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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1922

Page

7

Death after fall in bed blamed on nose injury

George Harvey assistant manager of Boylston street near Massachusetts avenue was found dead in bed from a hemorrhage caused by falling from bed after a night of heavy drinking. Medical Examiner Dr Leary ruled it an accident as clothes gagged his neck and blood entered his lungs. Roommate T J O Donnell said they drank bad liquor at a party. The article notes a historical aside about early writing before printing.

George Harvey Massachusetts Boylston Street Enue Bol Piychy Leary Harvey T. J. O’donnell Heatch O'Donnell Harvey Dr. Leary

Hope to Decide Checker Championship Today

Alfred Jordan and Louis Ginsberg battled to a draw through most of the Wells Memorial semi final. Asa Long, the 18 year old Ohio phenom, waited for the Jord an Ginsberg winner to face him in the final for the American championship.

Alfred Jordan England Scotland Louis Ginsberg New York Wells Memorial Ginsberg Long Jordan Checker Wells Memorial Hall Louis Ginsburg Asa Long Toledo United States Wondér Ohio

Norfolk Conference Meeting of Unitarian Churches Held

The Norfolk Conference of Unitarian and other Christian churches will meet to discuss upcoming services and community outreach, with plans to coordinate regional events and interfaith activities.

Norfolk

Roxbury Church Events Promised by John Eliot Square Tomorrow

The First Church in Roxbury invites the public to tomorrow afternoon and evening events at John Eliot Square. Details see church notices and local listings for times and activities.

Roxbury John Eliot Square

Auto Truck Accident Kills 2-Year-Old James Conley

James H. Conley, two, an auto mechanic of Roxbury, died at Guy Hospital from injuries after a truck on Columbia Road near Bird Street Dorchester struck him. Morris Hennessey of Dorchester, owner and operator of the truck, is held on a manslaughter tech charge. He says a Ford touring car later ran over the body and fled. Conley was supposedly brought to the hospital by Hennessey.

James H. Conley Huntington Avenue Roxbury Guy Hospital Columbia Road Bird Street Dorchester Morris Hennessey Locust Street Conley Hennessey George T. Fylep Jay Street South Boston

Edgemakers Strike At Lynn Shoe Plant Over Price Schedules

Fifty edgemakers from the Allied Shoe Workers of America walked out at the Watson Shoe Company in Lynn after a conference between the Manufacturers' Association and Mayor McPherres arbitration committee failed to materialize. The dispute centers on price lists between firms and workers with a settlement expected after the mayor returns from the American Legion convention in New Orleans.

Allied Shoe Workers of America Watson Shoe Company Lynn Manufacturers’ Association McPherres American Legion New Orleans

Mrs Shulpa Dies From Shot Wounds After Husband Shooting

New Bedford report states Mrs Alta L Loper Schulpa died at St Luke's Hospital from wounds inflicted by her husband Peter Joyce Schulpa of 16 Priscilla Street. Her mother Mrs Cora Loper of Detroit was at the bedside. The child remains an orphan after both parents deaths. Peter Schulpa, listed as 312 years old, has been adopted by Mrs Loper under a probate court petition.

New Bedford Alta L. Loper Schulpa Peter Joyce Schulpa Priscilla Street St. Luke's Hospital Cora Loper Detroit Mich

Barricaded Man Ends Four-Hour Standoff In Branford

Oscar Blumquist 35 a moulder shot himself after four hours hiding in Branford home. State police forced entry found him dead on the floor. A farewell message to his wife and family was written on the wall. He had driven his wife and two children from the house at gunpoint and fired at passing trolley cars and autos.

Branford Conn Oscar Blumquist

Ice cream paunch overtakes beer bay window in national survey

United News reports a National Life Insurance study showing Americans grow fatter post prohibition as belts notch up and vest buttons pop. The survey links shift from saloon to sweet shop with increased corpulence and notes Jamaica plans a Kingston area plant to convert rum into industrial alcohol.

Chicago United News National Life Insurance Company United States Jamaica Kingston

Elks Press for Open Hospital and Lease Termination

Resolutions adopted by Federal Employees Union 25 of Boston demand the Elks Hospital remain open for general treatment. They also call for surrender of the Robert Pigham Hospital lease at its December 31, 1922 expiry.

Heep Elks’ Hospital United States Veterans’ Bureau Elks’ Hospital Federal Employees Union 25 Boston Veterans’ Hospital Robert Prigham Hospital

Banker Klinck of New London Dead

Charles H. Klinck 70 longtime New London financier died after a yearlong illness. He was president of Union Bank and Trust Company, a 382d degree Mason, and member of Brainerd Lodge Palestine Commandery K T Elks New London Lodge. Survived by two daughters Mrs Wilde K E Clarke and Mrs Herbert D Crandall.

New London Charles H. Klinck Brainerd Lodge of Palestine Commandery K. T New London Lodge of Elks Klinck Union Bank and Trust Company Brooklyn N. Y Wilde KE. Clarke Herbert D. Crandall

Prize cow Brilliant dazzles visitors at Abham Farm in Salem

In Salem New Hampshire on October 23 visitors flocked to Abham Farm to see a prize cow named Brilliant who appears with a trained sequence turning on lights and water taps before drinking. The owner George Tenny values the cow around ten thousand dollars amid local attention. Insurance offices originated in London in 1667.

Salem N. H George Tenny

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