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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1922
Page
13
Worcester on September 5 reports Frank Kis linger, 40, and his bride Minnie Wilkes aged three months, found dead in their new house. They were seated in the parlor with the husband’s arm around his wife after apparently reading a household appliance advertisement. Gas from a new stove in the kitchen caused the accident.
Walter L. Newhall of 19 Pinckney Street Somerville is dying at Carney Hospital from a 60 foot fall at the American Bor Sar Refinery A Street South Boston He was working on a shafting when he lost his grip and fell landing on his head Doctors say a skull fracture will prove fatal before morning
Mrs. Muriel MacSwiney, widow of Cork's late mayor who died on hunger strike, arrived in New York with Irish leader Miss Linda Kearns to raise funds for the republican cause. They traveled aboard the President Arthur after leaving France, recounting the OConnell Street clash and a raid that allegedly killed Harry Boland on his planned U S visit.
On Lafayette birthday anniversary the article recalls Washington's protective care for young George Washington Lafayette. Washington entrusted him to George Cabot in Boston and later supported him through New York and Mount Vernon. He remained a fatherly friend as Lafayette’s father was exiled and later released from Olmutz.
Roxbury Crossing patrolman Chester W. Conroy suspended after guilty findings for drunkenness and DUI. He allegedly participated in a Nantasket joy ride with an unnamed woman and liquor. A three captain Police Trial Board will hear the case later this week.
Washington report notes a five to three conferees vote to keep the administration tariff bill on track with the soldiers bonus measure. McCumber Simmons and Walsh push for immediate bonus consideration while Smoot Fordney Longworth Green and Garner oppose.
A Brockton resident signing as "a friend" presented City Treasurer Calvin R. Barrett with a certified check for 60 drawn on the Bank of Italy in San Francisco. The donor said years in business here left him taxed too little and urged the sum be added to the tax budget and acknowledged to the issuing bank.
Alfred LeBerge thirteen of Cedar road died in Salem Hospital after being struck by a passing automobile as he alighted from a street car on Highland avenue. He and his stepfather Amade Gaudeau were returning from Lynn. the driver fled the scene, and the car’s registration was not identified. The boy suffered a brain concussion and died shortly after arrival.
Boston marks the 165th birthday of Lafayette and the eighth Marne anniversary with a noon program at Boston Common Parkman bandstand. Colonel Dumont, military attaché of the French embassy, will give the keynote address after a breakfast with Mayor Curley at Copley Plaza.
President Harding urged Congress to abrogate the present Panama treaty and negotiate a new agreement with Panama, saying the current terms were meant to cover canal construction only. The call came in Washington on September 5.
George P. Drury of Waltham, candidate for Republican Attorney General, warned against drifter candidates in a Cliff House rally. He said the easiest course is to drift and urged the Attorney General to be courageous independent and experienced to enforce the law.
After a management conference, 20 Columbia Textile Company employees who walked out two weeks ago over a 20 percent pay cut agreed to return to work immediately. They will have the old wage conditions restored at once.
Distribution of 1 500 000 Drvisary lots began yesterday from the State Office. First shipments reach distant areas while delays in accident handling are postponed. Ballots for primaries follow last year's preparation with added estimates to cover all possibilities.
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