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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1922
Page
5
In a House remarks Speaker B Loring Young announced his plan to back Assistant Attorney General Jay R Benton in the race for Attorney General. He argued Benton deserves Republican support due to his public service record.
A report from federal prohibition director Lin ville Oregon cites the deaths of agents Grover Todd and Glen Price in a Portland raid. The line of duty toll for federal liquor law enforcement rises to 24, announced by prohibition headquarters.
William Hyle of Malden was installed as commander of the Massachusetts American Legion. Leo A. Spillane administered the oath, Brig. Gen. Charles H. Cole turned over leadership, and officers assume office this year for the first time. Flowers filled the State House office as Hyle began his duties, sending a bouquet to veterans at Parker Hill and West Roxbury hospitals.
Lawrence judge J J Mahoney says a record share of drunks on the docket as 90 people were taken into custody over the holiday for drunkenness. He imposed heavy fines and sent nine to the house of correction for terms from one to two months.
Washington said the government injunction against striking shopmen will not abridge personal liberty nor curb freedom of speech or press. Att Gen Daugherty stressed the measure is not to force work or prevent strikes, but condemns inciting riots or murders.
The White House said the Chicago injunction aims to prevent transportation disruption, not curb constitutional rights. Attorney General Daugherty pledged vigorous defense of personal liberties while opposing violence and noted no court-maction actions were planned this week. meetings by union members could proceed if lawful.
Attorney General argues for restraint for both government and public, condemns mob action and praises the injunction as effective. He cites broad press support from labor groups and the so called respectable press. He predicts a court would view advocacy of picketing as a violation of Judge Wilker son’s temporary restraining order.
The steamship City of Rockland carrying about 300 passengers from Boston to Bath Maine was marooned for 11 hours Monday night as thick fog halted progress and an anchor was thrown overboard. Passengers were alarmed by the fog whistle but no longed fear or excitement occurred. the vessel reached Bath at 6 am after a 7 pm scheduled arrival.
Five thousand Cambridge school desks have been repainted and repaired since last June removing 650,000 initials etched by students. Officials estimate about ten initials appeared per desk, signaling a broad cleanup before the new school season.
Waterford city faced a Republican assault lasting several hours from elevated positions and street detachments. National forces reported no casualties while Republican losses are believed. The attack occurred Monday night in Waterford as irregulars targeted the town from multiple directions.
The Cox campaign released a list of 800 endorsers for renomination, stating the names were vouched for and previously identified. Opponents accuse padding, and the committee responds that the endorsements are genuine with each entry orally vouched and checked for accuracy.
A note announces a Richard Harding Davis piece titled The Naked. Described as one of his best, the song is teased to appear in the upcoming Boston Post Magazine.
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