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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1922
Page
20
Curley vetoed a city ordinance amendment permitting itinerant vendors and merchants to operate temporarily for a $200 fee. The mayor argued the measure would erode public accountability and unfairly favor questionable businesses, urging it be discouraged or prohibited.
John D Rockefeller Jr now convalescing in Battle Creek sanitarium will not be allowed to vote in the coming elections. S Howard Cohen chief clerk of the City Board of Elections refused to grant his request to vote by mail.
In Los Angeles on November 2 Peggy Caf fee testified that she wielded the hammer during the fatal beating of Mrs. Alberta Meadows. Clara Phillips, on trial for Meadows' murder, detailed the confrontation and said Peggy rushed in with the hammer after an earlier fight over Meadows allegedly planning to run away with Armour Phillips.
In Haverhill Mayor Flanders fails to cut anthracite coal from 20.50 to 16.75 per ton after local dealers refused to change their prices. He urged dealers to buy "company" coal cheaper, but dealers say such coal is scarce and would inequably vary prices between customers.
Historic text notes large elaborate parasols signify official dignity and status in the Orient, a symbol carried through centuries as a mark of authority and respect.
In Enosburg Falls Vermont on November 2, 38-year-old Mrs. George Wood and 62-year-old Walter V. Phelps denied eloping with each other while Mrs. Wood’s husband and three children defend her. Mrs. Phelps sues for divorce alleging infidelity. The Wood family says she is visiting relatives. Phelps’s wife claims an affair. A court action seeks $10,000 against Phelps by his son-in-law’s father-in-law.
Joseph C Smyth of New York defeats Theodore K McElroy of Somerville to win the speed reception title at the Boston Radio Exposition and New England amateur convention in Mechanics Hall. Both posted 55 words a minute. McElroy’s 561-2 wpm record from New York last spring remains standing. Smyth also set a new cipher record with perfect copy. The event also noted Walter Veteromile’s surprise performance in jamming.
Registrar Frank A. Goodwin warned Black Stone Clerk Wesley C. Webster to forward reports of automobile law violations or face formal action with Governor Cox. Webster has allegedly refused to file convictions despite inspector requests, per Goodwin who says the Legislature intended immediate removal of reckless offenders.
Instructions describe creating a cretonne accented valance with gathered top and bottom bands. A straight 18 inch deep drapery band is gathered along its edges, with cretonne bands six inches wide stitched to valance edges and faced with plain-bodied material.
New York November 2 The United News notes impresario Giulio Gatti Casazza expresses pride in his Italian heritage amid Fascist era context. He governs the Italian opera scene and reflects national identity during the period.
A Metropolitan Opera figure spoke with pride over his Italian identity during discussions on Rome's rising Fascist power. He declared he had never felt prouder of being Italian than he did that day.
A terse listing of electrical components featuring transformers, King Ampstone loudspeakers, variometers, varicouplers, spaghetti tube sockets and related hardware components for radio and electronics applications.
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