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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1922
Page
10
Neighbors used a garden hose to fight a blaze before the fire department arrived saving the home of Charles Phippen and his family in Methuen Aug 2. The kerosene stove started the fire which spread through partitions to the roof causing about 600 dollars in damage five miles from the central station.
Bail for Louis H. Cluck, former diamond salesman, fixed at 1000 by Commissioner Hayes. He is charged with concealing assets valued at 50 000 of United Jewelry Company Inc. A cash bond of 1000 is sought as surety, with August 24 set for the hearing.
Worcester Aug 3 a revolver with bullets of different sizes was found on a barefoot youth who gave the name Edward Neville 11 years old. Police today arrested Neville and three other youths who confessed to 11 burglaries last week in wealthy West Side homes.
The article discusses to reduce infant death rates through infant specific hygiene, preventatives, and remedies, warning mothers against using remedies meant for adults. It stresses avoiding Fletcher's Castoria for adults and reinforces infant tailored care based on research.
Prohibition Supervisor James P. Roberts visited the Federal building seeking a warrant to arrest Nathan Spiegel and Russell W. Chase of Brockton. The men allegedly had 10 gallons of hooch and a $1200 truck seized in North Abington the day prior.
Roberts and Abington officers confront Spiegel over a truck in front of the Central House. Spiegel claims little on the truck while Roberts boards it for inspection. The federal magistrate refuses to issue a warrant, and Roberts vows to take the case to the courts as Spiegel and Chase leave. the truck remains with Spiegel.
Manchester New Hampshire August 2 Judge Charles A Perkins warned two respondents that their cases are the last to be disposed of with fines and suspended sentences. The Municipal Court said drunken drivers have become numerous and many appear in court within weeks guiding a final warning.
United States Senator William E. Crow died at his country home near Uniontown Pennsylvania after being appointed to succeed the late Philander Knox He appeared once at the Capitol to be sworn in and his illness developed soon after his appointment and arrival in office
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