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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1922
Page
5
The 18th Infantry unit moves with police escort through Boston at noon en route to winter duty at South Boston base and harbor forts per War Department orders. William Herron, brother of Mrs. William Howard Taft, dies suddenly of a heart attack in Washington.
Lieut Gov Fuller told Barre fairgoers that public desire for better politics requires active effort. He said the people generally get the representation their interest and political work merit, and that apathy yields poorer results.
Eleven years after leaving Highland Light the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company prepares for a Bermuda visit. Boston’s military stalwarts launch the invasion today to prove Bermudian hospitality remains intact.
More than 30 military leaders from generals to privates will board the Fort Hamilton at Hoosac docks Charlestown about 1 p m in full dress. The Ancients Expeditionary Force plans a State street to Court Sudbury Haymarket to Washington north to Charlestown march after assembly at Faneuil Hall.
Theodore George Hurley, 15, of 292 West Fifth Street Boston, ran away after his mother says doctors visited for his ill sister while police say New York lights drew him. He left with lunch permission to work, reached New York where he was held by the Children's Society. he finally told police he ran away Wednesday after opposing parochial school. He claimed he had no money when he left.
A mother Mary Loupieselia and her two children Mary age 4 and a 6 year old were rescued from a second floor tenement at 789 Grafton Street as flames swept through the building starting in a coal bin on the first floor. Joseph Piensky and Mr and Mrs John Rare carried them to the street amid the blaze.
Austrian orthopedic surgeon Dr Adolf Lorenz arrived in New York aboard the Reliance after a period of overwork abroad. He plans to present a new operative method to American physicians, demonstrate it at clinics and societies, and show motion pictures of successful results. He will monitor prior cases and consult with U S surgeons, with his two sons accompanying him.
Police identified the deceased as Richard J. Barrett aged about years, of 37 Medford Street Charlestown. He was found on the Chelsea Drawbridge by John Charles of 6 Dupont Street who notified Dr H. D. Grandison. Medical Examiner Magrath ordered the body to the Northern Mortuary for autopsy, with natural causes suspected.
A peat bog near Therese Quebec three miles long and one and a half miles wide is ablaze as Montreal officials seek a substitute fuel for winter. Local fire departments report futile efforts to extinguish the blaze.
In Holyoke on September 2 a fire in the locker rooms forced 36 residents of the Y M C A building dormitories to evacuate. Damage is estimated at $5000.
An advertisement claims Dr True's Worm Elixir cures worms in children. A Massachusetts mother credits the product with six healthy children and urges use for deranged stomachs and related symptoms. The copy lists signs of worms and prices 40c 60c and 1.20.
General Manager C L Bardo of the New York New Haven Hartford rail line refuses a conference on the Willard Warfield memoranda and states the strikers forfeited rights with System Federation 17 ceasing to exist after 10 am July 1. He invites former employees to apply for reentry, to fill vacancies on their seniority by date of last service.
Dr Thomas C Hill files a bill in Suffolk Superior Court seeking possession of six valuable oriental rugs he says were removed by Mrs Edith M Saunders from rooms he occupied on State Road. He alleges he attempted replevin and that a deputy sheriff was refused admission by the landlady.
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