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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1922
Page
16
The House referred the Exchange street widening measure to the next annual session. Support came from municipal finance committee members who called it a needed city improvement. Opponents led by Gilman Shattuck Brier and Lomasney argued the high cost outweighed benefits.
John J. Connors and Charles Travers, both West Roxbury High School students, have been missing from their Jamaica Plain homes since Tuesday morning. Last seen at the General Express office on Kneeland Street, Connors is 15 with a light complexion, glasses, signet ring, and dark blue suit. Travers is 17, tall and light with dark brown hair, wearing a brown suit and gray cap. both families report deep worry.
Grace Clayton Dukeman wife of Wilfred Stanford Samuel sent a bold missive from a Canadian steamship to a London manager after Samuel obtained a decree nisi. Dukeman, daughter of a Los Angeles jeweler, admits leaving in February 1914 and claims affection for a "gentleman friend" in America, sending marriage papers and ring by sea. The note challenges the court and states she will not return to the United Kingdom.
William J. Mann praises Albert C. Burrage for funding and organizing a wildflower exhibition at the Massachusetts Horticultural Society. He notes efforts to plant wild flowers in the Arboretum, mentions two Society bulletins on Wild Flower Literature and Wild Flower Preservation, and highlights children’s art at the Boston Art Club.
New York May 4 The $75 000 pearl necklace seized by customs from Mrs Henrietta Stromberg widow of a Swiss manufacturer on arrival aboard the Aquitania last Friday was returned today. A cancelled check proving a 1920 purchase and statements by two Fifth Avenue jewelers supported her case.
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