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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1922
Page
12
Montreal reports official par quotation for United States money as the dollar earns parity with the Canadian dollar. American tourists had faced a premium at business houses in Canada for weeks during the adjustment period.
Joe Lewey known for letting events unfold as police raid his Shawmut avenue haunt. A crowd gathered as an accord ion jazz trio and five dancers drew in patrons. officers found five pints and eleven half pints during a raid. The case moved to Central Court for trial next week.
Dublin September 21 United News reports the Dail Eireann passed the bill ratifying the Free State constitution and validating the Anglo Irish treaty on second reading by 47 to 16. Provisional Government leaders blocked amendments to several articles including the oath of allegiance to the King and membership in the British commonwealth of nations.
Millard F. Adams about 60 believed from Cape Cod was injured last night after tripping on a billiard cue in a pool room at 10 Atlantic Avenue and falling down stairs. He was taken to Haymarket Square Relief Hospital with a skull fracture and other injuries. His name was placed on the danger list as police sought relatives.
New Brunswick detectives pursue a report of an earlier attack on Mrs Eleanor Reinhardt Mills amid the Eddie Hall murder case. Mills husband James Mills is missing. investigators question church members about gossip and a mystery house near the Phillips farm. Mrs Hall refuses to leave and defends her late husband while maintaining a robbers theory.
Mayor Curley issues a proclamation urging Boston residents and city employees to prevent fires and save lives and property. The notice will be distributed at outdoor concerts and through schools and playgrounds.
The Washington Allston School in Brighton displayed canned vegetables preserves and flowers created by students. Dahlias gladioli nasturtiums and astors topped prize lists while both young and older pupils contributed with teacher and mother help. First prizes went to Marion Whitcomb Andrew Balconi Peter Daley and Wallace Dewar.
New York reports the late George Peabody Wetmore of Newport left an estate valued at 4 809 054 with 2 427 657 taxable. New York appraisal lists Manhattan real estate, personal effects and securities at 382 411. Personal estate totals 1 711 630. Bolton reports a separate fatal fire driving out two families and destroying barns, cattle, horses and hens with losses near 50 000.
The three year old son of Leo Kapler of 26 Chase Avenue in Webster nearly died after swallowing a ring during play. The ring lodged in his throat and slowly strangled him until his parents freed it after about an hour of effort.
President Harding signed the Capner Tindher bill today authorizing regulation of trading in futures on grain markets.
Three year old Hy man Dubin allegedly moonshiner fled from Special Officers Walter Barden and Edward Forbes during a Chelsea raid at 1 Auburn street. He leaped from a second story window but was captured. Sixty gallons of alcohol and whiskey and a purifying still were seized. Dubin, of 44 Eastern avenue Malden, says he worked for Jake Smith. He faces Chelsea court for keeping and exposing liquor for sale.
Paul Vangnoilt, chief of the Paris fire department, complimented Lynn's fire service saying it has better apparatus than any city in France of its size and as good as most French cities twice its population. The praise underscores Lynn's fire safety standards and equipment quality.
The Massachusetts State Firemen's Association held its 48th annual convention in Lynn. Chief Vagnoll addressed members and delegates from the ladies’ auxiliary. Deputy Lynn identified as Chief William F. Welch was elected president of the association, with officers including First Vice President William C. Mahoney and Second Vice President Fred J. Bottomley.
Ke Boston, treasurer Burn R Williamson Worcester. F Whitmarsh Braintree fire chief chosen sergeant at arms. Susan Crocker Nahant elected president of the ladies auxiliary Mildred Darland Nahant secretary Elizabeth Poor Winthrop treasurer. There are 115 permanent aerodrome and seaplane stations and 2400 emergency landing fields in the United States.
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