30 Oct 1922
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1922
Page
1
Italy's Mussolini, leader of the Fascisti, has been invited by King Victor Emmanuel III to come to Rome and form a ministry to replace the Facta cabinet, as the movement presses for change.
Reports state that with a small exception a majority agrees Mussolini is arbiter contioned on page nine third column.
Police investigate the theft of about 1000 dollars of clothing and jewelry from Miss Eveta Nudson leading lady at St James Theatre stock company. Entry was gained by jimmying the door and a trunk was pried open. items missing include Japanese pearls with diamond clasp, a wrist watch, two rings, a black cape, a mink neck scarf and an imported Spanish shawl. A man who followed Nudson to her 30 Hemenway Street flat is sought for possible connection.
Yesterday's temperatures are listed for multiple times at Thompson's Spa with readings including 87 at 8 p.m. and 52 at 4 p.m. and 49 at 7 p.m. Noted values show day and year-ago comparisons.
Despondent over long absences of her naval officer husband and longing for Ireland, Mrs Edgar K Logan 26 slashed her wrist and ended her life. The story notes a broader World War romance and references a continuation on Page 2 Seventh Col.
Pere Marquette football team defeats Buffalo A C of Lawrence 26 to 0 at South Boston. Full sports reports appear on pages 14 17 and 18.
A Somerville woman identified only as Mary is cited in disclosures leading to the reopening of the Patrolman James A. Preston murder case. District Attorney E P Saltonstall and Wakefield Chief James Pollard met to discuss the new information.
Storms lash the Atlantic with ports reporting heavy seas. A tug ferrying passengers to the President Polk at Cherbourg rammed a packet boat’s bow. The steamer President Harding’s arrival is delayed by the gale. The American Baladan signals distress twenty five miles north St. Servan and a tug is sent to assist.
A two-alarm fire at 28 30 McKenn street in Waltham last night gutted a two and a half story wooden dwelling owned by McKenna. Four families were left homeless as flames spread from a furnace in the basement to partitions up to the roof. Firemen fought hard to halt the blaze. damage estimated at about the sum not fully stated.
Weather outlook stays bright and fair with warm temperatures edging above yesterday. Wind should ease and stay gentle, reducing gusting and keeping conditions calm.
Chicago October 29 The Associated Press attacks a proposed living wage plan as ruinous and impractical arguing it would burden payrolls across the city roads with a potential five billion impact as discussion continues on the Fifth Column page.
Reports describe a massive blast near the town square of Somerville with a gasoline tank nearby, shocking residents and drawing authorities. The incident disrupts daily life as details and casualties remain unclear while other items mention fair weather forecasts for Boston and Eastern New York.
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