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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1922
Page
9
A Boston Sunday Post Magazine feature highlights Richard Harding Davis’s story The Naked Man regarded as one of his best. The article previews the complete fiction to appear in the issue.
A teaser announces Lu cien Cary’s amusing domestic adventure The Way Wives Are to appear in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The piece promises a light, entertaining exploration of married life.
Charles A. Coughlin of Medford filed a complaint with the Department of Public Utilities over summer charges by the Malden Gas Light Company and the Malden Electric Company. A consumer petition seeks a public hearing. Protests cite that service charges exceed the product cost, echoing Commissioner Stone’s dissent on the rate order. Similar objections target Suburban Gas and Electric Co at 35 cents monthly.
Four women strikers from Otis Mills were fined after disorders at the plants opening. One woman was fined 25 dollars for assaulting an officer who testified she bit his thumb. The others faced charges of disturbing the peace and intimidation. Fred Knight conferred with Otis Company and the United Textile Workers to mediate. the company would not disclose information and workers would not return without the pre strike wage schedule.
Boston commemorates Lafayette Day and the Marne victory with joint praise for Franco American cooperation. French envoy A L Dumont delivers greetings from France while Mayor Curley salutes France. Joffre and Pershing named among heroes. Essex County officials cited for police cooperation.
In Rochester New Hampshire on September 6 Judge Thomas L. Marble announced that the civil suit of Gertrude J. Young versus Annie F. Nason will be taken up next Monday morning. Mrs. Young seeks 10000 damages for alleged alienation of her husband Arthur L. Young's affections after their 1913 marriage and a separation in 1918 following his meetings with the Nason woman.
S Howard Donnell of Peabody GOP candidate for attorney general said at rallies in Bangua and Lynch last night that he has received the endorsement.
Seipel says Austria will merge its identity with a larger economic unit rather than accept external control after the Austrian Bank of Issue halted depreciation. The speech prompted views that he urged possible union with Germany, drawing debate among League of Nations members.
In Eliot Maine Miss Sarah Woodbury Woodbury, 70, of Methuen Mass, waded beyond depth while swimming at her summer home. Two passing youths in a rowboat retrieved her, Dr Cohen of New York revived her after extensive effort. She swam daily when weather allowed.
Joseph E. Warner, candidate for lieutenant governor, charged that Alvan T. Fuller received every penny of his salary as lieutenant governor. Warner said Fuller was paid more than 14 000 dollars in salary and expenses during one term in Congress and that he attempted too late to collect his pay for the first term.
The exchange centers on claims that Fuller never accepted a salary for public office. Warner notes that though Fuller has not cashed checks, they remain government obligations that could be cashed if he ceases to seek office or finds it advantageous to claim he drew no salary.
The fragment suggests a measurement of 585 feet related to a monument or distance, with uncertain details about context or identification. Further readable lines indicate a possible landmark or survey note awaiting clarification.
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