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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1922
Page
2
The Empress of the Pacific Railway Company ran ashore near Mispec New Brunswick while en route from Digby to Saint John. The accident occurred in the Bay of Fundy as the vessel carried passengers.
Edwin Sheppard, former assistant manager of the Terminal Lunch in Boston and Taunton Inn treasurer, was held for the Taunton grand jury on seven counts of larceny. Bail set at 8000 dollars. examination waived. Prosecution witnesses testified about an automobile bought for the hotel and used to move liquor in 1917 1918, a no license year.
Rev John J Wynne editor of the Catholic Encyclopedia tells Gay’s session of the National Council of Catholic Men there are signs of a movement to unite conservative scholars across denominations. Aimed at a joint reference work to foster inter creed understanding and potential church reunification.
William Creasy former Kentucky sailor and defendant in a murder case testified in Mineola New York his account of the romance with Edith Lavoy a school teacher from Freeport Long Island. He claimed uncertainty about his divorce wife military status and his single status during courtship and said his story of the fatal shooting remains unchanged from prior statements.
Miss Sallie Coulter a 21 year old Emerson College student endures a 25 hour confinement in the hold of the convict ship Success beginning 10:30 yesterday She faces a possible $100 prize if she completes the vigil Despite crowded curious onlookers and a nurse guard the ordeal tests her endurance as water laps the hull and she recalls a turtle named Ellen
New York September 29 An indictment was made public against about 85 percent of the sanitary pottery producers in the country. The list names 23 companies and 24 individuals. U S Attorney William Hayward announced the action in the southern district of New York.
The bank account of Hugo Stinnes, German magnate, was attached by order of Supreme Court Justice Wasservogel in New York. The $2,055,185 suit, filed by James A. Stillman, seeks payment for services rendered to assist in floating a loan in the United States.
John McCormack sang in public for the first time since illness at Stratford on Avon in the Shakespeare Memorial Theatre. He performed the Star Spangled Banner with effort, his friends attributing nerves from singing in the great hall. The recital accompanied the Rotary Clubs of America presentation of Edward F. Albee's portrait of Edwin Booth to the Memorial Art Gallery.
Ottawa officials designate Betsy a champ hen after she lays an egg daily for 107 straight days at the experiment farm. Betsy, a white Leghorn, achieved the remarkable feat in a row.
Democratic candidate John F Fitzgerald urged Massachusetts women to register and vote within three weeks to address high living costs. He cited a report showing costs higher in Massachusetts than any other state and urged clubwomen and ordinary housewives to organize with local Democratic committees to register the unregistered and mobilize voters.
A Salem girl drowned while signaling for help from the shore of Winnipesaukee. She was swept into about 10 feet of water and her body was recovered.
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