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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1922

Page

2

Gas Compressor Collision Damages Cars In Springfield Area

Theodore Pasiano of 14 E Chelsea and Prank Rocco of Springfield were working on a gas compressor when a machine ditch housing conduit malfunctioned. Cars owned by Gesualdo of Revere Street and Louis of Saratoga Street suffered damage. both vehicles were taken away after the collision.

Theodore Pasiano Chelsea Rocco Street Springfield Gesualdo Revere Louis Saratoga Street

Mrs Bruin Weds in Dorchester Church Ceremony

Mrs Anna V. Hannon of Neponset Avenue Dorchester and William Bruin of New London Conn wed last evening at St. Marys Church Neponset in a romance that began in a Boston drug store, with Rev John McKone presiding.

Boston Anna V. Hannon Neponset Avenue Dorchester S. Church Neponset John McKone William of New London

Cork Lord Mayor’s widow freed after picketing charge

Mrs Muriel MacSwiney widow of the Cork lord mayor has been released from jail and the charge of picketing the British embassy dismissed. Eight other women freed after bail refusals left two locked in the detention house overnight.

Washington United News Muriel MacSwiney Cork

Nine women freed after Chicago court hearing on ambassador case

After a hearing where Mrs. MacSwiney and eight companions laughed at Ambassador Geddes, United States Commissioner MacDonald dismissed the case saying the proof did not show intent of the law. The nine defendants, including Mrs. MacSwiney, were released. Mary MacSwiney remains gravely ill in a Dublin hunger strike.

Dublin Bilbrey John L. Finerty Michael Francis Doyle Philadelphia

General Edwards Guests of 104th Infantry in Springfield

General Edwards attended a major National Guard ceremony at the State Armory with the 14th Infantry. He was honored at a reception at the Bridgway Hotel before the exercises. The program featured a ceremony depicting overseas decoration of the 14th colors by the French government with Edwards substituting for the French commander.

Springfield Edwards State Armory 14Th Infantry National Guard Bridgway 14Th Colors

Irvin Cobb on Marriage in Boston Sunday Post Magazine

Irvin Cobb delivers witty reflections on marriage in the upcoming Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The piece titled The Second Coming of Mrs Bain's First Husband showcases Cobb at his best.

Mrs. Bain Boston Sunday Post Irvin Cobb

Boston Scrubwoman to Face Arraignment for School Beatings

Susan Driver a mother of seven and wife of an invalid will be arraigned in East Boston court on Tuesday next charged with beating Miss Helen Dooley a sixth grade teacher at Theodore Lyman School located on Paris and Gove streets in East Boston.

Susan Driver Arthur East Bostoff Court Helen Dooley Boston East Boston Court Theodore Lyman Paris and Gove Streets

Dispute at Ly man School over alleged teacher beating

Miss Dooley filed a complaint in East Boston Court against Mrs. Driver after Mrs. Driver admitted striking Dooley in class amid a long-stated feud over Arthur Driver age 11. Driver alleges prior lashings and a rattan blow, with supervision by Principal Tyzzer and truant officer Nee. hearing set for Tuesday.

Miss Dooley East Boston John Nichols Driver Arthur R. Driver Clerk Nichols George Arthur Mr. Tyzzer Tyzzer Nee

Prohibition Telegrams Spark Subcommittee Session

Congressman James A. Gallivan read into the record a government paid telegram sent by Sherman A. Cuneo from Miami requesting delivery of white flannel trousers to make a hit with the President. The exchange occurred during the sub-committee of appropriations hearing with Prohibition Commissioner Haynes in Washington.

Washington James A. Gallivan Boston Haynes Appropriations Sherman A. Cuneo Commission Miami Fla

Prohibition Chief Defends Enforcement and Costs in Hearing

Haynes denied knowledge of a telegram but confirmed Cuneo led prohibition agents in Florida during a presidential vacation. Gallivan pressed on government work, propaganda, and book claims about President Harding. The inquiry questioned enforcement costs, revenues, and alleged propaganda roles, noting a 300 percent rise in counterfeiting and Canadian liquor purchases.

Haynes Cuneo Prohibition Florida Gallivan Harding Massachusetts Ohio Boston Canada Bureau

Full Coal Quota Expected for Boston and Massachusetts

State Emergency Fuel Administrator James J. Phelan received a telegram from E F Parker indicating Massachusetts and Boston will likely receive the full anthracite quota for November and the rest of the coal year. Weather conditions influence transport and production, and Massachusetts quotas are near the due amount.

Boston Massachusetts James J. Phelan E. F E. Parker Federal Distribution Phelan Parker

Sims in Home Town After 54 Years

Port Hope Ontario welcomed Rear Admiral William S Sims U S N retired as he returned with Mrs Sims after an absence of 54 years. The homecoming drew many townspeople and old residents who recalled him as a boy when he left Port Hope at age ten.

Port Hope Ont William 8. Sims U. 8S. N Sims Admiral Sims

Llama Lizette Delights Visitors At City Zoo

Young llama Lizette at the city zoo shows curiosity toward visitors. She eyes approaching guests and thrusts her face through the cage in a familiar pose, as a photographer captured the scene yesterday.

Llama Lizette

Discoveries On White Blood Cells Hint At Longevity

Dr Alexis Carrel of the Rockefeller Institute unveiled findings before the National Academy of Sciences showing leucocytes or white blood corpuscles may trigger longevity. He said these cells protect against infection promote tissue growth and activate regeneration, with animal studies suggesting growth substances released in tissues. Even in old age tissue healed wounds and bones through this activity.

New York Alexis Carrell Rockefeller Istitute National Academy of Sciences Carrell

Young Ruth Elberfield Earns Red Cross Life Saving Certificate

At age 12 Ruth Elberfield daughter of the famed Kid Elberfield receives a Red Cross life saving certificate typically awarded to adults.

Ruth Elberfield Kid Elberfield Red Cross

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Ia V. Hannon Mrs Wm. Bruin Oaters HEINZ Gen. Edwards Guest 104Th Infantry Sarest Son Silik Lot Robert L. Norton Federal Ward Staff of Life ARD Ward Baking Company Warren HE Key White Corpuscles Dr. Carrell
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