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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1922

Page

6

Rain Causes Major Collision Injuring 70

Chief Joseph A. Cribbey and George Shaw sustained minor injuries when a false alarm dash from Engine Six in Teele Square led to a crash at Albion and Hudson streets around 5 40 oclock. They were taken to Somerville Hospital for treatment.

Joseph A. Cribbey George Shaw Pear Somerville Cribbey Shaw Engine Six Teele Square Albion and Hudson Streets

Auto Crashes Through Rail Crossing Gates In Somerville

Shaw and another man died in the wreck when a big red roadster failed to stop at lowered gates near Davis Square. Arlington crossing tender Clinch and onlookers described the crash as the Arlington line train from Boston 6:31 p.m. struck the auto, dragging it about 60 feet. Both men were unconscious and rushed to Somerville Hospital with bruises and shock.

Shaw Holland Street Davis Square van Chunk Chief Cribbey Somerville Hospital

Have Tuberculosis and Prolong Your Life Advise

Dr. J W Pettit vice president of the National Anti Tuberculosis Association urged at the Mississippi Valley conference in Milwaukee that tuberculosis can prolong life if the patient follows a disciplined routine. Pettit 70 said he recovered from TB years ago and lives longer by maintaining a careful lifestyle.

Milwaukee Wis J. W. Pettit Ottawa National Anti-Tuberculosis Association Pettit

British Seagoing Lines Vow to Fight Liquor Ruling

British shipowners plan legal and policy actions to contest Harding era liquor restrictions on ships. Cunard White Star and Royal Mail Lines will stock Aquitania for return voyage, signaling resolve. British officials expect extraordinary North Atlantic Conference meeting to formalize a joint stance.

America Cunard White Star Royal Mail Harding Chamber of Shipping United Kingdom

LASHER CLAMPS LID Ships Ordered to Cease Liquor

Shipping Board Chairman Lasker directs all American ships to stop liquor sales and use wireless or cable to relay orders. Ship operators must confirm receipt, with crews reporting cancellations and port refusals as enforcement tightens. Panama Canal rules create diplomatic protest over dock landings.

Washington Lasker The Shipping Board Daugherty London Panama Canal Hanoi Panama State Department

First Seizure On a Shipping Board Vessel

Agents seized four cases of whiskey and several loose bottles from the U S Shipping Board freighter Winona arriving from Smyrna. Officers could not explain the liquor and suggested it was likely brought aboard by refugees evacuated from the ruined city.

Shipping Board New York United States Shipping Board Daugherty Winona Smyrna

Contested Shipping Rules Face Legal Strain Across Borders

Debates ring over U S authority to restrict on board foreign ships within three miles and to regulate customs on foreign vessels as questions of sovereignty clash with the Daugherty ruling. Authorities warn that without treaties governing search and seizure many incidents will trigger prolonged legal action and diplomatic friction.

United States Treasury Department

Lasker Sees Trouble as British Ships defy Daugherty ruling

Washington October 9 United News Chairman Lasker of the Shipping Board warns a British plan to bring liquor into U S ports under seal will trigger injunction suits delaying enforcement. He foresees diplomatic wrangling and continued liquor aboard foreign vessels as American ships lose competitiveness. urges swift subsidy legislation to offset losses.

Washington United News Daugherty Lasker Use Shipping Board McKennna Day Clarke Supreme Court Justiees United States J—Crewe

Diplomacy Discussion Impacts Foreign Vessels and American Trade

A diplomatic discussion aims to allow foreign vessels to serve drinks while American competitors remain dry. The move could affect cross borders commerce and regional maritime services as negotiations continue among nations.

Diplomatia

West drought prompts Meyer to lead Southwest probe

Treasury officials send Eugene Meyer Jr. to Albuquerque New Mexico to meet with the Farm Credit agencies and assess urgent aid for farmers and ranchers in drought stricken Southwest states. He will then visit California Utah Wyoming Montana and Minnesota to review agricultural and livestock loan programs.

Washington United News Southwest Treasury Department Eugene Meyer War Finance Corporation Meyer Alberquerque N. M Finance Corporation Agricultural Loan Agency California Utah Wyoming Montana Minnesota

Spa in Stamps Fraud In Milwaukee Post Parcels

Milwaukee post office inspector R M Bates disclosed a new fraud involving cancelled United States stamps whose cancellation marks had been removed with chemicals. A Milwaukee firm received an order from Germany using parcel post with stamps remitted as payment. examination showed stamps had been used with markings washed away and some printing erased.

Milwaukee Wis United States R. M. Bates Post Office Germany Bates

Advertising Drives Catalog Print and Placement Strategy

The catalog's writing and printing method shapes its effectiveness. Advertisers are printed and placed across pages to maximize reach and impact.

Chicago Sep 9 Fire Discovery Reveals New Details

Chicago observes another anniversary of the 1871 fire as historians uncover fresh details. The article notes ongoing discoveries about causes and the blaze’s impact on urban development.

Chicago Fire Anniversary Restores blaze date dispute

Capt. C Schimmela of Engine No. 5 and 72 year old reporter X Ahearn issued a joint statement disputing the traditional fire date of Oct. 9 1871 claiming the blaze began Oct. 8 1871. They argue the misprint shifts the observed date of the major damage.

Chicago Big Blaze C Schimmela Engine No. 5 X Ahearn

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