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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1922
Page
4
A memorial meeting planned in Boston for Michael Collins and Arthur Griffith is postponed. Patrick Collins of Chicago, Michael Collins’ brother, cannot attend now, and the event will be rescheduled at a time that suits his wishes.
A fourth dividend of 15.23 percent totaling 146 194 dollars will soon be paid to Prudential Trust Company savings depositors. Judge Da Courcy granted Bank Commissioner Allen permission to disburse the funds. Allen also authorized payment of 283 936 dollars to creditors of the bank’s commercial department.
Washington Sept 6 The Senate failed to reach a quorum and broke for the day. Only 44 of 96 members were in attendance while an emergency coal bill to curb profiteering and control distribution was under consideration.
The article notes a near idle Senate with no quorum as members campaign abroad or vacation. Many leaders and key figures are away, including Lodge and Curtis, while efforts to move the coal legislation stall. Some senators are touring Europe or in the Orient as President Hoover and officials press for action.
Miss Cass, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Cans of 33 Bernard Street, Dorchester, married Evans W. Flynn a Tufts graduate at St. Leo's Church. Rev Fr. Francis A. Cunningham officiated. reception at the bride’s home followed. Attendants were maid of honor Lorette Eagan and best man J. Leo Casa. They plan a honeymoon by car to Atlantic City and will reside on Fuller Street after returning.
In Haverhill the J. H. Winchell Shoe Co factory opened under heavy police guard after weeks of labor unrest between unions. About 200 of 600 former employees returned to work today as tensions eased briefly.
D F Kirkland, director of industrial development for the Georgia and Florida railroad and former general manager, shot himself near Augusta. He left a note to his family saying good bye.
Senor Alvaro Gil de Almeida prominent in banking and foreign business in Boston is named official representative for the Brazil independence centennial by Mayor Curley. He sails from New York tomorrow for Brazil and will stay six months. Mayor Curley sent Brazil a cable of congratulations yesterday.
William H. Brown and John Rabbitt were arraigned before U. S. Commissioner Hayes and held in 500 bail for a September 11 hearing after they were accused of selling liquor at Camp Devens. Reports say several men fell ill from moonshine at the camp and were treated at a hospital.
James J. Storrow, chairman of the State Fuel Committee, will confer in Philadelphia tomorrow with Herbert Hoover and other fuel experts on coal distribution. He left for the conference after Governor Cox received Hoover’s request that the state be represented.
The Way Wives Are a humorous domestic adventure will appear in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine next. Cary’s story promises lighthearted insights into married life.
Irene Genthner, 23, of 23 White street in Haverhill, was found dead with her head on the Holy Bible after inhaling illuminating gas. Despondency over separation from husband Ralph Genthner of Main street is named as the cause.
The funeral of Captain Daniel Nulty, a noted towboat man from this port, died Tuesday night at his home 451 Nantasket Avenue Hull. The service will be in Amesbury this morning with a requiem high mass at St Josephs Church at 9 o clock. A bok coat and jumper dress comprise smart sports costume.
William H. McMasters of the City of Boston Publicity Department filed an initiative petition with the Secretary of State seeking equal pay for equal service in Boston teachers' salaries. The petition asks if an act should require the School Committee to implement this principle in the coming year.
Steel waste baskets corrugated for strength with two coats of enamel. Available in ia white green mahogany desert old rose French gray pink or light blue. Price 49c.
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