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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1922
Page
17
A ram named Jerry at the New England Dressed Meat & Wool Co in Somerville captivates flocks with a calm, tobacco funded swagger and guides them to the slaughterhouse. Once spared seven years ago, he now serves as a specialist leader for sheep destined for the knives each day.
William R. Rathvon testified during the hearing on John V. Dittes reinstatement as a Christian Science board director. He said Dittemore insulted associates calling them Bolsheviks and claimed Dickey would do anything to achieve his ends. Rathvon denied sharing objectionable stories and noted no board records show Dittemore’s dismissal had been accepted. Governor Bates reportedly advised keeping one controversy at a time.
Mayor Curley announces an educational motion picture show at Dorchester High School and Sarah Greenwood School to teach children safety. Police Commissioner Wilson will send two traffic officers to deliver a five minute talk on signals to reduce crosswalk accidents. Sessions continue Saturdays through the school year for younger students to learn accident avoidance.
New York May 11 Frederick Tru bee Davison Nassau county youth and assemblyman will receive 4.56 million from banker Henry P Davison's estate after the probate filing. The bulk of the estate, valued at 12 to 15 million by some, will be divided after a 4.5 million bequest to the son and daughter shares.
Ryan counsel for Richard Croker Jr said the client filed in Dublin to prevent probating his father Richard Croker’s will. A Florida caveat was also filed to bar probate without Croker’s notification.
Four armed robbers tried to loot a $50 000 to $100 000 wine stock in the Eden Hill cellar, the summer home of Judge Charles Mayer. Caretaker William Harvey and his wife surprised them, shots were fired, and the intruders fled.
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