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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1922
Page
13
The Canadian destroyer Patriot arrived in Lunenburg with its flag at half mast to convey the body of Captain Bert Demone, a Bluenose crew member who died at Gloucester under tragic circumstances ending the international races.
New Bedford October 31 seven days old Roland Dumas son of Mr and Mrs Hector Dumas born with a tooth. Attending Dr S A Lamoureux and nurse Miss Mary E Collins report an unprecedented case in maternity. Miss Clara Argus supervisor at St Luke's Hospital calls it remarkable.
Catherine Siders a 58 year old resident of 92 Marlborough street Back Bay was struck as she crossed Boylston near Berkeley early last night. She was knocked down by an automobile owned and operated by James V. Currier of 446 Groveland street Haverhill and taken to City Hospital with a possible skull fracture.
A five member committee of textile operatives began tallying votes from 22 unions on whether to accept Bishop Guertin's strike settlement. The panel will report to the bishop tomorrow morning. Early sentiment suggests a close result favoring peace, with final word possible Thursday morning if no reply arrives.
A Boston School Committee meeting on June 19 rejected equal pay for teachers, arguing it would cost about 1.5 million dollars yearly and push salary cuts on other teachers. The letter by Richard P. Downey, Dorchester High School chairman, contends men earn about ten dollars more than women with similar experience, harming school efficiency.
Two physicians report Albert W Bartlett, accused killer of Frank S Small Dorchester druggist, is sane with a psychopathic personality. They found no organic brain disease after examining blood spinal fluid and multiple times at Charles Street jail. They note Hindu belief in reincarnation but say it did not influence the crime.
A court or official assessment labels a subject as a psychopathic personality, asserting the individual is not insane or feeble minded but dangerous. The quotation notes the subject’s criminal history from very early years and emphasizes a consistent pattern of behavior.
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