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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1922

Page

18

Indictments Allege Larceny and Drug Possession at City Factory

Suffolk Grand Jury charges indicate a man and a woman conspired in larceny and drug possession. The case centers on a daytime break in at the Raine Glove Company located at Washington and Winter streets with alleged receiving of stolen goods and narcotics involved.

Lie Andrews John Kietn Suffolk Grand Jury Raine Glove Company Washington and Winter Streets

Arrest at Charles Street Jail Over Dress Theft Scheme

Klein was arrested at the Charles Street Jail after being found gathering clothing from a store. He allegedly descended a fire escape with the garments to take them to his room on Westland Avenue. Police found $7000 worth of dresses in his room. A woman connected to the incident was released on a $3000 bail yesterday.

Klein Charles Street Westland Avenue Bali

Boston Clergy Denounced as Fakers Move Raises Million

Bishop Lawrence told district chairs of the Million Dollar Endowment Fund in Cambridge that investigators found Boston residents denouncing clergymen as fakers and frauds. He stressed the drive will shape a public sense of the ministry and cited alumni enthusiasm. A City Club luncheon set next steps with district chairmen and planned meetings.

Lawrence Episcopal Theological School Cambridge City Club Boston Assebbage G. C. Quiett Clifford C. Payson C. R. Dickinson

Funeral for William J. Crowley Father of Boston lawyer

The funeral for William J. Crowley, father of John E. Crowley, a Boston bar member, will be held this morning at Immaculate Conception Church on Harrison Avenue. Crowley, renowned in wood carving for exterior church and building decoration, lived on Tremont Street near West Concord for over 60 years. Born June 14, 1840 in Taunton Massachusetts, he moved to Boston circa 1860 and was active in South End church and public life. He is survived by sons John E. Crowley and Vincent F. Crowley. interment to be in Fall River where his family has long ties.

William J. Crowley John E. Crowley Boston Immaculate Conception Harrison Avenue Crowley Tremont Street West Concord Taunton Mags South End John EB Vincent Fall River Bristol County

Necklace Found Believed Recovered by Boston Lady

Mrs William W Caswell of 251 Beacon Street Back Bay wife of a Boston civil engineer reported a 2000 pearl necklace with 882 pearls and diamond emerald clasp missing after entering a taxicab at 118 Beacon Street. She said the necklace may be returned today and declined to identify the finder. The taxicab company could not trace the jewels.

William W. Caswell Beacon Street Back Bay

Maine as Builder of Character Leaders in Agriculture and Industry

Clifton T. Gray president of Bates College predicts Maine will be one of the greatest states in the union, with an overcrowded hall of fame and leadership in agriculture and industry, in remarks to the Maine Society of New York.

New York Maine Clifton T. Gray Bates College Maine Society of New York

School of Adversity Shapes Maine’s Pioneers

The speaker argues Maine has produced many capable people but few slackers, attributing this to the harsh climate and rugged geography. He notes the rocky coast, severe winters, dense forests, and rough terrain as a persistent, practical school that fosters resilience and prowess among settlers and their descendants. Climate, he says, helps mold character, with Pilgrims’ fate tied to New England conditions.

Maine California

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