04 Nov 1922
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1922
Page
1
Dorothy Gordon, heiress to more than $100 000, was told she could not marry her ideal. Willard Newell, a Tech graduate, was committed to an insane asylum by her guardian William F. Jardine at a Suffolk Superior Court master's hearing yesterday.
Governor Cox attacks ex mayor John F. Fitzgerald in a Symphony Hall address. Weather outlook: overcast with fair conditions today and tonight and a modest rise in temperature from yesterday.
Mrs Raab says she met the mysterious Mary after an Oct 22 assault in Melrose home of Mrs Kate Daw. She identified Mary Gibson as the assailant. Legal action connected to the reopened Preston murder inquiry follows long conferences with her counsel and detectives.
The text describes a ruined romance as Newell’s parents ridicule Willard and Dorothy during a social scene, breaking the couple’s relationship narrative into pieces and triggering public embarrassment.
In Salem Mike Castle beat Chick Suggs in four rounds. In New York Gene Tunney stopped Jack Hanlon in one round. In Fall River Tommy Ryan defeated Billy Marlow in ten rounds. Navy blanked Penn State fourteen to zero. Full reports on sports are on pages 14 17 18 and 19.
A brief item notes today’s anniversaries and historical events. It recalls the assassination of Premier Hara in Japan one year ago, the unknown soldier laid to rest in Rome, and China’s rejection of Japan’s Shan tung proposal.
Partly cloudy weather and moderate temperatures are expected Saturday and Sunday in New England and east New York. Winds will be moderate and variable north of Sandy Hook, with fair conditions Saturday. From Sandy Hook to Hatteras, winds will be north and northeast, remaining fair on Saturday.
In Sleepy Hollow cemetery the tombstone of Andrew Carnegie bears his line about enlisting better men than himself. The remark reflects the philanthropy and leadership of the steel magnate as reported from New York on November 3.
The Prince of Wales fell from his horse on a slippery road in London causing a slight sprain to an ankle. A medical exam found no serious injury beyond swelling that will keep him from wearing boots for a few days.
J Thomas Gettigan a Revere gro cer was found guilty of manslaughter yesterday afternoon in the case alleging he administered arsenic to his aunt Mrs Lizzie Cook The trial had run through the previous days and the verdict was reached on the afternoon of the report date.
More than 1000 Institute of technology students celebrated last night with a theater event titled The Rose of Stambou Shubert Theatre. They then danced to the Hotel Lenox, ending the long night with festivities.
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