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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1922
Page
3
In Lawrence on May 17 Judge Louis S Cox fined Francis Landers of Haverhill eight dollars after he pleaded to improper conduct with a 15 year old girl, warning of jail next appearance. The girl, Marie Catana, also faced charges and attempted to jump from a second story window but was stopped by janitor Robert Otto.
Samuel P. Allain of Manchester was held in 3000 bonds in municipal court on charges of raising one dollar bills to higher denominations. Police say the arrest clears up the mystery behind raised bills flooding Manchester for weeks.
Washington May 17 President Harding announced he has invited about 40 of the nation's leading steel manufacturers to a White House dinner tomorrow night signaling a high level approach to the steel industry during a period of postwar policy concerns.
Report notes Harding planned a White House gathering with 16 to 20 railroad presidents and steel leaders to discuss transportation rates and potential downward revisions, eight hour day aims, and merger scrutiny urged by a Senate resolution. The discussions may involve the Interstate Commerce Commission actions and targeted rate reductions on heavy commodities.
Dr. David P. Barrows resigns as president of the University of California Berkeley effective June 30 1923. He will travel a year for research and study and then become professor of political science. He has served as president since December 1919.
A whist party organized by Pierce primary and grammar school teachers and parents will be tomorrow evening at Pierce Grammar School assembly hall Brookline. Proceeds fund uniforms and equipment for the school baseball team which has excelled in the Brookline Grammar School Baseball league. Prizes donated. tables reserved for auction play. Miss Ada E Chevalier chairs arrangements with eight sub committees led by Mrs George H Hooper Mrs Robert McLeod Mrs George A Hall Mrs Francis Muldowney Mrs Richard Johnson Mrs James Keary Mrs Adolph Kettembeil and Miss M Alice Connor.
Marine paints including Enamel with hard dry gloss and easy cleaning. Listings show Carmore Deck Paints Yacht and Motor Copper Paint Motor Engine Engel Minot Bright Green Antiing Bottom Paint Yacht Aluminum Paint Elastic Spar Varnish Phenoid Paint Varnish Remover and brushes available at Reliable Dealers and store.
Fitchburg May 17 The 19th annual State Congregational conference closed with officers elected and addresses by Attorney General J Weston Allen and Alfred E Stearns head of Phillips Andover. The conference declined offers from 43 municipalities to add religious training to curriculums citing lack of leaders.
Chief Justice Hall sets June 12 as the Kingston Inn murder trial opening date. Defendants Herman Albert of New York alias Richard J. Rowland of Kingston James W Wickham of Marshfield and Boston charged with killing Edward C Cardinal a Methuen chauffeur. Venue ordered at 260 to expedite jury impanelling.
Samuel F. Teele of Somerville reached a compromise with the Teele estate beneficiaries over the will of Phebe J. Teele who died Aug 17 1921. The estate valued at 30000 includes a gold band china set and 2000 in trust for his son Stanley. The executor Lester M. Bacon will cancel a 1000 note and pay Teele 500, with remaining assets to be divided among Somerville Hospital Somerville Home for the Aged Woman's Baptist Foreign Mission Society and Woman's Baptist Home Mission Society.
Joseph Caren, alias Bernard, wanted in New Haven for forgery totaling 2650 dollars, agreed to accompany officers to Connecticut without further resistance. The alleged offense occurred June 14, 1920, with the First National Bank of New Haven as complainant.
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