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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1917

Page

3

New Silk Coats for Dress Wear in Rich Colors

Silk lined coats offered in taupe tan capen navy and black with plaited back convertible collar and military belt swagger pockets. Prices varied to suit all purses and included dress wear coats from New Silk Co.

Five Day Law Waived for Archie Roosevelt

The five day marriage license rule was waived for Archie Roosevelt yesterday enabling his marriage to Grace Lockwood of Bay State Road. Judge Volster met the couple by arrangement at the Central Court of 36 mi with Clerk Lord presiding.

Archie Roosevelt Colonel Roosevelt Grace Lockwood Bay State Road Volster Central Court

Butcher Held on Charge After Suspect Escape Attempt

A New York butcher named Wattorusso was held on $2000 bail awaiting grand jury action on a charge of allowing a fugitive to escape. The suspect allegedly threatened to shoot before fleeing through the butcher shop. National Guard member on guard duty assisted in the incident.

New York Narry Sorvubow Glu Res . Wattorusso National

Funeral Services for Sheriff Quinn Held in Boston

The funeral of Sheriff John Quinn, known as Honest John, will be at 10 a.m. tomorrow at St. Joseph's Church West End. Rev Francis Maley will lead a solemn high mass with many Greater Boston clergy assisting. The sheriff’s body will lie in state in the jail rotunda for prisoners to view. Mrs Annuintin Quinn, his mother, was recovering from illness and attended the hospital after her son’s death.

Sherif John Quinn St. Joseph's Church Chambers Street West End Francis W. Maley Suffolk County Jail Quinn Siern Greater Boston John Annu Intin Cherif Quitin Tammany Congress New York Thomas J*. Smith Tammany Hall Michael I. Con Democrat John N. Boyle Joseph D. Cannon Boyle

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