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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1922
Page
4
Building owners must erect fire escapes as inspectors recommend under an order to Building Commissioner John P. Mahoney by Mayor Curley. The Mayor said violators will be reported to the corporation counsel for prosecution to protect occupants.
Concord, New Hampshire, November 27. The examination of items from the cabin of Earl Hibbard of Orford showed no blood traces. State Chemist Charles D. Howard said the finding virtually ends any consideration of Hibbard having a hand in the deaths of John and Charles Davis.
The great German director Ernst Lubitsch plans to come to the United States to direct Mary Pickford in Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall and may stay in California to work at Lasky studios with Pola Negri. He is described as a leading European film pair with Negri and has a background on the legitimate stage.
Frederick Fesneau, war photographer for Fox News, returns to America with exclusive pictures of the new Turkish dictator Kemal. He also captured images of the late Sultan's birthday feast ending moments before the former ruler fled the country aboard a British warship.
Inspiration Pictures announces Richard Barthelmess as vice-president of the unit where he stars after four 1922 screen wins. President Charles H. Duell Jr. lauds Barthelmess as a young star placed to aid the company’s future production plans.
May McAvoy now in Culver City plays the lead female in Thomas H. Ince's new drama tentatively titled News. Lloyd Hughes is the hero, with James Corrigan Casson Ferguson George Larkin Eugene Besserer and a monkey named Charlie among the cast.
Lew Cody will play the title role in the Selanick special Rupert of Hentzau after an extended screen absence. The all star cast includes Bert Lytell Bryant Washburn Elaine Hammerstein Adolph Menjou and Marjorie Dow.
Cosmo Hamilton novel The Rustle of Silk will become a Paramount picture with Getty Compson as star. Jonway Tearle and Conrad Nagel lead male roles. George Fitzmaurice to direct. Ouida Bergere to adapt the Hamilton work for the screen.
The Boston Post reports Rodolph Valentino has appealed a court ruling keeping him under contract with Famous Players-Lasky. Until reversed, he cannot work for others before 1924. Elsie Ferguson wraps The Outcast at Long Island City studios. Mabel Normand at Mack Sennett. Mary Pickford remains popular.
Alice B. Taylor 63, a practical nurse off Batavia Street, asked friend Theresa Speare for good luck before shutting herself in with a gas jet. Two hours later Speare found Taylor seated at the table with a gas tube in her mouth and a heavy blanket over her head.
The National Equal Rights League presses for the Dyer anti-lynching bill possibly in an extra Congress session. It has secured Senator Lodge’s commitment and appeals to Senator Walsh to cross party lines. Cyril F. Butler travels to Washington to lobby Coolidge, Harding, and Senate leaders with the bill.
The City Employees' Credit Union reports 1064 members with 514 active loans totaling $336,041 since formation in November 1915. Of $2021 due, $1600 was borrowed by former police officers and remains unpaid after a strike, while loans average $112 per member. The fund aims to curb borrowing from loan sharks.
A man on a Boston-bound West Hing ham train suffered catastrophic injuries after being crushed by the vehicle. Both legs were amputated in a failed attempt to save his life. His mother was killed at the Norwood railway station only weeks earlier.
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