30 Nov 1922
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1922
Page
1
Five Malden boys and one Medford boy were granted a day off from school to tour with Miss Lucy K. Dole the Malden Sunday school teacher crowned Post Millionaire-for-a-Day winner The group enjoyed a lively day and will write about their experiences for their classes.
Mary Coakley declares she will devote her life to making Gardiner pay for all the hardships she endured. Frank Leroy Chance named to manage the Sox in Boston after meeting AL magnates. expected Boston visit within two weeks.
Mary Coakley Gardiner testified last night she will seek full legal action to avenge years of suffering. Gardiner called the self confessed wife’s story of wrongs blackmail in response to the allegations made by Dorothy Gordon's mother.
A 16 year old girl in Winnipeg is roused by a glare from fire near her window and discovers a blaze that destroyed a dorm window. Ten students were affected and investigators probe the cause.
Albert Touchette, 54, owner of a Rathbun street store, was shot at 6 tonight when hold up men tried to rob the shop. Police say he was alone and tried to intervene. a revolver kept in the cash drawer was found with one shell discharged.
Virtuoso Ignace Paderewski, former Polish premier, was greeted by the largest crowd yet in Symphony Hall for his first Boston concert of the season. He displayed playing that surpassed even six years ago, captivating a packed audience with refined technique and artistry.
John C. Howard son of the salad dressing king married movie actress Ora Carew in a Hollywood ceremony attended by film stars. He is brother of Red Howard of Princeton fame and previously married Susan Newhall of Medford with a divorce decree after wartime aviation service.
Witness after witness backed up Brickley and Walsh as Finance Commission hearings probed alleged financial misconduct of City Councillors David J Brickley and William J Walsh. A single contradiction came from Judge Connelly who said he has long been associated in law practice with Major Thomas L Walsh, brother of Councillor Walsh and U S Senator David J Walsh.
Robert Lancaster age 23 from Texas and James Daley 21 from Nashua New Hampshire now in South End were arrested by East Dedham police for the hold up Monday night in East Brookline street. Two youths robbed Salvation Army workers of 400 dollars collected for dinners for the poor.
In Burlington on November 29 a dramatic run of five panic filled love letters opened a key moment in the four week alienation action brought by Mrs Dorrit Van Deusen Stevens Woodhouse against her in law parents Mr and Mrs Lorenzo E Woodhouse.
A Vermont court reads letters between a young plaintiff and Charles Douglas Woodhouse. The bride to be faces an arranged marriage, with terms of “million kisses” from him and fear of death and shame in her own messages. She plans to avoid motherhood.
The mayor stated Faneuil Hall will be restored to its original colonial lines both inside and out at an estimated cost of 150000 dollars. Architect Ralph Adams will lead the project with a full cleaning, removal of yellow exterior paint, metal and glass awnings, and a citywide sprinkler system upgrade in the market area.
The fragment suggests a leak involving Seika Shen with unclear details and speculative wording. No verifiable names or events are confirmed in the readable text.
The ship subsidy bill cleared the House 208 to 184 with several amendments. Four New England congressmen opposed it Andrew Maloney Tague and Galligan. Republicans and Democrats split closely with 61 Republicans voting against, mostly from farm bloc states.
Taunton Nov 29 Dr A A Greene superintendent of Taunton State Hospital said Miss Rose Shurgen of Holbrook suffered injuries during an epileptic attack and were personal safety related while she was a temporary patient at the institution.
Ambassador George Harvey shocks etiquette by wearing a soft shirt with his dinner jacket at formal events. The Weekly Despatch notes his comfort over convention and questions if this signals a reform in dress or just aids his dancing.
Mrs. Frank G. Warren of Kansas City and Miss Nancy Jordan, an unwed mother from England, met for the first time at 676 Riverside Drive after Jordan’s Ellis Island release. Warren denied plans to marry Jordan, and Jordan refused to part with her baby when Warren offered to adopt.
A mysterious explosive placed in the coal stove at 418 Norfolk Street Dorchester severely injured Robert Sacks and his nine year old daughter Evelyn. The blast caused injuries to arms and abdomen with no fire reported. Police investigation into the coal is underway.
A. A. Red Chapman stopped Freddie Williams in five rounds. Eddie Shevlin beat Jimmy Kelly in New York over twelve rounds. Gene Tunney knocked out Charlie Winert in four. Harry Kid Brown defeated Jimmy Frazzetti in ten at Worcester. Dutch Regan defeated Johnny Corbett in eight. Sports reports note pages 17 to 19.
The engagement between Miss El Robbins Caswell of Boston and Jasper Morgan of Tenbury LI is broken off per Mrs. John Caswell. No reason given. The mother and daughter plan a two month Italy trip aboard the Arabic, sailing next Sunday. Caswell debuted in 1918 at a ball hosted by Mrs. Albert Milbank. Morgan is son of Edwin D. Morgan, noted yachtsman and governor.
Reports from London say a Turkish revolt has broken out in western Thrace with violent fighting in several locations as officials monitor the unrest.
Fragmentary wartime notes from 1914 reference German artillery near the Western Front and an announced Belgian levy. The entry recalls Japan and the United States mediating a Far East question in Washington a year prior.
Fragmentary forecast notes indicate rain likely in Boston area with above freezing temperatures, possible light snow toward New England on Friday. Northerly winds shift along Sandy Hook to Hatteras with partly cloudy skies and windy conditions Thursday.
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