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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1922
Page
11
Chicago Sept. 11 The temporary restraining order against the striking railroad shop crafts and their leaders was continued tonight for not more than 10 days. The original order would have expired at midnight.
Federal Judge James and Wilkerson ordered a continuance of the govern dere motion at a hearing related to the Daugherty case. The court stipulated a plan to terminate on a Junction hearing decision. The injunction was halted as attorneys for B M Jewell and others prepared modifications to penalties as BR Rubbers represented leaders and served notice to government counsel for tomorrow's court session.
Judge Wilkinson weighs grounds to sustain the government’s petition to continue the injunction. Blackburn Entertine to present the government case as testimony includes a long list of rail strike crimes and cargo disruption. The court considers continuance and limits on evidence while noting shippers’ car shortages and fruit shipment declines.
Washington reports under the National Defence Act Major General Edwards will not be recognized as commander in chief of the Massachusetts Militia after January 1, 1923. Section 58 sets age limits for National Guard officers and Edwards will be past retirement. Federal recognition and aid require compliance. the Secretary of War and Governor Ox cannot waive the law.
Officer George A Nelson of 224 Bunker Hill Street Charlestown attached to Deer Island prison received a week off with pay from Mayor Curley for capturing John Larkin 41 of the South End who tried to escape Monday morning. Nelson shot at Larkin who feigned being shot then pursued him to Winthrop where he commandeered a milk wagon to land the prisoner. He was appointed as an officer June 17.
At Portland Oregon the House of Bishops favors dropping the word obey from the marriage ceremony while preserving the clause endowing the spouse with worldly goods. They also prune models of married life and suggest other prayer book revisions and replacing minister with priest.
Returns from 48 precincts show Hale and Baxter leading for Senate and Governor as Republicans gain ground while Republicans win a higher number of congressional seats. Dora Pinkham, a Republican woman, is elected to the Legislature from Fort Kent.
Gordon's Central Square Theatre screens Monte Cristo all week. Also featured are Lloyd Hamilton's new comedy Poor Boy and Sherlock Holmes in The Devil's Foot, offering a varied bill for cinema goers in town.
Jewel Carmen's first independent feature Nobody has released directed by her husband Roland West. Filmed in Palm Beach and Florida resorts, it blends mystery and romance with Carmen in a pivotal role following earlier work with Douglas Fairbanks and William Farnum. Also notes West’s Fox work and upcoming project. Mabel Normand and Pola Negri arrive aboard for engagements and tours.
Author producer Thomas H. Dixon launches a motion picture company to transfer his stories to film. The Beast will be the first production with Madelyn Clare, Helen Ware, and Robert Ellis leading. Filming is underway at Tilford studios in New York.
Charles Ray plans a new United Artists production using the Priscilla and John Alden romance as the backdrop. The film adapts Longfellow's The Courtship of Miles Standish and will be his third under the studio deal.
Marie Prevost entertained General Serrano the Mexican secretary of war and General Jose Juan Mendes at Warner Brothers studios in Los Angeles. The visitors aim to give the motion picture business a foothold in Mexico, sending the generals to learn about picture production from the Hollywood colony. Harry Millarde was the happiest pass-
June Mathis has been engaged by the Goldwyn Company to write and edit the screen version of Lew Wallace's famous story Ben Hur. She is a renowned continuity writer known for adapting The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse The Conquering Power and Blood and Sand for the screen.
Constance Talmadge will begin work on The Goldfish after returning from a European trip next month. The satire features Marjorie Rampbeau currently appearing on the New York stage this season.
The snippet notes Fannette filming on the coast and lists actors Monte Blue Mae Murray Thomas Meighan Frances Ring Vancouver Glass Rupert Hughes Jimmie Helene Chadwick Betty B Gladys Walton Kenneth Harlan Billie Dove at Metro studios. It mentions Prunella Hall of The Boston Post for inquiries.
Fashion Art League America opens in Chicago with guidance on adjustable waist lines and new silhouettes. Designers feature kneely skirts, exposed ears, long skirts, front drapery, and sleeves that taper to tight wrists. The look echoes early 20th century style with bold new variations.
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