15 Nov 1922
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1922
Page
1
Henry Ford tells a Post reporter that a man’s career truly begins at 40. He advises young men to gain experience and spend money on themselves rather than saving or being frugal. He says a 40 year old with experience and honesty is ready to pursue wealth.
Authorities report heightened security around Dorothy Gordon after rumors of a kidnapping attempt. Extra nurses patrol her room while armed guards sweep the grounds, and special alarm procedures are issued to staff.
Miss Sara H Wheeler of 5 Adams Street Danvers wins the Post's Millionaire for a Day prize for a description of New England. She plans a visit to Paul Revere's old North End home and the Old North Church where the signal lanterns were hung.
George Killion of Palmer reported a mule deer of enormous size weighing an estimated 3200 pounds charged his car on the Brimfield road near Leon Oliver’s home. The vehicle slowed but the deer collided, launching into the air and landing on the radiator before collapsing. The dazed buck fled into the brush as Killion stopped.
Recount results from 153 cities show William A. Gaston gaining 1179 votes over press returns with 161,158 for Gaston and 190,263 for Lodge. Lodge loses 665 votes while Gaston loses 514 in the updated tallies, reflecting a narrowing lead ahead of final totals.
Mary O Leary Raab of Melrose outscored her opponents on the first day of the Malden District Court hearing for Mrs Kate Dow of Melrose. The cross examination probed intimate life details as the case proceeded, with Raab depicted as prevailing on the opening day.
Charles Henry Hutchins president of United States Envelope Company former Crompton Knowles Loom Works leader and current Crompton Knowles board chair died at his Shrewsbury home early this morning in Worcester county.
Rumor of a kidnapping attempt against Dorothy Davis Gordon triggers police and mob guards at McLean Hospital. Lieutenant Governor Buller Wi visits to decide on probe while Uncle John Gardiner and lawyers seek involvement. Hospital workers told to raise alarm on anything suspicious.
A dated digest mentions floods and ongoing artillery exchanges, alongside 1914 events of Russian advances on Cracow and Britain Japan naval talks at Washington. It recalls a 1913-14 arms conference context and the Calicut frontier clash with Maplan rebels.
Forecasts show showers for northern New England on Wednesday with fair and cooler conditions Thursday. Southern Newland and eastern New York expect showers Wednesday, then fair and cooler. Sandy Hook northward and from Sandy Hook to Hatteras show fresh southwest winds with overcast and showers Wednesday.
Cha defeated Travers in a ten round boxing match at the Armory while Johnny Curt beat Danny Edwards in four rounds in New York. Conti and Cochran fought in an international billiards tourney with Conti taking the title. Hoppe defeated Edouard in a 500 to 177 nine inning encounter. O Hearn and Mallory with Valesia not starting in Princeton regulars forego action. Full reports appear on pages 18 19 20 and 23.
A historical note records yesterday’s temperature readings at various times and locations, including 37 at 6 am and 42 at 9 am, with a peak around 40 at noon. It notes averages for the day and mentions a comparison to the previous year’s data.
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