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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1922

Page

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Y M C A Secre­tary Discharged After Hunger Strike

Dover Maine May 11 After a partial hunger strike for three days in protest of his imprisonment in Piscataquis county jail Joel Baker Smith Y M C A secretary at Greenville Junction departed from the jail after friends paid his costs and the sheriff ordered his release Smith initially refused the payoff and asked to be left in jail but relented and left with the jail guard escort

Dover Piscataquis County Joel Baker Smith Y Friends Woods- Min Smith

Rolled Twixt Moving Cars Injury at Tremont Street

Patrolman Louis H. Neiderger of East Dedham was crushed between two advancing electric cars at Tremont and West Newton streets while directing traffic after a school regiments parade. He was bruised badly with possible collarbone fracture and taken to City Hospital.

Tremont West Newton East Armory Louis H. Neidererger East Dedham Miller Street Dorchester City Hospital

Glenn E Plumb Near Death in Washington Home

Glenn E. Plumb longtime counsel for major railroad labor groups and author of the Plumb Plan was declared dying by his physicians at his Washington home. The announcement said his heart condition could end his life within hours and follows a spring pause in his work with the labor organizations.

Washington Glenn E. Plumb

Wage Cut Agreed by Boston Elevated Carmens

The union street carmen of the Boston Elevated Railway Company accepted a four cent an hour wage reduction at meetings in Ford Hall. The cut will not take effect immediately.

Union Street Boston Elevated Railway Company Ford Hall

Girl Loses Leg Under Trolley in Cambridge Accident

Four year old Alice McKeon of 142 Armory Street Cambridge lost her left leg when a one man trolley car of the Boston Elevated Railway passed over her near 189 Hampden Street. The limb was amputated at Cambridge Relief Hospital. The operator Thomas P Penny said the child dashed from the sidewalk and was struck before he could stop. Nearby Samuel Toti four years old of 410 Cambridge Street escaped serious injury as a valve on a car fender dragged him along the street. he was treated at Cambridge City Hospital for minor injuries.

Alice McKeon Frederick McKeon Armory Street Cambridge Boston Elevated Railway Hamp Attire Street Kendall Square Cambridge Relief Hospital Thomas P. Penny Samuel Toti Cambridge Street Cambridge City Hospital

Widow Takes Life by Gas in Roslindale Home

Mrs Isabelle H Coburn aged 56 was found in a gas filled room at 2 Farquhar Street Roslindale by Flerson Lee Co burn after a gas odor was detected from a wall jet. A physician pronounced her dead. grief over her husband’s death and ill health believed to have driven the act.

Greif Isabelle H. Coburn Farquhar Street Roslindale Flerson Lee Coburn

Weather Summary From Thompson's Spa Station

Yesterday’s temperatures recorded at Thompson's Spa show daytime highs around 63 degrees and evening lows near 52 to 58 degrees. The average temperature for yesterday was 62, with the previous year’s average listed as 49.

Thompson's Spa Mereseres

Bethlehem Steel to Acquire Lackawanna Steel in Stock Merger

Bethlehem Steel Corporation purchases the Lackawanna Steel Company of Lackawanna New York using Bethlehem 7 per cent preferred and class B common stocks in payment. Stock prices rise seven points as market activity stimulates sales. Continued on Page 24 Third Col.

New York Associated Press Lackawanna Steel Company Lackawanna

One Big Union Attacks Clerks at Lawrence Mills

A May 11 mass meeting on the Common drew several hundred One Big Union supporters who rushed the mill gates and jeered office staff at Lower Pacific mills. Police intervened after minor scuffles. no serious injuries reported as workers and pickets continued sporadic protests.

Wide bands on straw hats parade through Boston streets

The article notes a summer straw hat procession in Boston with gentry and conservative wearers admiring medium crowns and wide bands. Hats feature 3 1 4 inch crowns and 2 1 4 inch brims, with few fancy bands and panamas or leghorns popular among certain wearers. The event occurs before the official straw hat day next Monday.

Boston

Orders hub women to leave New Haven

Two well dressed women selling the National Hygiene magazine and using the Help the Babies fund were ordered to quit New Haven under arrest threat by Captain Henry P. Donnelly after Detective James J. O'Brien accosted them on Church Street. Mrs. H. A. Gray admitted proceeds supported her and her husband, not charitable causes.

New Haven Conn National Hygiene Henry P. Donnelly James J. O’brien H. A. Gray C. A. Gray C. A. Gray & Co Tremont Street Boston Church Street

Montreal Woman Attempts Suicide in Tremont Building

Despondent over a failed six month bid to reopen the Ormsbee case and claim a child, Miss Emily F. Towner of Montreal a former Boston girl attempted self-harm yesterday noon in the Tremont building 11th floor corridor.

Emily F. Towner Montreal William W. Ormsbee New York Ormsbee Boston Anyrnoon Tremont Building

Despondent Woman Poisoned Self Over Divorce Filing

Mrs Ethel M Bailey 28 of East Braintree taken to City Hospital after taking bichloride of mercury tablets. Police say she wrote a note, learned divorce papers were filed, and she became despondent. She remains on danger list as investigators sort circumstances.

Ethel M. Bailey Wdge Hill Road East Braintree City Hospital Field Whitton Street Dorchester

Whitsville Woods Fire Charred Timber and Homes

A major forest fire erupted in Whitinsville and burned through the Old Douglas and Wallum Pond areas. A house and several barns were destroyed as hundreds of volunteers fought the flames, likely started by a spark from a locomotive.

Whitinsville Douglas Wallum Pond

Daylight Outlook With Moderate Temperatures

The report notes another bright and fair day and night with only moderate temperatures.

Dorchester Girl Struck By Burglary Suspect At Home

Lillian Mahan aged 13 was knocked unconscious in her Dorchester home yesterday afternoon. A burglar entered, struck her, then fled after ransacking the house with silverware scattered and phone line cut. Investigators Sergt. John Hartwell and Special Officers John Gale and Leonard OConnell are on the case.

Lillian Mahan Patrick J. Mahan Fairview Street Dorchester John Hartwell John Gale Leonard O'Connell Field's Corner Station

Brockton Boys Arrested in Philadelphia in Cash Theft Case

Brockton youths Lawrence Lauria and Fred Randall, charged in their hometown with fleeing last Sunday with cash, have been arrested by Philadelphia police. They will be brought back to face arraignment. Lauria's mother Mrs Jennie Lauria owned the missing cash. Inspector Chage plans to travel to Philadelphia to secure the pair.

Brockton Philadelphia Lawrence Lauria Fred Randall Brocktons Haveeen Jennie Lauria Chage

Carpentier Knocks Out Ted Lewis in First Round

Georges Carpentier defeated Ted Kid Lewis by knockout in the first round to win the world light heavyweight title in London. The stoppage occurred after Carpentier broke from a clinch and drove a right to Lewis’s jaw, sending him sprawling as the referee counted to 20.

London Associated Press Georges Carpentier Ted “Kid” Lewis Carpentier Lewis

Baseball Scores From Major Leagues Yesterday

Detroit defeated Boston 5 to 3 while New York beat Chicago 4 to 1. Cleveland routed Philadelphia 5 to 0 and St Louis edged Washington 5 to 3. In the National League Cincinnati won 9 to 5 over Boston and Pittsburgh routed Brooklyn 12 to 6. St Louis won 2 to 0 over New York in another National League game. Eastern League results include Springfield over Pittsfield 5 to 4 and Hartford over Bridgeport 6 to 5.

Detroit Boston New York Chicago Cleveland Philadelphia St. Louis Washington Cincinnati Pittsburg Brooklyn St. Louia Springfield Pittsfield Fitchburg Waterloo New Haven Hartford Bridgeport

Russians' Reply Seen as Basis for Further Talks

Russia's response to the Allied memorandum presented to Signor Schanzer is viewed as conciliatory and a possible foundation for further negotiations at the Genoa economic conference.

Genoa Associated Press Russia Signor Schanzer Economic Conference

Mayor Lomasney Attacks Curley in House Outburst

In a dramatic House exchange, Martin Lomasney sharpens accusations against Mayor Curley over Finance Commission charges tied to his first term. The speech follows Curley’s remarks at a Rose Croix Knights of Columbus banquet, sparking a volatile confrontation.

Martin M. Lomaskey Finance Commission Curley Lomasney House of Representatives Rose Croix Council Knights of Columbus

London Carpentier Defeats Kid Lewis in One Round

In a rapid bout at the arena, London outboxed and stopped Ted Kid Lewis in the first round. Officials cited a sharp left hook followed by a decisive blow that halted the contest. Other sports results appear on pages 20 to 23.

Anniversary notes and historic World War I events

Henry Cabot Lodge born in 1850 is noted. A 1915 report recalls the British battleship Goliath torpedoed Turkish forces at the Dardanelles with heavy losses. A retrospective mentions a large strike led by paper makers a year ago, tied to U.S. and Canadian actions.

Henry Cabot Lodge Goliath Dardanelles U. 8 Canada

Weather forecast for New England and coastal regions

Forecasters predict fair conditions across Boston and nearby areas Friday and Saturday with little temperature change. Moderate northerly winds and overcast skies expected north of Sandy Hook through Friday, with fresh to strong northwest and north winds from Sandy Hook to Hatteras and continuing Friday.

Boston Washington New England Sandy Hook Gandy Hook Hatteras

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