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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1922
Page
4
Attleboro December 11. Patrolman Nolan arrested Charles Nolay of Pawtucket for allowing another to interfere with operation of an automobile. Nolay had six persons in a runabout to take a sick woman’s family to the confinement home. Judge Hagerty fined him 15 dollars, paid.
Nine year old Mathew Fleming spent three days riding elevated trains from the Battery to the Bronx covering about a thousand miles. He ate peanuts and slept in railroad stations while police note repeated escapades. He said he was just “seein’ things” after returning home with his father.
Two witnesses testifying before a Federal grand jury probing Volstead Act violations named William A. Doddyn private secretary to Vincent Astor and John Brooks Mr Astor s butler. Brooks appeared uncomfortable after a long session. The DA said today s witnesses were not asked about a Racquet and Tennis Club party.
In Chicago Clemenceau delivers his from one farmer to another farewell address at the American Farm Bureau convention. He says he leaves the matter to the American people and heads home to France, hoping the US will support the Versailles treaty. He sails from New York Wednesday for Paris.
Fourteen automobile truck loads of railroad ties will be received by Mayor Curley at City Hall at noon from the Henshaw Motor Company. From there they will be sent to city yards and cut by Deer Island prisoners for public distribution.
George Simon of Oak Bluffs and Mary Anna Deeb of Boston faced a legal snag on the road to marriage. Both were fined today in Superior Court for giving false information to obtain a marriage license. The 18 year old and the 15 year old had conflicting stated residences and ages, prompting the clerk to seek paternal consent and uncover lies about origins. The pair, custody placed, plan to pay their fines as prosecutors pursue the pseudo father.
Louis L. Keefe leads George W. Searle by 23 votes after a registrar recount shows Keefe 1822 to Searle 1799 in the recent mayoral election. The tally reflects last Tuesday's voting in West Field.
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