08 Sep 1922
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1922
Page
1
Mrs. Harding wife of the President is ill under the care of Dr. Sawyer at the White House. The illness is described as not alarming or serious and she is expected to be up and about soon.
Reports to the State Department indicate two investigations into American diplomatic and consular officers in England have fully vindicated Consul Slater and Vice-Consul Brooks. The inquiries found no improper urging of travelers to use American shipping and no discrimination by British authorities.
Former United States Senator J Hamilton Lewis, who has been ill in Vienna for some time, has shown improvement sufficient to permit release from the sanatorium. Doctors indicate full recovery remains pending but conditions have stabilized for now.
In Brookline four-sweeper defeated Guilford with Knopper topping Talley Jones beating McPhail and Evans defeating Godchauz in round match play. Hartford speed trials record 2 14 trot 2 08 pace 2 08 trot. Kent wins 2 10 trot in Grand Circuit. Meadow Brook defeats Orange County for National championship at Rumson New York Me. Reports on other sports appear on pages 22 23 24 and 25.
The Ford car prize previously awarded to Mrs. Hester W. Gowing of Waverly was questioned when Helen C. Large of 36 Summit Street Bristol claimed prior rights. Gowing waived her claim, giving the car to Large, with the Ford a Day editor praising Gowing’s sportsmanship as Bristol delivery details loom tomorrow.
The article notes leaders arriving in Chicago for a key executive gathering of the Americas Federation of Labor. It mentions a secret Cadetate council meeting with no announcements on potential actions and reports a ninety person body under rotation.
Providence Sept 7 Adolph Lederer wealthy real estate dealer died recently and left most of his estate to his bookkeeper Miss Helen Fuerth naming her executrix in the will filed for probate. The will also leaves 9000 each to Rhode Island Hospital St Josephs Hospital Temple Beth El Congregation Lone of Israel and David. It was assessed at 49900 for taxes though the exact bequest to Fuerth is not known
In the third round of the Brookline Country Club amateur golf championship, a domestic dispute within the Dade Sam family surfaced. The day also marked the passing of the last devoted band member, signaling a turning point in the event.
New York Sept 7 William G McAdoo former secretary of treasury is a favored candidate for the Democratic nomination for president in 1924. William C Lyons of Denver veteran Colorado State Senator and former sergeant at arms at the last three Democratic conventions said he learned from McAdoo in Los Angeles that he intends to enter the race.
Alfred Cooper a quartermaster aboard the Shyfish class Australing was instantly killed yesterday afternoon when a coal lump fell from a steam shovel bucket crushing his skull on the main deck. He was talking with Allen Cameron on the ship while coal loading at Castner Curran and Bullitt Company wharf 27 Medford street Arlestown.
A raid by 8 internal revenue agents 12 police detectives and two assistant federal attorneys on Hotel Longaf e in Manhattan Arrested ten persons seized narcotics and liquor Morphine sold at 4 per ounce heroin and cocaine at 5 per unit Authorities said guests were charged under auto hire or taxi cab service on their bills The operation aimed to curb drug trafficking in the white light district.
In a third round at Faneuil Hall Liberty’s cradle, Attorney General Allen renewed charges against Gov. Innes, continuing the Cox-Allen clash. The public dispute centers on political power and governance.
In Windsor Sept 7 Evelyn Goodell was absent from a court appearance where 21 year old Gallusha faced a paternity charge. William Goodell attended with lawyer Bunnell and declared he would prosecute as Evelyn’s father if she would not.
Belvin W. Maynard the flying parson died in a Rutland Vermont air accident at 12 20 this afternoon after attempting a tail spin from under 2000 feet. His two passengers Lieutenant Charles Woods of Ticonderoga New York were injured in the crash.
Yesterday's results show the American League Philadelphia beat Boston 7 to 4 and 8 to 0 in two games. Chicago lost 0 to 8 to Cleveland in 10 innings. In the National League Cincinnati defeated St Louis 10 to blank. Eastern League matchups include Waterbury 4 Worcester 0 and Hartford 8 New Haven 1 with a 11 inning darkness game noted.
Eight-year-old Annie Anacka of 3 Eldridge Place Chelsea is in serious condition at Chelsea Memorial Hospital with burns to face and body after her clothing caught fire while playing in the street. Police say nearby children had set fire to papers. The mother smothered the flames after hearing her cries.
The State Treasurer stated General Allen has pl and Jackson believes it aims to obtain indictments. He referenced Attorney Hurwitz and the Swig family, noting Hurwitz as a former counsel for the Trust Company. Evidence was said to have been given to the Attorney, with potential penalties ranging from six months to a year, though details continued on Page 1S.
Readable fragments describe operations in the year and a sale event in Boston with mentions of anniversaries and auctions. The text references light vehicle handling and a date tied to a Sun 25 Moon a cycle, suggesting a local notice style. No clear names or concrete outcomes are provided.
Cloudy conditions and light winds persist north of Indianapolis this Saturday. Southward, winds ease as conditions improve with a forecast of fair weather Friday.
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