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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1922
Page
21
Paris reports the French press suggests Henry Ford, newly named the richest man, should personally finance the reconstruction of devastated French regions. They claim such a move would bring him lasting fame.
Arthur Rich 2 of Dracut died at Law General Hospital from a fractured skull after a tire blew on the Lowell Lawrence boulevard near Methuen Armory. S. Watts of Lowell, driver of the car, was arrested and charged with manslaughter.
The Boston and Maine Railroad said it will file passenger tariffs with the Interstate Commerce Commission and state commissions. Local tickets will be valid for 30 days and honored in either direction within that period. The measure takes effect when legally permissible, likely by December 1.
The South Boston Citizens Association urged improved car service and a five cent fare increase at its monthly meeting held last night in the Michael J. Perkins Post Hall on Broadway.
Colonial Fisheries of Provincetown and Boston will give the captain of the victorious schooner a permanent silver trophy called the captain's cup. The prize, presented by R Ralph Duffy at Gloucester after the final race, passes to the winning skipper each year.
Henry Gideon directed the Temple Choirs in a Jordan Hall concert of synagogue tunes and related works. Lu cienne Lavedan and Constance Ramsay Gideon aided on harp and folk singing, with pieces by Saminsky and Rakhmaninov, and Mussorgsky’s Joshua closing to enthusiastic applause.
For the first time in three decades the centre of foreign born white population moved westward rather than eastward in the decade 1910 to 1920. The change marks a geographic shift in settlement patterns across the United States.
A melodrama advertises a tale of forbidden love where a girl pledged to another man faces sacrifice to save her mother. The lovers meet eyes and hands, but fate and greed threaten their romance as she must choose duty over desire. View the film at Tremont Temple.
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