14 Nov 1922
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1922
Page
1
Recount progress in numerous towns indicates Gaston net gains and shifts in several small totals. The statewide count continues with rapid updates while Nicholls fights to secure an injunction. Lodge maintains a sizable lead over opponents.
Jardine states he was willing to have his ward restrained to protect the heiress. He argues freedom from restraint would have required an additional attendant and measures to ensure the ward’s safety and wellbeing.
Gordon claims to have an understanding with his ward Dorothy Gordon to divorce his wife and marry her, while the defense angrily denies the claim during a tense two hour cross examination before Suffolk Superior Court.
Patrolman Frederick Miner of Roxbury Crossing, a colored officer, was removed from his beat after a white girl, Helen K. Lane, aged 19, claimed she was threatened into entering a doorway by Miner. She was charged with drunkenness. Miner was questioned and detached to Roxbury Crossing with official records of his involvement. The Roxbury Court postponed the girl's arraignment to this morning.
Rear Admiral William S. Sims retired U S N received hearty thanks at a Canadian Club talk in Toronto on November 13. He declared he is pro British and praised British sailors as good sports who endure punishment without whimpering and return to sea.
Our corporation department assists clients with stock registration transfer and related fiscal matters. Officers bring broad experience in corporation finance reorganization and trusteeship and provide prompt practical service in times of need.
James P. Gorman of 53 Roselair Dorchester wins a Post Millionaire for a Day prize for his Massachusetts description and expresses a wish to meet Governor Channing H. Cox. He also hopes to discuss his prize demands and potential benefits.
Henry Ford visited Copley Plaza to assess sites for a tidewater car assembly plant and to expand export business. His eastern manager Gaston Plantiff and Rhode Island distributor Dutte W. Flint accompanied him as talks on a multi million dollar Squantum real estate investment and a former shipyard plant lingered in the background.
Michael E. ONeill a 39 year old Medford resident was struck by a approaching Forest Hills elevated train while walking along the platform and died instantly. Motorman Thomas McElman of Dorchester operated the 3 03 train. Doctor John Shear declared death. Medical Examiner Leary viewed the body.
John H. Cregier , 17, of Binghamton New York confessed today that a week ago he married his adopted sister Elizabeth M Hafner daughter of Mr and Mrs Adam Hafner of 914, the events mirroring a modern Joye drama in New York.
Atlantic City N J November 13 Senator Walter Edge announced engagement to Miss Camilla Sewell of Bath Maine. Wedding planned for December 9 due to Congress schedule with an extraordinary session likely in April. Edge will honeymoon from year’s end to early next year.
The Oscar II of the Scandinavian American line with 98 passengers aboard ran aground at the entrance to Christiansand last night but has been floated and resumed its voyage.
Officials probe a brutal double homicide in Orford, New Hampshire, after John and Charles Davis were found dead with their skulls battered at their home on the outskirts. Bloody fingerprints on an axe handle are the only tangible clue as state and county authorities hunt for two unknown youths and a mysterious car.
Paramount among the mass of facts is the involvement of Sheriff Claude Murray of anaan and County Solicitor John in the continuing case. Details continue on page 11 first column.
Mrs. Hannah Sheehy Skeffington denounced Great Britain's plan to deport 10 000 Irish Republican prisoners to Seyschell Island in the Indian Ocean. Speaking before 1100 delegates of the Irish Republican Defence Committee in Corinthian Hall she appealed for funds to feed the families of the detained.
Dennis F. Donohue 57, of 10 Cottage street Charles town, died after a 20 foot fall from a staging outside a window at 14 Cedar street. He struck the sidewalk and died at 8 30 p m in the Haymarket Square Relief Station.
In ten rounds Lawrence-Chick Suggs defeated Dick Loadman. Detroit saw Tommy Gibbons KO George Ashe in 45 seconds. Philadelphia hosted Sailor Friedman who stopped K D Loughlin in four. Billiards saw Jake Schaffer beat Erich Hagenbacher, Germany's champion, in the first match for the international title. Yale and Brown football drills and campaign plans noted. Full reports on pages 19 20 and 23.
A telegram to the Post Office Department reports eight feet of snow in the Pass in Utah blocking the Price to Vernal mail route. The department plans to use a caterpillar tractor to clear the drifts and restore truck service on the famous line.
The forecast calls for fair and warmer conditions in Boston and nearby areas on Tuesday with increasing cloudiness and a chance of rain Tuesday night into Wednesday. Winds shift from east to southeast, remaining moderate and unsettled with potential rain by midweek.
Yesterday’s temperature readings show an average of 45. The text compares with 40 recorded a year ago, noting fluctuations and approximate values. The OCR yields garbled letters but conveys a daily and yearly temperature comparison.
A brief museum-style note describes a basement fire at 283 Washington Street shortly after 6:30 in the evening that attracted hundreds of onlookers. Origin of the blaze remains undetermined.
Paris November 13 The French premier hopes to arrange a conference with Lord Carson and Foreign Minister Theunis of Belgium to open Lausanne talks. A British reply is awaited and officials expect a Paris meeting if possible. Allied high commissioners in Constantinople urge early opening of Lausanne talks.
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