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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1921

Page

10

Bound to Grand Jury in Alabama Shooting Case

The Rev Edwin R Stephenson, who shot and killed Father James E Coyle at St Pauls Catholic Church on August 11, was bound over to the Jefferson county grand jury after a preliminary trial in Birmingham. No testimony was offered by the defence and bond was denied.

Birmingham Ala Edwin R. Stephenson James E. Coyle St. Paul's Catholic Church Jefferson County Bond

Herrick Raves of Own Charms in Washington Beauty Contest

In Washington a Oklahoma representative's letters to forty nine women entrants in a local paper staged beauty contest draw heavy discussion. The letter extols the suitor as 84, tall and wealthy and offers a marriage prize for Miss Washington while urging secrecy due to political concerns.

Washington Herrick Oklahoma

Repairer Pledged Watches. Suspected Larceny Case

Samuel Fagin a former watch repairer at 89 Canal Street was found guilty in Municipal Court yesterday of larceny of a watch and given a four months suspended sentence by Judge Murray. Police say Fagin pawned more than 30 customer watches when business grew dull and he needed money. The watches were all returned or restitution made in money values.

Samuel Fagin Canal Street Murray Fagin

Police lists delayed by printers strike and missing Roxbury names

The election department will not release police lists for two weeks due to a printers strike delaying the usual July 1 release. An inquiry sought a Roxbury woman’s name but the street and number did not match. officials note possible omission by the informant or the woman herself fearing details in print.

Milady Frederick A. Finigan Finigan Roxbury

Mail carrier killed in roadster crash at Barre

Raymond Gilman aged 24 a rural mail carrier from Plainfield post office was fatally injured when his light roadster overturned. He died an hour after being found over an embankment. He is the son of E W Gilman a Marshfield merchant.

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