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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1921
Page
2
The Attorney-General argued the evidence shows Tufts used his office for personal profit in Mishawum Manor and related conspiracies. He accused Tufts of large cash deposits totaling 49000 dollars and accused associates of misfeasance while demanding Tufts's removal as district attorney.
A reporter visits the Arethusa near New Bedford to tour a champagne cargo. Captain Heimler, German-born American citizen, says his ship operates legally and will stay in international waters until it unloads, with three English crew members and four total aboard.
The Attorney General lists Daniel H. Coakley William J. Corcoran former Middlesex DA and Harry E. Levenson among lawyers named as Tufts co-conspirators in the charges. The summary accuses additional attorneys connected to the case.
Speci Assistant Attorney General Henry F. Hurlburt said his remarks would address only Middlesex County. He dismissed bringing in other counties and defended the Middlesex administration of justice under Mr. Tufts. He indicated potential future discussion on Pelletier and related matters.
New York reports tenor Enrico Caruso praised by E M Gattle Fifth Avenue jeweler for writing about his infant daughter having a rare voice gift. Caruso says she may become a great soprano and will thank the jeweler in time.
Mary Marshall a Roxbury girl was found in an areaway on Hast 67th Street in a stupor after a late Wednesday night outing. Bellevue Hospital doctors say alcoholism suspected. she cannot recall companions or place of stay. Her mother and aunt in Roxbury await word on who was with her and what happened.
Boston Sunday Post Magazine presents Jane G. Austin's tale of William Bradford as a central figure in early Plymouth romance. The piece surveys Bradford's romantic life within the broader colonial setting and highlights social norms of the era.
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