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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1922
Page
13
In Seveanacs the Mate group pursues new programmes and projects within home economics as part of ongoing development efforts.
The Dodson interview alleging her husband’s involvement in the crime for which Sacco and Vanzetti were convicted will not shape the Sacco Vanzetti defence committee’s bid for a new trial. The committee doubts the husband’s boast and prioritizes attacks on government credibility and witness testimony as more pivotal to securing a retrial.
Yale authorities announced that automobiles will not be considered a necessary part of a undergraduate’s equipment during term time. A formal notice urged students to avoid using cars on campus unless permission is granted, aiming to prevent scrambles over transport and preserve order on the Yale grounds.
Joseph C Pelletier rallies in Stenaia of the North End and Fast ton urging support for his return as district attorney of Suffolk County. He argues no law can affect an election retroactively and ridicules opposing lawyers while asserting he can serve four years if elected.
Dublin reports that Arthur Griffith's body had been exhumed with traces of poison were ruled pure invention by Free State leaders. An official denial was issued as colleagues called the tale absurd and the grave untouched.
Berlin Sept. 7. R. A. Burr, a Boston newspaper man returning from Russia, was beaten and robbed in Tiergarten. He regained consciousness, found his wallet with 16,000 marks, his watch, and passport stolen, and is briefly able to move. Police recovered 8,000,000 marks in silverware stolen from the Russian consul.
Harvard bookshop figure John Bartlett, famed author of Bartlett's Familiar Quotations, befriended students and professors at Harvard Square. His vast reading, anecdotes, and circle of lifelong friends including James Lowell, John Holmes, Charles F. Choate, and others shaped campus literary culture.
Execu tive Committee of the American Engineering Council will review an exhaustive survey on the 12 hour day in American industry. Mortimer E. Cooley will preside at the Hotel Bellevue session at 1 30. Dr H E Howe will present the council's report.
Michael J. Porcella of Boston was elected president of the Massachusetts Undertakers' Association at the 31st convention in Springfield Auditorium. Other officers include J. E. Sullivan, C. L. Reade, H. W. Clarke, and H. B. Taylor. Delegates and alternates to the National Convention were named from multiple cities.
Charlie Ponzi attracted attention at Central Court as he sought a warrant against his early partner Daniels over a disputed sum. Judge Bennett denied the presentment and refused the warrant after hearing the claim that Ponzi was owed between $17,000 and $33,000.
The will of Miss Eulalie M. Iasigi of Beston leaves 5500 to Catholic charities and most of her estate to sister Mary Y. Tasigi, with executors named as Sarah C. Dwight and Marbara-Iasigi. E Sohier Welch petitions to be administrator with the will annexed. Public bequests include 1000 to Notre Dame convent Pottery, 1000 to St Vincent de Paul conference, 1000 to Propagation of the Faith, 500 to Home for Destitute Catholic Children, 500 to Carney Hospital, 1000 to Boston College, and 500 to St Marys Infant Asylum and Lying-In Hospital.
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