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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1922

Page

3

Auto thief fires shots at officer in multi-state chase

James Wilson, 19, of Dallas Texas, allegedly fired at Patrolman Andrew MacDonald during a car theft that began in Newport Rhode Island and ended in Fall River Massachusetts. Police recovered a .38 revolver and identified the stolen car, with extradition arranged to Newport.

Auto Thief James Wilson Allas Tex Boston Walter S. Sumner, Jr Attapan Newport R. I Pen John 8. Toin James Furey Hugh Bon William O’brien Fall River Hugh Meikle Annadale Road Wilson Andrew MacDonald Sumner Blue Hill Talbot Avenues Smith and Wesson

Unitarian Conference Opens With Anniversary Week

The Unitarian Church of North America begins a weeklong anniversary program featuring the 97th annual American Unitarian Association session and related meetings. Delegates gathered in Boston to hear Rev. Dr. Charles E. Park emphasize church as a means to bring souls to God. Attendance signals a 3 percent membership gain in the United States and Canada.

Unitarian Church of North America American Unitarian Association Women’s Alliance Young People’s Religious Union Unitarian Historical Society Unitarian United States Canada King’s Chapel Adeline B. Pfleghaar Dana Fenn Frederick C. Packard J. Robert D. Richardson Milwaukee Arlington Street Unitarian Church Charles E. Park First Church Park Wales W. Noordhof Leyden Holland Samuel McCord Crothers Cambridge William L. Sullivan New York Samuel F. Cole Wheaton College Sydney Bow Montreal Caleb S. C. Dutton San Francisco King's Chapel Council of the Unitarian Laymen's League Unity House Ministerial Union Unitarian Temperance Society Fellowship For Social Justice Bulfinch Church Unitarian Service Pension Society Channing Hall Guild of Parish Workers Tuckerman School

Delegates Converge At North American Unitarian Convention

Delegates from nearly every North American city attend a major Unitarian convention. Registration is expected to break records as the church reports robust growth and a forthcoming anniversary week. Reports from workers in Great Britain Holland Japan Czecho Slovakia Italy and Iceland highlight international Unitarian activities.

North America Great Britain Holland Japan Czecho-Slovakia Italy Iceland Unitarian Church of North

Two Injured in Massachusetts Avenue Car Crash

A two-vehicle collision on a sharp curve at Massachusetts Avenue near Wood Street Lexington injured a man and a woman and shook 11 others. Mrs. E C Andrews of Watertown sustained a head cut, while A W Lewis of Roxbury suffered a leg wound. The crash involved an auto owned by Harry R Peirce of Watertown and another driven by Wadwell Hill of Boston.

Massachusetts Avenue Wood Street Lexington E. C. Andrews Palfrey Street Watertown A. W. Lewis Willow Place Roxbury Harry R. Peirce Lexington Police Wadwell Hill Warwick Street Boston

Anglo Italian Commercial Treaty Talks Open in London Path

Genoa May 21 The Associated Press reports negotiations have begun on an Anglo Italian commercial treaty. It is expected that after the Italian parliament adjourns Foreign Minister Signor Schanzer will travel to London to finalize the talks.

Genoa Associated Press Signor Schanzer London

Fire threat found at Club Maurice in New York

Gasoline drenched the Club Maurice ceiling and shop area on Broadway at Fifty first street. Police believe arson preparations targeted Ming Toy Bootery owned by Abe Attell and E M Tausend. Attell denied involvement after lengthy fire marshal questioning.

New York Maurice Broadway Fifty-first Street Ming Abe Attell E. M. Tausend Broadway Central Roseland Attell

Pillsbury Seeks Seat in Congress in New Hampshire

Manchester May 21 Deputy Secretary of State Hobart Pillsbury announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination in New Hampshire first district to succeed Congressman Burroughs who retires at the end of the current Congress Pillsbury resigned as deputy secretary of State after seven years to focus on the campaign.

Manchester N. H Hobart Pillsbury New Hampshire Burroughs Congress Pillsbury

Five Roxbury and Boston Men Arrested After Auto Ends in Sand

Five Roxbury and Boston men were arrested in Lexington early yesterday morning by Patrolman James Irwin after their car ran into a sand bank. The brief police report notes the incident occurred in Lexington and names the officer involved.

Roxbury Boston Lexington James Irwin

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