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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1922
Page
7
Textile strikers evicted from their homes for failure to pay rent will occupy two tent colonies in Manchester. The union housing committee has ordered hundreds of tents, with no rent and possible commissary for food. A mill may reopen with new hours and wages by June 1.
The House voted 53 to 16 yesterday to sustain Governor Cox's veto of a bill requiring the Quincy fire chief to appoint a named man to the department.
Postmaster Baker becomes the first city official to adopt the new government finger print method. Roscoe C. Hill of the State identification bureau demonstrated the process at the post office while other senior officials observed. Baker stressed awaiting formal Washington instructions and defended the integrity of postal staff.
Miss Mary Bowditch, 87 Jewett street Newton, a second year Liberal Arts student at Boston University, will spend the summer in Labrador as secretary to Dr. Wilfred T. Grenfell. She will help prepare his manuscript for two new books on Labrador and its inhabitants and perform secretarial duties.
The third annual May Party and dance of the Kroll Company Association will be held tonight at Intercolonial Hall in Roxbury. Committee members include Joseph Costanza chairing, Elizabeth Riley, Katherine Marron, Marion Bruno, and Herbert Mather. Tony Costanza will perform with a falsetto voice, and proceeds benefit a planned summer outing.
Game wardens chased a wild doe pursued by dogs through the Amoskeag mill yards in Manchester New Hampshire near St Anselm's College. The deer fled toward the Merrimack River then doubled back and roamed the yard overnight and again today, eluding capture at a late hour.
Edna L. Beard of Orange announces candidacy for the Vermont Senate representing Orange County at the upcoming primaries.
An ad promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound for hiding gray hair at home. It claims natural, even darkening after dampening hair with the prep and suggests two applications yield glossy, youthful-looking tresses.
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