04 Oct 1922
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1922
Page
1
The report notes an amnesty offered by Dail with rebels urged to surrender arms by October 15. It also confirms an oath of allegiance to the king has been approved.
Dublin dispatch reports Irish government offering full amnesty to offenders who surrender arms by October 15 as tensions rise over anti Bolshevik actions. Clansmen rally in Cambridge voicing opposition and calling for law changes aligning with Ireland’s stance.
The first public Klan gathering in Massachusetts was staged last night in North Cambridge Odd Fellows Hall. The event featured a flaming cross and 14 white robed masked Klansmen led by William James Mahoney, Imperial Klalord, the supreme lecturer.
Dublin Oct 3 AP report says the Irish Parliament makes unexpectedly smooth progress in committee debate on the famous clause of the Free State constitution. The large majority supports action seen as removing the last obstacle to giving the treaty form of law.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions numbers and times such as 3p and 7s 67, with a reference to page six and column six. It lacks clear names or events but suggests a sports or clocking item from a newspaper page.
A $10 million manufacturing concern offers an opening for a sales and an advertising manager. The company requires financial interest in the positions and requests candidates to state experience and financial condition for an interview at P O Box 70 Malden Massachusetts.
Springfield police seek a young, good looking man about 20 who kisses female victims before robbing them. One report notes the assailant whispered then kissed Mrs. Alice Hodgson before grabbing her pocketbook and fleeing toward a nearby street. Other incidents describe similar kissing robberies across the city over several days.
Navy officials in Washington will aid Mayor Curley as Boston starts a coke sale from Charlestown Navy Yard to aid needy families. A 200000 ton coke shipment from New Jersey is assured, with prices set below dealer asks.
State commissioner of Public Works John N. Cole was reported as a patient at Massachusetts General Hospital after a visit to the Phil Tipa House for treatment. The hospital spokesperson said his ailment had not yet been diagnosed and he was resting comfortably.
The article notes the eve of the great classic with Yankees and Giants arriving in New York for the Polo Grounds battle. Both teams are contenders for the title, with anticipatory buzz and confidence as the series approaches.
Inquiry at the McCall ranch near Brineville finds no word from Thomas W. Lawson of Boston. His daughter Deanne says she has received nothing confirming his whereabouts or plans, despite reports and rumors surrounding the financer.
A public appeal calls for cancellation of war debts at Isolation Park highlighting advocacy by local groups and petitioners urging relief for affected communities.
New York October 3 an overwhelming sentiment favors abandoning isolation from European affairs and replacing it with a policy that could include partial cancellation of the allied war debt.
A large ceiling piece fell from the kitchen laths in Dorchester injuring 44 year old Mrs Rose Doyle of Sexter Court while she scrubbed clothes. She was knocked to the floor but the report does not state her condition.
A historical notice reports Solon Old being appointed to the senator position amid local political shifts. The article details the appointment process, supporters, and anticipated legislative priorities.
Georgia's Rebecca Felton, called the grand old woman, earns high praise amid calls for women to enter national politics as she reflects on milestones and future prospects in Washington.
A fragmented report recalls 1915 events: Russia pressures the front with intimations of action, Allied moves resume near Bulgaria, and the Cunarder Franconia is sunk by German forces. Ferdinand abdicates as Bulgaria’s king, Rome succeeds him, and a riot of ten thousand jobless shocks London a year ago.
Fair conditions with light to moderate winds. Forecast covers Wednesday and Thursday with likely continued clear skies into Friday. Temperatures remain stable, winds shift from north to northwest and northeast along coastal areas.
President Harding will name a committee of citizens to cooperate with Near East Relief to raise funds. Former Postmaster General Hays will serve as chairman.
The Old Farmer's Prediaimt notes a continuation titled Aristocracy of Brains. The day is expected to be bright and fair with milder warmth than yesterday.
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