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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1922
Page
5
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Chicago dispatch reports Dr. Harry J. Hubble a Buffalo Presbyterian minister addressing the 18th annual convention of the Religious Education Society endorsing church dances. He argues courting at church gatherings boosts attendance and that dance halls can be supervised to curb evils with modern dances allowed.
Funeral services for Henry A. Rueter longtime president of Reuter and Company and prominent brewery figure will be held at 12 30 tomorrow at his Perkins street Jamaica Plain residence. Burial follows at Forest Hills. He was born June 7 1860 in Longwood and is survived by his wife a son William G. Rueter a daughter Martha Heyburn of Louisville Kentucky a brother Ernest K L Rueter and sisters H P A Clausen and Albert Geiger Jr.
About 18,000 workers went on strike in Lawrence, with fewer than 300 reported for work this morning, signaling broad industrial action and significant disruption to the local economy.
At Katma Mill and Pacific Mills in South Lawrence workers stayed away in a city wide textile strike. Only a fraction of regular staff reported, with thousands of unemployed operatives amid disorganized shifts. Police cleared Union street as strikers protested peacefully under leaders including Walter Landry and Peggy O'Neil.
John Kennedy and his brother Michael plan to sail to Ireland to claim a 3 million dollar fortune and a castle. He intends to take Ruth Donovan of Cambridge as his bride, an American with ties to Kinsale, County Cork. They expect to sail within three weeks.
The Massachusetts Senate voted 25 to 6 in favor of the federal bonus bill. A substitute resolution by Senator Chamberlain urging Congress to take no action and instead pass aid for veterans failed 88 to 1.
Former Crown Princess Rupprecht wife of the eldest son of the late King Ludwig of Bavaria has given birth to a son who will be christened Heinrich Franz Wilhelm.
Miss Mollie Weiss, 21, won a $25,000 verdict against Irving Finkelstein, 29, store manager, in Newark on March 29. The jury deliberated 25 minutes after she testified he promised marriage in August 1919 and refused after the baby was born in April 1921.
Representative Roland D. Sawyer of Ware offered in the House a rules committee directed order. The clerk would request from Lieutenant-Governor Alvan T. Fuller an accurate account of his remarks before the West Roxbury Citizens' Association and reported today regarding alleged defunct bank presidents escaping jail.
Stanley McIntyre a 14 year old of Jamaica Plain on parole from Lyman School faces court for stealing a horse and buggy belonging to Fred H. Potter of Bolton. He was pursued after a 17 mile chase through towns near the Lexington Lincoln line after driving Potter children to school and fleeing the home.
Oconee Orphanage superintendent 8. O. Whitman jailed in Walhalla on charges of operating a distillery at the institution. Sheriff Alexander reportedly found the still in operation during a Monday raid. Whitman, once a holiness preacher, faces legal proceedings.
An old advertisement promotes a “bromo quinine” laxative tablet claim to cure a cold in one day. It warns buyers to verify the product bears the BE signature by W. Grove and to ensure they get the genuine bromine variant priced at 80 cents.
The hearing on the petition of a Boston club man named Harry K. White, whose wife seeks separate support, was postponed until tomorrow morning because his attorney Walter I. Badger is ill.
John J. McBride a blacksmith of 130 Sixth Street South Boston fell twenty feet from a second floor piazza at 8 8 Henry Street Malden while visiting friends yesterday. He sustained a crushed side and was admitted to Malden Hospital.
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