Benny Swim Meet Postponed to October 6
Woodstock New Brunswick reports the Benny Swim for the Mur al Olive Swim Trenholm has been postponed from tomorrow to October 6 due to an unavailable official.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1922
Page
14
Woodstock New Brunswick reports the Benny Swim for the Mur al Olive Swim Trenholm has been postponed from tomorrow to October 6 due to an unavailable official.
Robert M. Burnett of Deerfoot Farms Southboro sues Rev. William R. Scarritt of 182 Commonwealth Ave to recover 106.98 for milk cream and merchandise furnished in 1917. Scarritt Jr. acts as counsel and has moved the case to the Superior Court seeking a jury trial.
Newburyport reports Charlies LaValley of this city arrested for larceny of an automobile owned by Jacob Goldberg of West Newbury. He drove toward Salisbury Beach, struck an electric light pole before the beach, damaging the vehicle.
A speeding Boston and Worcester Limited trolley collided head on with a heavy truck and trailer near Walnu Street on Boylston in Newton Highlands at noon yesterday. Truck driver Carl Bosson and his helper Michael O'Brien were pinned and rushed to Newton Hospital. both are expected to recover. Motorman William Morrison escaped with minor injuries. passengers aboard the Limited were unharmed. Traffic on the Worcester line halted for hours.
Commander Evangeline Booth reported a plan to move her from command of American Salvation Army forces. She could not confirm an official withdrawal date or destination. England plans three commissioners to oversee U S activities and a new leader will be chosen.
William S. Hart and wife Winifred Westover face a divorce suit after her attorney announced plans to press cruelty charges. Hart, through his counsel, says he would contest such grounds and denies cruelty while his friends describe him as kind to his wife and others.
A temporary injunction was issued restraining Rudolf Valentino from appearing in films produced by competitors or producing films himself. The injunction returns Monday in New York Supreme Court before Justice Burr, where Valentino must show cause to make it permanent. He had been ordered to California to start The Spanish Cavalier but refused, claiming producers failed to provide promised publicity.
Dr. Adolph Lorenz renowned Austrian orthopedic surgeon plans a return to the United States in late September announced by Dr. Arthur W. Belting of Trenton New Jersey. The report confirms Lorenz will resume his medical work in America after his previous tenure.
The League of Nations Disarmament Commission approves a plan to reduce European military and naval budgets to 1918 levels. Belgium Greece and Spain are exempt. Brazil withdraws from extending Washington limits, stalling global naval disarmament efforts.
A reader GEO. GUILD of Everett thanks the Boston Post for checks received on Aug. 90 for reporting a car accident on Aug. 16 at Sullivan Square. He appreciates the gift and hopes for the paper's future success.
Frederick J. Crosby, prominent Byne ton business man, was sworn in as sinking fund commissioner for the city. City Clerk James Donovan administered the oath amid confirmation by civil service. Compensation is ten dollars per day, capped at one thousand dollars yearly.
An advertisement urges readers to start the day without stiffness or pains and promotes The Williams Treatment for rheumatic, back and kidney troubles. It pledges a free 32 dose bottle to responders, asking for a small postage payment and address to receive a free bottle by parcel post.
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