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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1922
Page
7
Councillor David J. Brickley introduces an order passed by the City Council yesterday to deduct the specified sum from the fire department pensions and annuity fund. The note adds a line about a spruce tree requiring 45 years to mature.
Dr Albert Abrams of San Francisco refused to demonstrate his electronic reaction diagnosis before the Massachusetts State Board of Registration in Medicine at the State House. Dr Phillip Shepard of Newbury Street, a follower, had a hearing on restoring his practice certificate after license revocation last May. Abrams appeared but declined to demonstrate. the board then refused to reinstate Shepard and he remains unlicensed in the state.
Evening classes of the Young Men's Catholic Association reopen at Boston College High School for 1922 1923 with over 100 registered and expectations of 3000 attendees. Rev Charles W Lyons Sr formerly of Boston College to lead psychology course starting Oct 18. Courses cover advertising selling philosophy accounting algebra geometry with further classes in bookkeeping Latin real estate shorthand and typewriting beginning tonight and tomorrow night.
Notables greeting eventful arrivals from Italy aboard the Arabic include Umberto Nobile to oversee Goodyear airship work and ex Governor Porter of California with his wife and daughter returning from a European tour. Countess Sylva de Dandini of Rome visits family in the area. Ex Italian reservists traveling steerage return to resume former occupations after the war era.
Police search for 41 year old Charles Elvin of 46 Hancock Street Chelsea who has been missing ten days. He is six feet tall, about 200 pounds, clean shaven and wore dark clothing with a soft hat when he left home. He reportedly drew no money from a Chelsea bank and leaves behind his wife and four children.
Advertisement promotes Father John’s Medicine as a remedy to soothe breathing passages and relieve sore throats.
At the Harmony conference in the American House under the Greater Boston Federation of Churches leaders from management labor and church groups debated closer cooperation as the keynote for improved industrial relations. Speakers included Henry P. Kendall representing capital Charles J Hodsdon for labor Rev Ernest G Guthrie federation president and Charles Kroil a former wage earner now an employer. John F Moors chaired the session.
Opening conference on wage scale and working conditions for Boston waterfront longshoremen of 1922 and 1923 will be held at the Chamber of Commerce building. Attendees include Trans-Atlantic Steamship agents, Contracting Stevedores, and Locals 799 800 and 805 of the International Longshoremen's Association. Participants refused to disclose figures before proceedings.
Captain Norman J. Blackwood of the Chelsea Naval Hospital announced wood donations for the poor of Chelsea. Beginning this morning at 11 o clock crates boxes and barrels will be placed along the sidewalk between the hospital gate and the Chelsea bridge for orderly distribution with Chelsea Mayor Lawrence F. Quigley approving and future notices to follow.
Ohio State University opens a new stadium this season with a construction cost of 1 341 000 dollars. The Ohio venue joins Castles Now and Vanderbilt among colleges expanding facilities this year.
Stud Wright of Dartmouth is highlighted as one of the top collegiate kickers capable of booting spirals that rise high and descend nose down. The description emphasizes his fielding and turning over the ball with precision.
Dartmouth executes all point after touchdown attempts with the lum kick following scores, reflecting a strong kicking game and offensive success.
Frank Bridges, coach of the team that faces Boston College on November 11, is a Harvard alumnus. He was a member of the class of 1911.
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