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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1922

Page

4

Double Homicide at Lodging House on Bleventh Street

Police investigated a double shooting at a lodging house on Bleventh Street. Victims Mre Lillian 2% and Benjamin Rosney, 27, found killed in a room. A man who rented the room left about two hours earlier. authorities suspect a planned crime with a .22 caliber rifle and 50 cartridges found in the room.

York Lillian Benjamin Rosney Bleventh Street Rcont Orderer

RILDS FUTURE TO COURT IN MESSY DIVORCE CASE

In a Huntington Avenue divorce dispute Judge Sanderson weighs the fate of six year old Arline Bliss in a 1918 decree. The petition by James J. Gannon seeks to vacate the old order and gain custody while urging continued support arrangements.

Sanderson Michael Oylens Arline Biss Dora G. Telless Ava James J. Mon Huntington Avenue Wait Suler Miss Bliss Gannon Pmisi Arline Bliss “Gannon Summer Gannon Mr. le

National Association Convention Set for Atlanta

The board of directors chose Atlanta as the site for the 28th annual National Association convention to convene next year in September.

Atlanta Ntic City XN. J Choisen National Association of Men

Willett Favored as G. A. R. National Commander

Tama Town veteran J W Willett appears set as the unanimous choice to succeed Commander Lewis Pilcher of Brooklyn at the National Encampment in Des Moines. The session also weighs how to answer Confederate veterans’ Lincoln charge, with some officers expecting no action. An exhausted marcher, J W Mackenhausen of Whites Bear Lake Minn, dies near the reviewing stand.

DSS Moines Sem Associated Press Lewis S. Pilcher Brooklyn Weill Grand Army of the Republic J. W. Willett Tama Town Richmond Lincoln P&cher J. W. Mackenhausen Whites Bear Lake Minn

Will Celebrate 55th Anniversary of William M. Olin Hall Post

The Thomas G. Stevense Post No 25 6 A R will mark its 55th anniversary with a performance at Headquarters William M. Olin Hall Roxbury next Tuesday evening Two original charter members J P Jordan Luther W Bixby secretary of the Massachusetts department of the National Star indicates involvement Department officers and members of Corps 63 Camp 46 and others have been invited to attend the celebration.

Thomas G. Stevense A. R Willialmy M. Olin Hall Roxbury Evenimme Tm Atterpdance J. P. Jordan Arest

Mantell Sees Julius Caesar At Boston Opera House

Mantell presented Julius Caesar at the Boston Opera House as the third Shaksperean offering of his season with a capable cast. The matinee featured As You Like It, while tonights bill promises King Lear.

Boston Opera House Robert B. Mantell Mr. Mantell Rome

Advertisement about poisons and health effects on breath

Fragmentary ad copy claims poisons penetrate the intestinal walls and cause aging, impaired energy, offensive breath, and bad breath. Mentions a supposed remedy Brar's Eelegg's as a cure and warns of strawman effects, in a disjointed, unclear promotional tone.

Fire destroys Gilchrest farm buildings on Lunenburg road

Fire of mysterious origin tonight razed the Gilchrest farm structures on the Lunenburg road six miles away. The house barn and ell were destroyed and two automobiles burned. Three men were seen near the premises shortly before fire, while ownership and registration details tie to Angelo Femino of Fairmount street. Damage estimated at 4000 dollars.

Fitchburg Lunenburg Road Co. 1 Green Jes. Sundlay Angelo Femino Fairmount ‘Street

Two Women Injured in Night Collision on Newburyport Turnpike

In Danvers two women were hurt when their car collided with another vehicle on the Newburyport turnpike. The Hyland car, driven by Miss Helen J. Hyland with Miss Anna T. Sullivan as passenger, suffered severe damage. Both women were taken to Thomas Hospital in Peabody with shock and injuries.

Danvers Newburyport Turnpike Robert H. Winship Mabel J. Walker Topsfield Charles Hyland Prospect Street Lawrence Helen J. Hyland Anna T. Sullivan Thorndiffe Street Thomas Hospital Peabody Hyland

Plan to Make Germany Pay Plan to Make Germany Pay

Secretary of State Hughes outlines a plan in which Germany reimburses the United States for the Rhine army of occupation maintenance. The payment would be credited against the American claim through German dye exports under the reparations agreement, replacing cash settlement. The Reparations Commission approved cancelling the American claim via this dye-based credit arrangement with allies.

Washington United News United States Germany Rhine Secretary of State Hughes

Camel introduction in Australia promises aid in arid transport

The camel has been introduced into Australia with wonderful success and it is now expected to also solve the problem of animal transportation in arid parts of America.

Australia America

Reverend William A Smith Dies Editor of Churchman

The Rev. Dr. William Austin Smith editor since 1916 of the Churchman weekly died this evening from complications of diseases. Born October 9 1872 in Saint Paul Minnesota he attended Harvard and Seabury Divinity School. He served as priest in Providence Milwaukee and Springfield and is survived by his wife Anne Breed of Lynn and three children.

York William Austin Smith Churchman Protestant Episcopal Church St. Paul Minn Sith Harvardvin Seabury Divinity St. John's Church Providence

Mayor Curley Urges Schoolhouse Extensions Plan

City leader asks the Schoolhouse Commission chair to reserve space for future school building extensions to accommodate growing enrollment and future needs. The communication to Thomas P. Glynn emphasizes readiness for expanded facilities.

Curley Thomas P. Glynn

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