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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1922
Page
4
Acting Fire Commissioner Joseph P. Manning will officially sever his connections with the fire department Saturday morning at 11. His resignation was forwarded to Mayor Curley who acknowledged it by mail yesterday.
An advertisement touts ALLENRHU as an immediate remedy for rheumatism. It promises a full pint bottle with a money back guarantee if no relief, says relief can come within days, and credits James H. Allen of Rochester New York as the discoverer. Drugstores nationwide supply the product.
New York March 2 The Metropolitan Opera Company offers 12 months of free choral training for promising young singers. The spring and summer chorus school will run this year with trials this week. Edoardo Petri to direct. graduates may perform with the Metropolitan Chorus next opera season.
Representatives of Henry Ford have agreed to buy a site in Southampton for a motor factory to cost 500000 pounds. The agreement covers the purchase by the Ford organization from the corporation for the new plant to be built in the English port city.
Helen L. Bishop reports the American Legion Auxiliary has gained 3000 new members since March 20, raising statewide membership to 20,000. The drive continues weeks longer with a goal of 95,000, statewide reports pending. General Charles H. Cole urges vigor, calling the campaign a major effort with potential hospital beds and discharge bonuses for veterans as key outcomes.
The Rev. George J. Prescott of the Church of the Good Shepherd faces a bill in Suffolk Superior Court filed by Asa P. Allen as conservator for 85 year old Mrs. Goodyear. The suit seeks an accounting of funds and a restraining injunction, alleging Prescott influenced the woman to sign over bonds and savings totaling about 50 000 dollars and to devise a trust favoring him.
The death of Henry Gordon, Somerville letter carrier of 10 Mystic Avenue, was ruled an accidental fall by Inspector James Dennesey, homicide expert. Gordon was brother to former Police Captain Herbert Gordon and Patrolman Edward Gordon of Cambridge. his widow and brothers had suspected foul play.
Harvard University announced 417 fellows for study in Europe next year. Among them are 17 from Greater Boston and the Yale president’s son, with nominations led by Dean LeBaron Russell Briggs. The list names each recipient, class, residence, and study field.
Thomas J. Rowley, 68, of North Dighton Massachusetts was arrested in Providence at 1 am for carrying a lantern found to be city property. Arraigned in Sixth District Court he claimed he used the lantern to light his way home and received 40 years of probation after the judge admonished him.
City laborers in Manchester New Hampshire will see a ten cent per hour wage reduction starting April 10 notices from the finance commission say about 800 workers will be affected including those in the water park and building departments.
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