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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1922
Page
4
A Sunday concert at the Shubert Theatre led by Eddie Cantor raises funds for the Jewish Home for Children on Canterbury Street Dorchester. Proceeds support vocational training for girls and assistance to youths toward self support and refined education.
A mad scramble for tickets to the Waltham Newton High football game filled Waltham High School as 1400 tickets went on sale. Faculty Manager Burke opened box office late with crowds lining the steps and surrounding streets. Birchwood is noted as the fuel used in Sweden.
In Lausanne Turkey faced a united front of European powers over western Thrace. Greece, weakened by war, left the conference with a heated sense that Ankara would press its plebiscite demand amid the near eastern talks.
Turkish plenipotentiaries report unity against them on the Thracian issue but promise further remarks tomorrow. Bulgaria seeks Dedeagatch outlet via treaty, Greece agrees port rights but war delayed action. Venizelos defends Greece while admitting errors. Allied stance favors demilitarized border and autonomy options amid threats to Constantinople.
The undefeated Catholic high school team from Philadelphia will travel to Haverhill for Saturday's annual meeting with St James High School. A St James win and a St John’s Prep defeat on Thanksgiving could lead to a final intersectional game with De Paul Academy on Dec 9 to decide a Western matchup.
Dr. James Barton of Boston, representing American religious and educational groups, travels to Lausanne for the conference. He aims to safeguard American institutions in Turkey when capitulations and foreign property issues arise and to explain the positions of missionary and educational bodies. He is also concerned with Armenian refugees and possible evacuation needs.
Mrs Hidehiro Yamamoto has been named secretary to the Osaka educational department, becoming Japan’s first woman to hold a municipal post.
In Chicago on November 22 Mrs. Clara Falk, 55, collapsed and died at Augusta Hospital moments after discovering her sister Mrs. Anna Roeder, 68, had just died. Falk reportedly screamed, wept, and kissed her sister’s lips before dying beside her.
Dr J Frank Trull founder of the Trull hospital in Biddeford Maine and a noted state physician died after a paralysis stroke this morning.
Brattleboro Vermont reports a forecast of a very important development in Vermont banking history as two banks plan a merger. Details and parties involved are expected to be announced soon.
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