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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1922
Page
10
Open Grave Cliffside New Jersey reports a seven year old boy named John Manson fell into a newly dug grave while his mongrel dog with a broken leg slipped in. A caretaker found them weak but alive and helped them out to safety.
Miss Ellen Barnard left 25 000 in trust for pets and small gifts to schools and charities. The will names Charles Wood Bond as executor and his wife Louise Bond as beneficiary. Eight nephews and nieces each receive ten dollars. A Suffolk jury weighs undue influence and alleged mental unsoundness. The last pet, a cat, died about a year ago.
Walter E. Hamlet won a verdict in Suffolk Superior Court against the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad Co for 5700 in malicious prosecution 200 for false arrest and 5500 against the railroad. The case stemmed from a charge of breaking and entering Pope's Hill station where money was taken but Hamlet was found not guilty in Dorchester court.
Oneco Connecticut November 1 Mrs Mary R Johnson 90 widow of Hon Robert L Johnson dies here today from old age complications.
Former Middlesex district attorney William J. Corcoran and Theresa and Francis Duggan were defaulted before Judge Elias Bishop in Suffolk Superior Criminal Court. Bail declared forfeited for Corcoran and the Duggans. five of ten defendants appeared with counsel and readiness for trial. Cases continued to November 15.
An endowment fund of 195000 dollars is being raised to establish a Yale Divinity School chair named for Dean Charles R Brown. The fund engages 1400 living graduates and aims to finance the deanship at Yale University in New Haven.
The Massachusetts Retail Merchants Association will hold a fall meeting and dinner at the Hotel Kimball in Springfield this afternoon. President Charles C. Ferris will preside. Speakers include Rev James Gordon Gilkey Dr Francis Burgette Short James W. Eadie Jr Irving S. Paul Felix Vorenberg.
A letter to the editor notes George Morse the Franklin Park Zoo curator will retire after decades of dedicated service. He often arrives before staff and stays late, caring for animals including during dangerous moments, sometimes taking ill animals home for overnight treatment. he is beloved by visitors and staff.
A new oil lamp claims 94 percent air burn with seven percent kerosene producing bright steady white light. Tested by government and universities, it says no odor smoke or noise. Inventor P W Johnson offers a 10 day free trial and agency opportunities with potential earnings.
MESICK Mich Nov 1 Ray Judd Ki shot and killed his former sweetheart Loretta Redman 16 then wounded her companion Nettie White 16 as they rode a buggy on a lonely road near Mesick before ending his own life.
In Paterson New Jersey a boarding house room held the body of Mrs Carrie Kimball with a note to the proprietress stating Enclosed is a dollar bill for the gas I use The incident points to self harm and a final request tied to utility costs
A Massachusetts referendum on Nov 7 proposes state censorship of motion pictures. The signatories argue current federal and local controls suffice and industry self regulation is preferable to official censorship. They urge a No vote and note the letter from Edward A. Filene and George W. Coleman endorsing the stance.
Armenooh Dadourian, held at Ellis Island after fleeing seven years of horror in Turkish Asia Minor, was admitted by immigration authorities. Congressman Peter F. Tague informed Harry H. Dadourian of 65 Shawmut Avenue that the Secretary of Labor granted six months on a $500 bond supplied by the family. She failed the American literacy test and was detained previously.
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