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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1922
Page
2
Fore River shipyard workers complete a launch of a small submersible known as 8-25 from Electric Boat designs. The craft features a broad radius and is intended to extend US submarine capabilities across sea routes and ports.
A local club in Quincy stages a tasting event for a well known mineral water brand amid citywide interest. Organizers promote the beverage as a popular choice for everyday use and note its availability at select retailers.
The American flag raised by the French over the Arc de Triomphe in Paris to mark American troops arrival in France will be formally presented to President Harding tomorrow by Ambassador Jusserand. The ceremony at the White House will place the flag in the National Museum as a preserved war relic.
A satin cloth with two storks, a symbol of long life, is exhibited at the Boston Art Museum. The piece is part of a large donation from Dr. W. S. Bigelow, who has placed his extensive collection at the museum for public display.
A shack on the shore of Lake Waban in Wellesley used as an icehouse by Wellesley College was burned yesterday. Fire investigators suspect spontaneous combustion in the sawdust sparked the blaze.
In New York on May 2 two alleged pickpockets dodged pillars and crossed the third rail six times in a subway station at street and Broadway. Patrolman Thomas Donegan stopped them after they fled to street level. They were accused of robbing Rev. Theodore Whepeleffi of the Bronx while he slept on a station bench. ticket agent Charles Schade led the chase as the suspects jumped onto the tracks.
Ernest Smee died after a bath given to him by William Williamson at a hospital in Danvers. Witnesses say the weakened patient whispered faintly before Bridges called for help and the man was panic stricken. Dr. Marvey Watkins notes Williamson had been a hospital patient caretaker for about four months.
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