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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1922
Page
17
Lay ing tar coated wooden paving blocks at one per second attracts thousands to Daniel Ruffo who claims to be the fastest block layer. At top speed Pan lays bricks in orderly fashion, enough to keep a dozen men busy hauling from the supply base near Pearl Street.
A Brighton resident living at 479 Washington Street is identified in a bank service note. The brief text provides no further context on actions, dates, or involved institutions.
A petition filed in the Supreme Court at East Cambridge asks that Beacon Oil Company of Everett be forever enjoined from operating. Residents near the plant say refining produces obnoxious gases and odors making homes uninhabitable and that frequent explosions and fires threaten safety. The petition cites plans to enlarge the plant.
Randolph residents propose a nonpaid corps of 35 men and women to serve as election officers to reduce expenditures. If accepted, many current officers may be replaced. The town aims to keep the tax rate down through retrenchment as economy remains the watchword.
Mrs. Charles A. Garceau perished with her 18 month old baby when a Milford home burned. She rescued two older children ages 3 and 4 then reentered for the infant and did not return. Garceau escaped by leaping from a second story window. cause of the fire remains unknown.
Philadelphia verdict debate centers on Mrs. Catherine Rosier accused of killing her husband Oscar Rosier and his stenographer Miss Mildred Reckitt. Assistant district attorney Maurice J. Speiser argues the defense must prove insanity beyond doubt or face a first degree verdict.
At the 35th annual Chicago Art Institute show John L. Clark a Glacier National Park deaf artist enters three wood carvings including a bear and cub a puma with grizzly and a puma and grizzly about to clash. Frank W. Benson wins Logan gold medal for still life while John Singer Sargent takes second with a portrait Mrs Swinton and Palmer gold for full length. H Dudley Murphy earns Peterson prize for Woodbury portrait.
The Parker House Waiters' Benefit Association hosts their 11th annual charity ball tonight in Paul Revere Hall with proceeds for charitable purposes. Henry Jay Tol bert, Parker House headwaiter and association president, organized an appealing program of dances and music. a large crowd is expected.
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