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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1922

Page

14

Police Band Financing Sparks City Council Debate

The Boston City Council debated funding instruments and uniforms for the Boston Police Traffic Band. Councillor James I Moriarty attacked the police department’s authority under current law, opposing the order. The measure passed 5 to 2, with Councillor Walsh siding with Moriarty, and Watson’s initiative for school instrument purchases cited as context.

Boston James ‘I. Moriarty Moriarty Watson Walsh

Start Film Campaign for Better Homes in America

The Better Homes in America campaign will be shown in public schools today tomorrow and Friday with demonstrations already in several regions. Boston hosts the week with support from President Harding and local leaders. Programs run 4 pm for students and 8 pm for the public across Roxbury Charlestown East Boston and Dorchester venues.

America Boston Harding Wiliam Brown Melony New York Cox Currey Jeremiah K. Burke John C. Brodhead James T. Murray Lilla Elizabeth Kelley School of Practical Arts Greenville Street Roxbury Charlestown East Boston South Boston High School Michael Angelo School North End Boys’ Trade School Sarah Greenwood School Glenway Street Dorchester Dorchester High School Cadman Square

Greek gold bowl weighs Greek and oriental coins

Lacey J D Caskey curator at the Art Museum reports a solid gold Greek libation bowl on exhibition weighs 100 Babylonian shekels 100 Persian Darics and 100 Corinthian staters linking its origin to 7th century B C Greek gold. The inscription reads The sons 8 Cypselus dedicated this from Heraclia found at Olympia and tied to Cypselus tyrant history with Perienda son named among the seven wise men.

Lacey JD. Caskey The Art Museum Mr. Caskey Scription Cypselus Heraclia Olympia Meraclia Cypselus Perienda Greece B. C

Balsa Wood Described as Light Yet Strong

The article notes balsa comes from a tropical tree that can reach 70 feet tall and 30 inches in diameter, though trunks are usually harvested when the main stem is 18 to 20 inches across.

Horace Mitchell Dies At 64 In Maine Politics and Bridge Builder

Horace Mitchell longtime Maine secretary and clerk for major corporations died today in his 65th year. He served in both branches of the Legislature and was a leading figure in hotel and business ventures including championing the construction of the new interstate bridge at Kittery.

Kittery Horace Mitchell Maine

Choice of Two Elegant Coats With New Flare Sleeves

Two stylish coats offered at the same price feature one with flare sleeves trimmed by soutache braid and a second self trimmed model. Each coat is hand tailored and lined with peau de cygne, combining luxury fabric with refined finish.

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