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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1922
Page
13
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company remains in control of Hamilton Bermuda after a swift operation that touched most of the island and sampled many beverages.
The Boston visitors led by the Ancients were hosted by Sir John and Lady Asser at Bermuda's Government House. Admiral Packenham drew applause, ice factory delegates praised local supply, and light rain dampened sightseeing. One member recalled 1919 and praised Hamilton as the finest place visited.
Registration opens at the Church of the New Jerusalem as the Protestant churches of greater Boston launch a religious educational institute under the Massachusetts Sabbath School Association. Sessions run daily 1 30 to 8 30 with Miss Gertrude Hartley supervising. Miss Frances Danielson of Connecticut leads the Beginners section and will lecture on storytelling.
Fashion notes describe Poiret Twill and Canton Crepe dresses in straight and panelled lines with embroidery, belts, and braids. Also featured are bloused and straight line coats with fur trims, wrap jackets, and russet or peacock toned petticoats and fur accessories.
President of the Chelsea Board of Aldermen John C. M. Tucker, who acted as mayor for the day, was repudiated by Mayor Lawrence F. Quigley from Commonwealth Hospital. Quigley ordered the reinstatement of four city employees he said Tucker had fired.
Tucker and Quigley supporters clash over who acts as mayor while Quigley recovers from pneumonia. Tucker claims authority as board president and charter rights, Crowley defends Quigley’s capabilities. City officials and unions react as Tucker bars from City Hall and orders meetings with Finn and O Brien amid mounting interest.
Francis R. Bangs of the Constitutional Liberty League asks for a series of public debates in Massachusetts cities on the wet versus dry referendum. A committee including Louis A. Coolidge Mae Matthews and Alexander Whiteside will coordinate with the Anti-Saloon League to ensure fair discussion and disclose any paid debaters.
Senator Lodge Lieutenant Governor Fuller and other Republican nominees met with over 200 women from the Boston Republican women’s division at a Bellevue tea. Speakers including Lodge urged strict registration and turnout, stressing party loyalty to national and state leaders.
A public session aims to ensure a recorded vote in Boston. Officials urge participation to confirm the decision on a local matter affecting residents and governance in the city.
Olga Nazemble, Russian beauty, now free on heavy bonds for larceny from foreigners in stock trades, sues John Chmura for 10000 dollars. She says he dragged her from her home last July to surrender her and redeem his bonds, injuring her. Nazemble faced larceny charges previously and was hospitalized after childbirth. Harold Pratt of a Springfield family awaits trial on paternity allegations.
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