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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1922
Page
3
A fortune teller named Martino faced charges in Central Court yesterday. The client alleges she paid $70 under false pretenses while Martino sought to locate her missing husband. He pleaded not guilty to related smaller theft claims and claimed enchanted water was used to fend off enemies.
At the N N Fish candy factory 100 No Street Somerville yesterday at noon William J Williamson of 40 Otis Street was crushed between the elevator roof and the shaft as the freight elevator began to rise occupants nearby freed him in time. His wife was saved by quick action of fellow employees who heard his cries for help.
Beached on Weekapaug sands after a leak last night the steam yacht Paro built for Harry K Thaw rests mostly out of water. Her keel is torn and she may be a total loss. Captain Rupen Wry and nine crew members reached shore safely. The craft now belongs to Ledah B Mineague and Joseph P Fortita, bound from Newport to New York.
Six year old Samuel Sutter of 15 Deering Road Mattapan was struck by an automobile owned and operated by John S Stanion of 1465 Hyde Park Avenue West Roxbury as he crossed Blue Hill Avenue near Morton Street Mattapan. Stanion carried him to Forest Hills Hospital where doctors found a brain concussion and head lacerations. Surgeons say he will probably recover.
Colonel E M House former confidential adviser to President Wilson and Mrs House arrived in Boston aboard the Tyrrhenia. He described a gloomier European scene and said France fears isolation due to failed ratifications of Anglo French and French American treaties.
Colonel House warns France fears Europe can fracture with a Europe-wide army and possible German Russian alliance. He says the United States must provide moral support through the League of Nations and notes Austria Italy economic union and potential upheaval in Greece as Constantine may be deposed.
Captain Early, founder and commander of the Wellesley Post American Legion, died during a Rainbow Division reunion in Ohio. His death occurred while the School committee and board of selectmen were preparing to honor him with early payments due to his service.
The Carlisle board of assessors set the current year tax rate at 27.50 per thousand, marking the town's highest rate ever and a $1 increase from last year.
Marion Cowan Burrows of 9 Ocean street Bynn won the Republican nomination for the House of Representatives from the 14th Essex district in an unofficial secretary of state tabulation. Alfred W. Ingalls led early, but Burrows 1467 votes to 1408 for Ingalls. A recount is scheduled for Monday.
This afternoon at 4 o'clock in Wellsley High School Hall a portrait of the late Captain John Early will be unveiled. The painting, titled de Penn., was created by James a. de Peete, a noted painter.
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