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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1922
Page
9
The nude body of Edward Fielder nine year old son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Perry of 13 Malden Street South End, missing since Sunday afternoon and suspected kidnapped, was found yesterday morning floating in South Bay waters. It is believed the boy disobeyed a parental edict against swimming unattended.
John J. Murphy of 847 Albany street Roxbury was yesterday exonerated from all blame for causing the death of four year old John Reddish on Longwood avenue when a furniture truck driven by Murphy struck the child.
In a South Boston yard Mrs. Lillian Finley planted parrot seed given by a neighbor. The stalk reached 12 feet 6 inches with blossoms pushing heavenward, a giant plant far exceeding expectations in a curious backyard garden.
A description notes a burst through the ground in a nearby area and a looming threat to a large elm tree, with concerns about potential damage and the overtake by this new intrusion.
Dora Bliss told Judge Sanderson in Superior Court that James J. Gannon had not contributed a penny toward support for their five year old daughter Arline since their marriage was annulled in June. A special master was appointed to hear facts and report.
Mme Lulla Meluis, famed European opera figure, seeks an injunction to stop Ganna Walska from singing in America. Meluis alleges her manager violated contract and arranged Walska’s appearances. Walska is the wife of Chicago millionaire Harold F. McCormick. suit follows Meluis’s arrival from Europe.
Fifty of the eight Young Judea clubs in Boston will participate in a Sunday field day for intermediate and junior children ages 8 to 15 at Wood Island Park. An interesting programme has been arranged.
Police from the liquor squad arrested Edward C. McGowan on Governor's Island after they say the mayor sold small quantities of alcohol. Officers Nesky, Duggan and Garrett reported buying half pints and seized about three quarts remaining.
Former Alabama Governor Emmett O Neal died in Birmingham after several weeks of illness. He previously suffered a paralysis strike at Battle Creek Michigan.
Earnest D. Easton, executive of the New Jersey Tuberculosis Society, is named to a prominent nationalTuberculosis position. The move positions New Jersey’s public health efforts within a broader national framework.
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