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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1922
Page
15
James J. Gannon, Huntington Avenue restaurateur, sought custody of his 6 year old daughter Arline Bliss from her mother actress Dora Bliss Ells of Sanderson. The equity session yesterday confirmed Master Doyle’s report exonerating Ells and strongly favoring her custody.
The display features black sand pearl and autumn browns as the main color scheme. The arrangement highlights a subdued yet rich palette designed to complement the overall presentation.
General orders issued by Commissioner Glynn warn that any clothing or equipment lost due to neglect will be paid for by the responsible firefighter. The notice cites numerous forgotten coats and requires larger chin straps for district chiefs and officers.
George N. Ware a Congress street broker was fined 1000 by Federal Judge Clarence State for using the mails with fraudulent intent in promoting Mutual Divide an oil stock the conviction was by a jury a year and a half ago and the case has been appealed to the circuit court.
Nearly 756 members and friends of Adila Temple Knights of Khorassan from New Brunswick concluded a four day visit to Abou Ben Adhem Temple Boston. They toured the Boston Post plant and saw the presses producing nearly half a million copies daily. Mrs. W. G. Trites of Moncton, N B, Times, noted as the fastest woman linotype operator in the Maritime provinces, was part of the group.
The case centers on a motion before Judge Jenney in the Supreme Court. Walter B. Grant and William P. Dyer urged the judge to vacate findings accusing Sleeper of perjury, backed by an affidavit from late Hollis H. Hungewell claiming he never met or represented Sleeper. Henry Hurlburt for the Bar Association opposed, noting the bill of exceptions raises a single legal issue to be decided by the full court. Automobiles owned in this country number five times those of the rest of the world.
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