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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1922
Page
12
The United States Department of Agriculture declares oaks are the best trees for street planting, with elms as second choice and sycamores third, guiding municipal selections.
State Fire Marshal George C. Neal of Lynn brands the Lynn armory unsafe for public gatherings a remodelling is needed to meet civil event standards. He cites barred windows narrow doors and poor exits warning officials to avoid political use of the building. Mayor McPhetres is ill and could not comment.
Beatrice Toner of 101 Gainsboro Street Back Bay was arrested by Inspectors Dorsey and Augusta after the Arnold Green Company of Boylston Street reported three bad checks for furniture totaling 226.75. She allegedly wrote a fourth worthless check on a Boston bank after learning the first three were dishonored. Arraignment set for Central Court. Toner lists past residences in Pawtucket Woonsocket Providence Millinocket and Boston. The last check was drawn on the United States Trust Company of Boston.
Patrolman Chester W. Conroy of Roxbury Crossing resigned after his commanding officer filed charges of conduct unbecoming an officer. The overseas veteran, twice commended for meritorious work, was found guilty in North Abington district court of drunkenness and operating under the influence after an arrest at Nanasket Beach with a woman. A revolver brandishing charge was not pressed.
Barney Cohen, 75, of 69 Lawrence Street Roxbury, was shopping at 35 12 Fleet Street North End when a brick shattered a window and struck him on the head. He was taken to Haymarket station for treatment and his condition is reported greatly improved.
Washington Sept 11 The official bulletin reported Mrs. Harding had a most comfortable day with temperature 100 pulse 90 and respiration 28. Surgical procedures were deferred awaiting localization of infection as doctors warned the crisis had not passed and prognosis remained guarded.
The Home of the Reid Newfoundland fleet went ashore at Barge Point on the Labrador coast and is reported to be a total wreck. The vessel, serving between Bay of Islands and Newfoundland and Labrador ports, was near Point Amour in the Strait of Belle Isle when wrecked.
A six month old boy, Joseph Consolesto of 42 Barton Street, fell 15 inches from a bed to the floor early yesterday. He was awakened by the impact, taken to Massachusetts General Hospital, and pronounced dead on arrival.
Alicia Rouillard six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Adelard Rouillard of 44 Prince street died on her way to the hospital after being struck by an automobile as she crossed Palmer street The car was driven by Albert R Bosquet of 10 Lafayette street Authorities reported the incident occurred tonight in Salem without noting further details or charges
Nova Scotia Governor Callum Grant urged kindness to Nova Scotian rum runners at a Lawyers’ Club luncheon in New York. He told about 1000 diners that many rum runners travel to the United States and that the rum they bring is good, asking for sympathy rather than harsh treatment.
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