Notre Dame Instructor John an Resigns from University
Notre Dame in Indiana accepts the resignation of instructor John an amid reports he charged Notre Dame fatherhood claims involving Mrs Tiernan. The resignation was accepted without comment.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1922
Page
10
Notre Dame in Indiana accepts the resignation of instructor John an amid reports he charged Notre Dame fatherhood claims involving Mrs Tiernan. The resignation was accepted without comment.
Dr. Augustus A. Brien, head of the Associated Franco Americane for 14 years and founder of the Franco Americ aine Historical Society, died in Manchester New Hampshire at age 64. He was born in St Simon Quebec and studied at Victoria College Montreal.
President Harding assured Governor Parker of Louisiana that federal authorities will extend full cooperation where federal interests are involved in alleged Ku Klux Klan activities in the state. The pledge follows Parker’s request for government help to cut off outside support and encouragement for the organization.
At a White House conference Governor Parker, Attorney General Daugherty, and Louisiana AG A V Coco discussed the Klan situation. Parker pledged a full investigation regardless of cost, denied federal aid, and stated Louisiana will fully manage state affairs with federal support only if interests require.
F L Savage, Klan chief of staff, denies the organization is in politics in Louisiana or elsewhere amid Governor Parker of Louisiana visiting President Harding. The statement counters claims tying the Klan to political activity during the visit in Atlanta.
Harry Cadigan of 18 Cumberland Street Back Bay was arrested after a dispute with John J. McCarthy at the William A. Cleeste barber shop at 162 Court Street. Cadigan reportedly drew a revolver and fired once, missing McCarthy, and was taken into custody by Joy Street officers. The incident drew a crowd.
William Norris, famed for his portrayal of Louis XII, stars as a principal in The Go Getter at Cosmopolitan. His career spans salt manufacture to Broadway with early turns in The Belle of New York and The Girl from Mexico.
Harold Lloyd returns from New York where he toured Wall Street theatres and hobnobbed with brokers. He leaves for California to finish work at Hal Roach studios on his latest feature length comedy Safety Last.
The Toll of the Sea is a Technicolor feature by the color process company tied to ex district attorney William Travers Jerome. Frances Marion wrote the story, Chester Franklin directed, under Joseph M. Schenck's supervision. The film, a China love story, embodies seven years of color research by MIT engineers Daniel C. Comstock and Herbert D. Kalmus.
Screen junior Robert Agnew, who starred in Clarence with William de MiHe, is rehired by Lasky for Gloria Swanson’s next picture Prodigal Daughters. He previously acted opposite Shirley Mason in Pawn Ticket No 210.
Universal favorite Mayo has shifted his makeup box to Goldwyn studios to star as the leading man in Rupert Hughes adaptation of his novel Souls for Sale about the movie industry. The project marks Hughes first film version of the book.
Rumor swirls that James Kirkwood and Lila Lee will announce their engagement. Kirkwood stars in Channing Pollock's The Fool while Lee acts opposite Thomas Meighan in Back Home and Broke at Paramount studios in Long Island City.
Ailright Harrison Ford is Lawrence Pell brother in Her Gilded Cage with Gloria Swanson Walter Long is about 40 He is a splendid character actor Charles de Roche will play The Spanish Cavalier for Paramount This would have been Valentino next picture Western Fan Jack Hoxie finished The Crow s Nest Hoot Gibson stars Ridin Wild Tacoma Rudolph Valentino popular for his romantic Latin tempera ment but fans vary Tommy Meighan may appeal more Allston I advise against taking your 38 year old daughter to Hollywood for pictures precocious children swarm studios Address questions to Prunella Hall The Boston Post
At 9 oclock last night a fire in a three story tenement at 68 Center street Lynn was confined to the cellar. Patrolmen Daniel Mara and Lawrence Moran carried out four trips through smoke rescuing 15 children aged 2 to 6 who were abed. James Cahoon alerted others after smelling smoke. Loss estimated at 500 dollars.
A Harvard student in Cambridge reports threats from the Ku Klux Klan and is urged to leave the city. He has notified Cambridge police and Harvard College officials about the intimidation.
Hubert Clay a Harvard sophomore and former Ku Klux Klan member from Colorado Springs reports a threat letter from an unsigned source. He fled to Cambridge police seeking a permit to carry a revolver after a phone warning and a newspaper clip letter threatening his safety.
Harvard students discuss Ku Klux Klan activity on campus amid alleged propaganda in Cambridge. Herbert Clay, 5 feet 8, 185 pounds, carries a .45 revolver while police investigate and Dean Greenough reviews.Klan rumors amp up tension as regent Mr Luce is consulted.
The city of Lacarne dismissed 200 policemen firemen and street cleaners claiming to rid itself of incompetent staff. The fired workers quickly organized a local National Catholic Union branch to contest the move.
Frank Bige low, 50, is near death at City Hospital after being gored by a bull at Echo Farm Paxton. Employed at the farm a week, he was found in the bull pen by owner William J Woods Worcester clothing dealer who suspects the victim dropped his pitchfork into the pen.
Elizabeth Jordan introduces The Blue Circle a romance mystery serial forthcoming in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The story promises intrigue and evolving relationships as characters entwine in a hidden circle.
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