been at a dance Saturday night at Fort Warren departed on the midnight boat for Fort Andrews. The fragment notes the boy's residence but provides no further details on his destination or return.
The crew woke at 6:30 to 7:00 a m Sunday and found a boy missing. no trace or word since. Authorities launched search as family waits for news.
The coupon offers a 10 day tube of Pepsodent promising whiter cleaner safer teeth. The test is described as delightful and revealing showing how the family can better care for teeth.
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