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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1922

Page

1

New England couple enjoy a day as millionaires in Boston

Mr and Mrs Lewis J Richardson of Chester Depot Vermont left the Green Mountains to live as millionaires for a day in and around Boston. They were guests of the Boston Post, receiving wide access from the North Station arrival onward, with the Post limousine meeting them early and granting unrestricted pleasure and amusement.

Lewis J. Richardson Chester Depot Green Mountains Boston Boston Post New England Post North Station

Bill City for Funeral Costs in New Britain

New Britain Connecticut. Mr and Mrs George Sadie asked the city claims committee to grant $10000 for the death by drowning of their 14 year old son Fred at the municipal swimming pool last July. They presented an expense account including hotel bills meals for more than 300 mourners and a charge for 100 chickens eaten in three days. The bereaved state that Syrian custom required notifying distant relatives to attend the funeral and the items were paid by them. The couple claims the life guard was at lunch when Fred bathed.

New Britain, Conn George Sadie Fred Las Sadie

Curley Child Is Taken Ill Cancels NYC Trip

Due to the sudden illness of their youngest child George Mayor and Mrs Curley yesterday canceled train reservations for New York City where they were going to attend today Fame at New Haven Conn preferring to stay at the bedside of the little fellow suffering from a severe attack of bronchitis.

George Curley New York City New Haven Conn

Missing Witness Located Tells Amazing Story In New York

Mary Coakley and Dorothy Gordon, both connected to Gardiner, are reported in New York as the missing witnesses located. The rediscovered pair reportedly share an extraordinary account connected to Gardiner.

Missing witness found in custody case fortunes fight

Mary Coakley once labeled missing witness in the custody and Dorothy Gordon fortune dispute was located by the Post in New York. She described an amazing tale involving John Gardiner the uncle in the fight over Dorothy's fortune but refused to allow her facts and documents to be published with the story.

New York Mary Coakley Dorothy Gordon The Post Today John Gardiner Dorothy

Pelletier to Tour Europe Amid Disbarment Notice

Former Suffolk county district attorney Joseph C. Pelletier applied for a passport for a European tour shortly after receiving notice that disbarment proceedings will begin in the U.S. Supreme Court in Washington. Pelletier indicated he would not contest, stating state court rulings would serve as prima facie evidence in federal court.

Joseph C. Pelletier Suffolk County Federal United States Supreme Court Washington United States Robert O. Harris Pelletier Supreme Court

Tiger of France roars at Tremont Temple speech

Clemenceau, angered by United States criticism of his mission, lets loose in Tremont Temple. For about ten minutes near the end of his address he appears his old self, a roaring tiger, answering critics in Washington with fighting blood.

United States Senate United States France Tremont Temple Clemenceau Washington

WAVY VAnI Continued On Page 6 Sixth Column

Brief note indicates continuation of a WAVY VAnI story moving to page 6 in the sixth column, signaling readers to follow the ongoing report. It preserves the local paper’s newsroom shorthand and column layout without adding new facts.

Edison Steam Heats Boston Blocks in Business District

The Edison Electric Illuminating Company of Boston expands into steam heating. This winter it will heat a large section of the business district through steam pipes laid along seven streets, aiming to extend the network to heat entire blocks and potentially create a city wide steam main system.

Light Co Edison Electric Illuminating Company of Boston

Mother Murdered in Home Kitchen at Houghs Neck

Ida G Coppenrath An derer an attractive shoe worker 25 Bell street Houghs Neck was murdered in her kitchen yesterday afternoon Police search for Bert Harvey alleged accomplice living with Mrs Anderer for past year Hav ery has a wife and six children at 24 Bay view avenue near the scene Police are withholding contents of the note found by police and reporting details not divulged

Ida Coppenrath) Anderer Bell Street Houghs Neck Quincy Bert Harvey Anderer Harvey Bayview Avenue

Chop Suey Talk Sparks Fight at Tyler Street Eatery

Harold Sung, a Tyler Street waiter, exchanged insults with an irate customer over chop suey. The customer threw a glass that struck Sung’s head. Sung was taken to City Hospital. The assailant fled the scene as police arrived.

Harold Sung Tyler Street Sung City Hospital

Vandalism Reported at Arlington Cemetery Grounds

Acts of vandalism in Arlington Cemetery's Old Burying Ground on Pleasant Street prompted a wide police investigation. Stone markers have been removed, monuments damaged, and several headstones broken.

Arlington Cemetery Salem Cemeteries Old Burying Ground Pleasant Street Arlington Arlington Police

Boxing Results From City Matches Net Wins and Prospects

In Fall River Charley Baxter from Pawtucket defeated George Vanderbilt in ten rounds. New York saw Andy Thomas win over Joe Welling in twelve rounds. Kid Kaplan defeated Kid Sullivan in twelve rounds. Providence hosted Kid Williams of Baltimore who beat Eddie O'Dowd in nine rounds. Army edges Navy as slight favorite ahead of upcoming rules.

Fall River Charley Baxter Pawtucket George Vanderbilt New York Andy Thomas Joe Welling Kid Kaplan Kid Sullivan Providence Kid Williams Baltimore Eddie O'Dowd

Full sports reports on pages fourteen to seventeen

Readers are directed to pages fourteen through seventeen for complete sports coverage including game summaries standings and notable performances.

Yale Favorite With Odds Quoted at 5 to 4

New Haven November 24 Rival teams ready as Yale faces an upcoming game with Charley O Brookline and Phil Spatdin in contention. Harvard may start Spatdin at halfback with Captain Charley Buell possibly sidelined.

O’'Hearn Elis Buell Crimson Yale New Havens Charley O Brookline

Hig game tickets sought by stars Doug and Mary at Gate

In New Haven famed movie stars Douglas and Mary Pickford arrived with great fanfare but could not obtain pasteboard tickets for the game tomorrow. Mary smiled, Douglas joined her on the mezzanine rail, yet both left still hopeful or resigned as the crowd pressed for scarce passes.

Doug Mary Gate New Haven Douglas Banks Mary Pickford

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