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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1922
Page
10
Raccoon Mother Keeps Watch as Cubs Finish Evening Games
A photographer captured a mother raccoon in the doorway of her cabin last night while younger family members lingered outside finishing their play. A second raccoon observer from the doorway tries to coax them inside to eat the prepared supper.
Blind pedler Swenson awarded 200 by Suffolk jury
Nelse Swenson, a visually impaired street pedler, received 200 from a Suffolk County jury for injuries after being struck by a car owned by Frank Viatora. Swenson testified he could see about 0 feet and that the accident occurred on the Washington and Bennett crosswalk as he supported a wife and two children in New Hampshire, earning about 15 a week and living on 2 cents daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelse Swenson
Tremont
Washington Streets
Baindness
Suffolk County
Frank Viatora
Swenson
Washington and
Bennett Streets
New Hampshire
Opened House on Sick Child in Fall River
In Fall River Judge Hanify fined Joseph George of 274 Harrison Street 0 and sentenced him to 90 days in the house of correction for raising rent on Miguel Zavier’s family and removing doors and windows to force a quit. An assault and battery charge and a peace bond were added. George appealed and must post 1000 surety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Hanify
Second District Court
Joseph
George
Harrison Street
House of Correction
Jencks Street
Miguel Zavier
Zavier
Thanks to Walter L McMenimen for railroad labor board work
A letter of thanks was sent to Walter L McMenimen of Cambridge for assisting as a member of the United States Railroad Labor Board. He helped pursue a conference between Boston and Maine and New Haven railroads officials and worker committee chairmen. The letter, signed by Thomas B. O'Brien and William Laverty, notes his Chicago headquarters role and action at the request of striking workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter L. McMenimen
Cambridge
United States Railroad Labor Board
Boston & Maine
New York, New Haven & Hartford Systems
Mr. McMenimen
Chicago
McMenimen
Thomas B. O'Brien
William Laverty
Laverty
Mr. O’brien
Record egg price set by Woodland hen at $500
In Tacoma on November 22 H M Leathers of Woodland sold 20 eggs from his champion white leghorn hen Lady Jewell for $500. The hen laid 115 eggs in the year ending November 1 at the Western Washington Experiment Station egg laying contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
H. M. Leathers of
Woodland
Lady Jewell
Western Washington Experiment Station
Helen named most popular at Wellesley College
Miss Helen Dodd of Wellesley Hills reports statistics from Wellesley College showing 122 of 1600 students named Helen and 100 Elizabeth and Mary, with Ruth, Margaret, Dorothy, Katherine, Marian, Eleanor and Alice also common. Some unusual names like Devila Silka and Lilith appear among the student body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Wellesley College
Wellesley
Devila
Silka
Lilith
Anthragite mined from 600 square miles in NE Pennsylvania
The Anthragite coal is mined exclusively within a roughly 600 square mile region in northeast Pennsylvania. This geographic concentration defines the resource's supply area and limits extraction to the outlined district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Four Hub Firemen Retired on General Orders
Four Hub firemen were retired under general orders issued by Commissioner Glynn. Hoseman John H. Barutto of Engine 36 served since 1886 and became a permanent member on Oct. 7, 1887. Hoseman John T. Conley of Engine 11 joined Oct. 5, 1917. Hoseman William Pease of Engine 11 joined Dec. 22, 1893. Ladderman Patrick J. Darcy of Engine 45 has served since 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glynn
John H. Barutto
Engine Company 36
John T. Conley
William Pease
Patrick J. Darcy
Dr True's Elixir Promoted as Family Laxative Solution
Advert says mothers and workers suffer irregular meals and digestion with poor appetite and stomach distress. It claims Dr True's Elixir provides prompt relief as a pure herb laxative, recommended by users for 70 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. True
E. Smith
Huntington Ave
Boston
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