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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1922
Page
13
Mrs Celia Bray of New Haven testifies in East Cambridge court that her husband George H Bray Watertown abused her after she danced with a neighbor at a Hallowe en party. She described blows hair pulling and choking and said he promised to make it hot for her. The trial resumes Monday.
The Norfolk County Grand Jury indicted William Morgan a former Brookline janitor for first degree murder and two assault counts for shooting Dr. Henry V Reynolds and wounding Patrolman Alexander B Johnston and Bartholemew J Connolly in Brookline. Also charged were Mrs Catherine J Mealey for assault to murder her husband Frank H Mealey and Taunton engineer Matthew G Doran in two counts for manslaughter at Avon station. Albert L Harvey of Quincy was indicted for murder in the November 24 killing of Ida G Anderer at Houghs Neck. Harvey surrendered to police three days later.
Mrs. Anna C. Roth of 660 Dixwell Ave New Haven Conn says after finishing a second Tanlac bottle her health improved dramatically from three years of nervous indigestion and neuritis with pain and weakness. She reports stomach digestion better and no further faint spells. Tanlac sold by all druggists.
Springfield reports 16 year old Sarah Levys a bootlegger declares she will hang herself after commitment to Lancaster Industrial School for Girls. She tears her petticoat in detention room but is stopped by matrons and officers. Levys was convicted last June of illegal liquor selling and has a $2000 bank roll. She eloped with John Lacey on Nov. 24 and was returned on probation violation.
Albert W. Bartlett admitted guilty to murder in the second degree of Frank E. Small, a druggist, during his trial for murder in the first degree. The court sentenced him immediately to life in State prison.
A mail train from the West was stopped by about twenty four gunmen at Liffey Junction near Dublin. They forced the engineer to exit and ordered passengers to the rear car before dousing the train with kerosene and setting it ablaze. The last car remained attached and passengers were urged to jump to escape. all survived but several were injured.
Seven firemen were temporarily overcome by smoke while battling a three hour fire in a cotton storage warehouse on First street. The blaze damaged 500 bales of cotton stored inside.
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