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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1922
Page
6
In Los Angeles authorities said Herbert Rawlinson would not face a formal complaint after Doro of Boston accused him of misconduct. Investigators found the Clark girl and her mother’s account not believable. Miss Clark and her mother left their apartment and are currently missing.
Robert Mantell and Genevieve Hamper star in Bulwer Lytton’s Richelieu at the Boston Opera House opening the season. The play follows intrigue in Louis XIV era as Cardinal Richelieu outwits plotters and asserts influence, with strong performances by John Alexander and A C Henderson and notable supporting turns. Tonight the company presents Hamlet.
The Hollis Street Theatre opened its dramatic year with Nice People, a new Boston comedy by Rachel Crothers. Francine Larrimore debuts as a star under Sam H. Harris while Teddy Gloucester navigates society values and a stormy country affair.
Word from Boston reports the death of Walter C. Douglas at Jefferson Hospital in Roanoke Virginia. He served as general secretary of the Boston Young Men's Christian Association in 1888 and 1895.
The long immersed body of a man was recovered from the harbor yesterday morning. He is about five feet eight inches, 135 pounds, with dark brown hair and eyes and a smooth face. Clothing includes a double breasted serge suit with belt and buckle, striped shirt, blue necktie, and brown socks. Distinguishing tattoos show an ensign and eagle on the right arm and a full rigged ship on the other. Two keys were in his pockets a Yale key number 454 and a plain iron key. The body is at the North Morgue for identification.
Mrs. Gertrude Provisor attempted to end her life and that of her two month old daughter Eleanor by cutting her throat and placing the infant in a bathtub. An older daughter aged five rescued the baby, but Mrs. Provisor died from her injuries at Passaic New Jersey.
Senator Pepper proposed emergency juries to find facts and reflect public opinion in crises, as a substitute for standing boards like the Railroad Labor Board. He urged a government system to forecast industrial tensions and empower action for impaneling juries to enlighten the public and solicit solutions.
United News reports Geraldine Farrar the Met soprano has retired and will auction her elaborate costumes. The sale set for Friday October includes the cloth of gold dress from Le Reine Flamette and the Marguerite debut Berlin outfit among others.
Ghos lists include shawls shell combs and opera scenes with Carmen Madame Butterfly and Farrar auction. Furniture from the house shared with Lou Tel to be sold as she closes the residence before a concert tour.
The old daughter of Mr and Mrs Tony Zarella of 34 Elizabeth Avenue East Lexington was probably fatally injured yesterday afternoon on her way home from school after she ran out.
Fragment mentions crogal street and an automobile owned by Hare core of Littleton operated by T Wesley. unclear full incident details and location.
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