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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1922
Page
13
A rifle bullet in a case described as an alleged bank hold up killed two men. Jake Miller, tracked by bloodhounds, is jailed at Point Marion on charges tied to the shooting. Police allege Joseph Brown held up Miller for 50 cents, with Miller later confronting Brown at a New Geneva card game.
A stray shot described as passing through Brown then striking Edgar Blair in the head killed both instantly. Police investigated the incident as a fatal shooting.
The Rev. Daniel J. Keleher pastor of St. Peter's Church in Lowell is appointed dean of the Catholic clergy of Middlesex County by Cardinal O'Connell. He succeeds the late Monsignor William O'Brien, longtime St. Peter's pastor.
Sir Basil Thomson arrived aboard the Caronia and said Sherlock Holmes would be a dangerous tool in solving real crimes. He noted he is not familiar with the Hall Mills murder facts and prefers not to offer opinions. Thomson warned that eyewitness discrepancies can both reveal and obscure truth. He questioned the Mills body handling and suggested motives in a crime of passion may be universal. He declined investigations due to limited case knowledge and other commitments.
The article discusses Native American conservation practices, noting how tribes protected game, fenced hunting territories, avoided killing breeding stock, and tracked game for future generations. It contrasts this with Theodore Roosevelt and early 20th century views, arguing long term stewardship matters for people yet unborn.
The passage describes the Iroquois League as a forest-born federation of the Five Nations, viewed as a lesson of peace for ancestors. It notes legends showing Native peoples as lovers of peace and viewing war as a dire plague influenced by external forces. It also mentions the Bank of England maintaining a deep artesian well supplying seven thousand gallons per hour.
A 16 year old, Frank Mausa of 22 Fulton Street, accidentally shot in Hyde Park while hunting. He tripped and discharged the shotgun. he treated himself before a motorist took him to Boston City Hospital where doctors said the injuries were serious but not life threatening.
Advertises hand sewn cowhide overnight cases in London with smart lining and a tray. Offers sizes 11.00, 131.00 for a large kit bag with brass lock and double handles, plus best quality sets at 18 in 21.00 and 20 in 22.00.
Police raided Nathan Mark’s home at 164 Sycamore Street Roslindale seizing nearly 15000 lottery tickets across three schemes. Mark charged with promoting. Alphonsus Fermano and Albert Robinson detained for presence where gaming implements were found. Tickets traced to Canadian Grand Lottery Baby Royal Royal Lottery and others. shipments planned via printers earlier that morning in West Roxbury.
Antrim Castle near Neagh the home of Viscount Keene parliamentary secretary to the Prime Minister of Northern Ireland was destroyed by fire this morning. A maid-servant perished in the flames and others in the household had narrow escapes.
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