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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1922
Page
4
The Joint Council of the Trades Congress and Parliamentary Labor group urged Premier George to resign and call a general election. They argued immediate resignation and a new parliament are needed to reevaluate the government's Near East policy and other pressing issues at stake.
Officials report only 16 of 117 Families seeking Family Welfare Society aid cited unemployment as the reason. President John F. Moors notes sickness accidents desertion non support neglect and other difficulties drive appeals. Directors promote Marion Caldwell Millicent Becker and Helen Warren to district secretaryships in Jamaica Plan Hyde Park Bellevue and South End.
William R. Workman accuses wife Clara B. Workman of cruelty and unfaithfulness. Ralph Bray of Providence named as co respondent. Mrs. Workman counters with cruelty and non support. Auburn 1917 Red Cross witness testified. trial to continue.
Reverend J Alfred Lane of St Michael Cathedral defended organized labor at the 40th bilennial convention of the Bricklayers Masons and Pixeters International Union opening at the municipal auditorium. He argued labor unions are not radical though leaders may be and called unions a major economic necessity elevating labor in the economy.
In Portland Maine on October 9 Thomas Samuel Le Cousins convicted of murdering his wife Susie Morton Cousins April 17 attempted suicide by slitting his throat with a safety razor in the county jail. He was moved to Maine General Hospital in critical condition with a four inch gash severing the jugular vein.
The Continental Clothing House schedules its customary annual outing for Sunday October 13 with salesmen and executives from the Franklin and Boylston Street stores traveling to Silver Lake Wilmington for the excursion.
The piece recalls Peter Supeven at a summer camp called The Jack O Lantern. An old-fashioned New England dinner is planned with many prizes donated by the firm. Rivalry grows between two stores as baseball and other sports promise sharp prize competition.
Clarence House of 7 Pleasant Street Coister owned property. Fitzgerald received leg and scalp wound treatment from a physician before being returned to his home.
A brief caption notes that a snap-shot photograph often reveals reality more odd than imagined, illustrating how images can defy storytelling norms.
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