03 Nov 1922
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1922
Page
1
Visitors from Burlington and nearby countryside pack the area drawing hundreds as locals pursue a feature on love letters. The piece notes ongoing interest with continued coverage promised on age 12 in the fourth column.
Washington reported the president received many birthday messages on his 87th birthday. One note from Henry F. Fletcher, ambassador to Belgium, ended with Hope you make 90. Harding pondered if 90 referred to golf score or years, then deemed it a worthwhile hope.
Captain Goodwin announces new night time parking plan in the Tremont theatre district. Autos will park on the westerly side of Tremont facing south between Boylston and West Streets, improving congestion and access to the Common.
Forecast calls for overcast skies with mild warmth ahead of today. Temperatures edge higher than yesterday, bringing a gentler air mass and light breezes across the region.
A roster of labor figures is presented including Frederick W. Mannfield counsel of Massachusetts AFL, John H. Reardon Worcester board member, P. J. O'Brien international vice president, and Thomas F. Shine Boston Carmen's Union president. Also named are William Walsh legislative chair, Thomas F. Broderick Worcester business agent, Edward A. Raleigh Springfield Car men's Union president, O G Monroe Pittsfield business agent, George Keegan Lawrence chair, Charles A. Wayler joint conference board secretary, and John H. Walsh Waltham president of the Middlesex and Boston Street Railway Employees' Union.
Mrs Mabel Champion was found guilty of manslaughter for the July restaurant killing of carnival promoter Thomas A O Connell of New Haven Conn by a 12 member jury with seven women and five men in Common Pleas Court Cleveland Judge Bernon imposed the maximum 20 year sentence at Marysville Reformatory Motions for new trial and deferred sentence were denied
Following failed efforts to solve the Preston murder, the case reopens with Mrs Mary O Leary Raab as the focus. Attorneys report locating a Mary Gibson as a potential witness and authorities pursue the new lead.
Senator Lodge is unlikely to give further public speeches as doctors advise canceling all immediate engagements. A lingering cold has developed into laryngitis, and physicians fear stump addresses will be impossible for the remainder of the campaign.
In New London Johnny Darcy knocks out Joe St Hillaire in the ninth round. Lowell features Billie Murphy stopping Billie Blakie of Nova Scotia. Pittsfield sees Frankie Quill halt Lefty Major in six. Wrestling at Grand Opera House results include Calza over Henderson Kotsonaros over Romano and Metro over Gentwell. Harvard selects for Yale and Princeton. Yale varsity held to one touchdown. Weather notes and temperatures listed for Thompson's Spa with yesterday's average near 48 degrees.
George White cashier at Walton lunch room 78 Massachusetts avenue Cambridge reports a would be robber entered about 9 pm and demanded cash. The revolver jammed as the hammer caught and the cartridge failed to explode causing the thief to flee toward Harvard bridge.
A Roxbury youth sustained injuries after a car collision in Back Bay. Police investigated the crash and reported minor to moderate injuries with no fatalities. Authorities cautioned drivers to slow down in congested city areas.
Forecasts for northern New England call for cloudy conditions Friday with a cooler Saturday and moderate temperatures. Southern New England expected to be fair both days with moderate temperatures and westerly to southwest winds.
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