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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1922
Page
5
Ottawa November 7 no decision reached by the Canadian government on suspending coastwise shipping laws allowing American vessels to trade between Canadian great lakes ports Premier Mackenzie King announced the matter is still under investigation.
Dwight W. Morrow of J P Morgan and Co arrived in Havana at President Zayas invitation to discuss the terms and conditions of the 50,000,000 foreign loan recently authorized by Congress. Morrow said the sole object of his visit was to negotiate the loan details.
The mother Baroness d Erlanger of Paris asks Surrogate Court to release Farmers Loan and Trust Company from guardianship of Ann Cooper Hewitt two thirds of Peter Cooper Hewitt estate valued at 2 million dollars. Hewitt’s will left one third to his daughter and another third upon mother remarriage. Questions arise over the trust fund established by Peter Cooper and whether Hewitt could pass his interest to wife and daughter.
Mrs Erecell I Sherman of Malden relies on city aid to support herself four children after her husband eloped with Mrs Evelyn Telfer. The family, living at Woodside Terrace, awaits news on the husband’s return and the whereabouts of the couple, believed headed toward Maine.
Bloomfield, the English light heavyweight champion, has emerged as a boxing hopeful after defeating Bombardier Billy Wells. Promoters and supporters, including Dave Larholt, aim to push him toward heavyweight title contention, though some caution he is not yet ready to challenge Europe’s top light heavies and heavies.
The piece notes wrestlers rarely need extra hard mat training as seasoned competitors gain ample practice through frequent actual matches. It praises how big athletes maintain the game week after week and seem to thrive on constant contests.
In a wave of fashion interest, Paris beauty houses and wire wire studios showcase new hair and makeup looks. Designers emphasize sleek lines, bold lips, and rapid routine changes to suit modern urban life and social chatter.
Vague health advisory fragment mentions Lasady quininPabiete and preventive use for colds or influenza. References a person and a wire-on note with unclear context. No clear event or outcome is documented in readable text.
A 17 year old, Edward W. Samek, was held by Illinois authorities after breaking into a safe, sawing hinges, and removing diamonds and jewelry from a street storefront. Officers found two revolvers and ammunition in his room. a passerby alerted police after seeing light from the door. He admitted stealing at other locations three weeks earlier, including a postal station robbery with $80 in stamps.
James A. Josselyn 76 of Charlestown plans to marry Eliza Harris 75 from Hanson after a childhood romance rekindled decades later. He previously married Betsy Goodrich of Biddeford, Maine, who died, and he later moved to Charlestown. The couple met in Hanson during a Thanksgiving visit and renewed contact last spring, with plans to wed and live in Hanson before moving there next summer.
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