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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1921
Page
9
County grand jury charges J Belton Kennedy broker murdered in Beverly Glen near here on August 5. Trial set for November 1 with hearings within 10 days on motions for separate trials filed by the defense.
The Somerville Drum Corps meets tonight at 8 in the Somerville Armory on Highland avenue led by the Disboy Post V F W. New members will join as the corps prepares for many patriotic engagements and multiple parades including the September dedication of George Dilboy Field.
Advertises Nuxated Iron as a remedy to revitalize exhausted nerves and enrich blood. Claims it supplies essential nerve-vital fluid and organic iron to strengthen weak, rundown people within two weeks. Guarantees satisfaction or money back. sold by all druggists.
Two masked women in black silk knickerbocker costumes at a summer hotel ball in Allenhurst New Jersey led Jose M Ancona to misidentify Cecil Adrian Arthur, a mistaken identity that prosecutors say indirectly caused a fatal row.
Young Arthur danced with Mrs. Sutphen when Cuban student Salvatore Laborde allegedly swung and fractured his skull killing him. Laborde is held without bail in Freehold New Jersey. Companions Ancona and Manuel Fernandez posted $5000 bail each as witnesses. Ancona claims he misidentified the dance partner due to a costume mix up.
The Red Book Magazine offers a prize fund of 5100 for better titles for Rupert Hughes Souls for Sale and Perceval Gibbon Touching Pitch in the September issue. One thousand runners up earn 5 each, and a top title may win 100. ties receive the prize in each instance.
A trip to America exposes Sir John Wotton to a heroic child rescue by Skinner. In London a group praises a supposed sea hero, but Skinner reveals he impersonated his sister’s brother to protect her faith. He loses her love yet seeks atonement as the tale probes Can Good Emerge from Evil.
Thousands may submit ideas for a new title, with $5 for the best 1 000 and $100 for the supreme title. Checks totaling at least $5 100 will be mailed October 1 to winning entrants, with top submitters named in the November Red Book Magazine. Entries must reach by September 20, 1921.
The National Union Bank opened yesterday in a new building at 209 Washington Street after 129 years at 40 State Street. The Rosato marble interiors and Tiffany Studios bronze screens with bulletproof glass reflect the up-to-date banking quarters occupying the street floor and basement.
The Revere Elks Club says a $360 silver theft from the safe was a joke. Treasurer Eugene Lakemarsin explained the money was misplaced and later returned to him at his home on 89 Kimball Avenue.
William M. Batley of Malden disputes police motive linking a quarrel over a 13 year old daughter to his wife’s suicide. Medical Examiner rules death by suicide after Mrs. Bailey, 44, a former jeweler’s wife and nurse, is found in a back hall with a gas tube in her mouth and ether-stained handkerchief.
Five hundred wounded veterans at Parker Hill hospital Roxbury watched film footage of the Dempsey Carpentier bout last evening. Teddy Hayes, a Dempsey trainer, transported the film from New York for the soldiers in the hospital recreation hall.
South Weymouth police seek John Jelini a 30 year old Boston tailor charged with drawing and cashing a worthless check on the International Trust Company of Boston. Jelini who lodged at 91 Park Street Weymouth bought a camera at Nash Drug store paying with a $35 check marked no funds. Boston police are hunting Jelini on similar charges.
A Bostonian, arrested Friday in Providence linked to a two year old band robbery at the Boston and Albany offices, was held on 30000 bail for the September grand jury session. He faces charges of breaking and entering and larceny of bonds worth 87099.67 and receiving stolen bonds totaling 80800 from the United States railroad administration.
President Harding selects Charles W. Pugsley of Nebraska for assistant secretary of agriculture to succeed Dr. Elmer D. Ball whose resignation will take effect October 1, announced at the White House.
Advertisements tout Mastin's Vita Mon yeast vitamin tablets as a fast, effective remedy for skin conditions nerves and digestion. The copy promises quick results, urges a small trial with a money back guarantee, and lists druggists and stores selling the product.
A dated listing shows discounts on boys garments including shirts blouses pants hats wash outfits and shoes with prices ranging from 1.25 to 15 for various items. The ad notes quantities and old prices alongside new sale figures.
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