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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1922

Page

4

Bethlehem announces purchase merger of major steel firms

York dispatch reports Bethlehem Corporation announces acquisition of Midvale Company and Cambria Steel, with ownership transfer involving the ordnance plant at Nicetown and related properties. The deal values par stock at about 97.65 million dollars, largely issued to the Midvale Company for distribution to its shareholders.

York Bethlehem Corporation Etc Mid- Steel and Ordnance Company Ordnance Nicetown Cambria Steel Company Midvale Company Cambria Com Bethlehem Company Midvale

Farmer Held for Wounding Four Boys in Vermont

Abner Davis, a Vermont farmer, is to be tried for assault with intent to kill at the December term of Lamoille County Court. Davis, free on bail, claims the four boys were molesting his family on Halloween. The youths were passersby on his farm when a shotgun attack occurred. Gerald McGeon, 15, was wounded in the back. James Moran, 29, was shot as he fled. Wort McDonald and George Bartlett suffered lighter injuries. The two severely hurt boys were taken to a Burlington hospital and are nearly recovered.

Hyde Park Abner Davis Laroille Davis Davis Farm Gerald McGeon James Moran Purlington Wort McDonald George Bartlett

Lane and four others certified for Boston City Council

John J. Lane former secretary of the Boston Red Sox is among five more candidates certified for council places by the Boston Election Commissioners. Also certified were John T. Gibbons George G Conway Senator John J Carey and William C Healey editor of the City Record. The tally brings the field to 19 for three seats in the December 12 election with final certification due later today or Monday.

John J. Lane Boston Red Sox Boston Election Commissioners John T. Gibbons George G. Conway John J. Carey William C Healey City Record Peters

Childers Executed by Firing Squad in Dublin

Dublin's Portobello barracks carried out the death sentence on Erskine Childers, anti-government leader, for possessing an automatic pistol without authority. The 7 o'clock execution followed a November 17 court martial amid habeas corpus efforts. Childers, husband of Mary Alden Osgood, was a noted Sinn Fein editor and De Valera ally. The case sparked polarized debate on military authority and internecine Irish politics.

Dublin Associated Press Erskine Childers Irish Free State Childers Portobello Richard Mulcahy Minister of Defence Master of the Rolls Ward de Valera Mary Alden Osgood Hamilton Osgood Marlboro Street Boston Honourable Artillery Company London Gretchen Warren Fiske Warren Harvard Sir Hugh Childers Gladstone Bartons Glendalough County Wicklow Trinity College Cambridge England House of Commons Sir Horace Plunkett Charles Russell Ireland Bulletin Sinn Fein Mary Osgood

Reprisals Feared After Childers Death in Ireland Turmoil

London observers warn that the execution of Erskine Childers may spark a bloodier round of interregnum violence in Ireland. The British patriot and author of The Riddle of the Sands is noted for his shift to Irish partisan struggle and his American wife, a Putnam descendant, who once steered a yacht to arms-dropping shores near Dublin in 1914.

London Associated Press Erskine Childers England Michael Collins Childers Putnam Ireland South Ireland Dublin

Obituary of Erskine Childers Executed in Dublin

A 62 year old woman, described as wife of Erskine Childers, chief lieutenant of Famon De Valera, was executed in Dublin yesterday by order of a court martial. He reportedly served with distinction in the Boer War and won the distinguished service cross in some noted campaigns.

Erskine Childers Leutenant Famon de Valera Dublin

Kilroy and 70 Irregulars Captured by Free State Forces

Dublin dispatch reports General Kilroy with 70 irregular fighters captured by General McKeown of the Free State during the ongoing conflict. The event marks a setback for Kilroy's faction as Free State forces tighten control.

Free State Kilroy McKeown Newport Co. Mayo Dublin Associated Press

Irish government troops move to Newport to end Republican rule

A London despatch on Thursday announced the departure of Irish government troops for Newport to terminate Republican military rule there. Newport, population under 600, had been held for some time by General Kilroy. The advance follows a march near Mayo where Free Staters lost ground.

Ni Mayo Mayo Konmenae London Newport Kilroy

Be langer Accused of Hiring Man to Slay Weber Case

District Attorney Charles H. Wright presents that George E. Belanger sought accomplices to hold up Wallace L. Weber before using Albert J. Duhaim e as the gunman in the fatal Dawes Street holdup. Witnesses Day Dagenals and Ducharme testfied Belanger’s plot and mastermind role. Also a note that cricket was banned in medieval England.

Springfield Charles H. Wright George E. Belanger Wallace L. Weber Dawes Street Weber Albert J. Duhaime Harold G. Day York Street Belanger Frank Dagenals Henry M. Ducharme Ducharme

Inmates Seek Thanksgiving Pardons or Paroles

Over 60 prisoners request pardons or paroles from Governor Cox hoping for Thanksgiving release. The applications go to the board of parole and favorable cases will be reviewed by the Governor and Council next Wednesday.

Cox Board of Parole Council

Ostrich Egg Omelet Served at Highland Hotel

Springfield report says Fred K Woodbury hosted a Spanish omelet supper using two ostrich eggs weighing three pounds each. The eggs came from an Arkansas ostrich ranch and about dozen guests praised the flavor of the feast.

Springfield Fred K. Woodbury Highland Hotel Arkansas

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