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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1922
Page
7
Readable portions describe a wedding at a church with mentions of families and guests from New York and the Middle West. The scene notes a youthful couple and a festive, floral decoration, but many details are garbled in the OCR.
The city considers selling 5000 tons monthly from Birmingham Alabama at 14 dollars per ton, two dollars below current coal prices. Mayor, returning from Washington, believes residents lacking anthracite coal will welcome coke as a substitute.
Boston Mayor Curley failed to secure government colliers for coke shipments after four wartime fuel carriers remained unavailable. He shifted to Shipping Board vessels to bring thousands of tons of coke while coal costs rise. Frank A. Rock will run the city fuel program with distribution stations planned across Boston and nearby areas. The mayor briefed reporters on his Capitol trip and relief prospects.
Lynn J. Arnold president of the Press Company announces the Albany Knickerbocker Press will publish a new evening daily, the Albany Evening News, starting next week.
At the American Bankers Association convention Thomas W. Lamont of J P Morgan argued for American unselfishness in European affairs. His plea sparked an uproar as about 10 000 delegates from 23 000 U S banks voiced support.
The American Bankers Association debate centers on branch banking with Andrew J Frame leading the anti-branch stance and Waldo Newcomer backing the pro side. Leaders press for financial stabilization, debt readjustment talks, and a possible public opinion shift to support government outreach. Reginald McKenna will address reparations and debts, while a vote on a strong anti-branch resolution is set for tomorrow.
The mayor would buy coal under a pending resolution and resell it to residents at the lowest possible price. Special arrangements would ensure all city sections have an equal chance to obtain some of the supply.
Walter Feeney aged 26 was attacked in the hallway of his home on $9 Storey Street South Boston last night. He was beaten with a lead pipe stamped on and left for dead before residents aided him. Taken to City Hospital in serious condition with severe head injuries. Police suspect two rival gangs in the district.
New York dates the infant dispute as Mr and Mrs Edward Rich of 62 Dwight street Jersey City refuse Bergen Hospital infant approval. The infant girl claimed born Aug 12 will be offered to them tomorrow at 2 pm by Supervisor George Murray. If both refuse, a warrant for child abandonment will be served and bail arranged. A grand jury may hear the case and a later suit against Bergen Hospital is planned.
A notice states Me Murray seeks to persuade a baby girl she is the child by substituting for her newborn boy born a week earlier. The description suggests a legal or custodial action surrounding the alleged substitution.
Springfield Armory representatives returned from Camp Perry Ohio reporting three first places in national rifle and shooting matches during September. Dewar and Small Bore events highlighted their results.
The 1923 model .30 calibre service rifle, designed with a Solt action for small-bore marksmen, is produced as a supplement to standard rifles. Army officers report highly satisfactory performance after tests at National matches. Mrs Schuyler L. Pm s of New York Newport society begins sculpture study aiming for a professional path.
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