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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1922
Page
7
The Greater Boston Council Friends of Irish Freedom endorses the Irish Free State constitution and condemns De Valera as largely communist and anarchistic in a convention resolution. The statement supports the Bishops of Ireland pastoral letter and praises Cosgrave and Dail Eireann actions.
The Friends of Irish Freedom of Greater Boston congratulate President Cosgrave and the Irish Republic on the constitution which makes Ireland a self governing nation. They praise Arthur Griffith and Michael Collins, condemn those who killed Collins, and criticize a prominent Irish woman’s remarks about bishops and the Catholic Church.
A visiting speaker, now disavowing Catholic ties, argues De Valera's movement is led by communists and anarchists aiming to destroy property and government. Bishops of Ireland condemn guerrilla warfare and urge support for Irish church leadership in seeking peace and liberty.
Bessie Shephard, 26, stated she was attacked as she slept and throttled by a man at 365 Tremont Street. She was treated for neck contusions at City Hospital, revived, then discharged against medical advice after doctors noted possible finger marks. The rooming house denied any such lodger in the building.
Heifetz gave a first concert of the year at Symphony Hall assisted by Samuel Thotzinoff. The critic praised his superb playing a level unsurpassed by any violinist and noted his tone, intonation and expressive versatility across light to emotional passages.
The Rev. McLigar Hamilton Lichliter preached a liberal sermon at Masonic Sunday events in Boston urging Jews Christians and Freemasons to unite against race prejudice. He warned against spiritual conceit and called for interstate comradeship and shared justice, noting Christianity grows from Judaism. The day featured a parade of over 1000 participants and services at First Baptist Church.
Bishop Lawrence urged fathers to consider the ministry as a worthy calling for their sons. He told of a youth who rose from football captain to wartime service and finally to the clergy, arguing that home influence shapes career choices and that urban seminaries offer broader experience. He praised Cambridge Seminary's growth with 30 bishops among 400 graduates and urged placing theological schools near universities for breadth and relevance.
John McAndrew, 45, of 51 Manning Street Providence, is hospitalized at Relief Hospital with injuries to his wasp and leg after a horse incident near Dewey.
New York Oct 29 Fifty three nominees for Congress including nine Republicans and 19 Democrats favor amending the Constitution to permit Congress to override Supreme Court decisions. National Security League released results from 40 states showing 13 favorable and 22 opposed, with five states not replying. Pennsylvania leads with 19 favorable. John B. Edgerton of the National Association of Manufacturers pledges support to enact and enforce the proposed tariff policy changes.
New York October 29 reports leaders of industry plan to use their influence to shape the tariff program. They seek enlarged powers for the tariff commission and a flexible tariff allowing presidential adjustments of discriminations in protection.
Prominent women across Greater Boston join the Woman's Auxiliary of the Morgan Memorial to stage an international bazaar at the Hotel Brunswick on November 8. Patrons will enjoy decorated booths selling fancy and useful articles plus an hourly entertainment featuring national costumes. Funds aid Morgan Memorial work for South End children including the day nursery and kindergarten.
Police investigate two new murders in New York City. A young woman was lured to the roof of an office building and hurled to her death. A second victim, a man, was found bullet riddled and wrapped in a burlap bag in front of St. Pauls Lutheran Church. Identification not yet learned.
Aaron Swatberg, a day watchman, reported he saw a dark object fly past his window and strike clothes lines before landing in a courtyard near the house, prompting police to investigate the death.
A victim was found slain after a fight at a seven story office building. The body was placed in a burlap bag with a broken shoulder noted. A young woman’s body was found in a yard with fingerprints on a roof coping, suggesting a struggle before her death. Jewelry included diamond earrings and a gold wedding ring inscribed from F to R dated August 13, 1916. The killer remains unidentified despite clothing labels linking to New York.
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