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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1922

Page

4

Ambrose Van Buskirk to Face Jury for Old Crime

Ambrose Van Buskirk, 2, formerly confined at Bane hospital Bridgewater, will be tried in Ba len tomorrow for a 14 year old murder in South Lawrence. The plan is to prove the crime then show insanity. If found sane, he faces life at Bridgewater. if insanity is upheld, verdict not guilty by reason of insanity. District Attorney S Howard Donnell will present facts.

van Buskirk Bridgewater Hfe Governor's Council S. Howard Donnell

Charles E Files Dies In Portland At 48

Portland Maine state highway inspector for years and former alderman Charles E Files died today at age 48. He served as council member and was known in local transportation circles. Funeral plans were not announced.

Portland Charles E. Files

Broad selection of value table gifts across floors

This sale displays many gifts of china and glass on first, second and third floors. Six tables per floor show a range of prices from 1 to 10 dollars and 1 to 5 dollars with hundreds of new articles added for this event.

Theatre Yeggs Busy in Roxbury

Police believe the theatre yeggs focusing on Boston after a safe cracking at the Dudley Theatre Roxbury. They pried open the door with a crowbar but found no cash in the locked safe.

YEGGS Roxbury Boston Dudley Theatre Dudley Washington Streets

Theatre Robbers Find Hidden Cash Box After Roof Entry

Thieves entered the theatre by a roof and second floor window and stole about $200 from a metal cash box hidden in a closet. A watchman’s approach frightened them, and they fled. Inspector Rawlins checked for fingerprints but found none, as gloves were believed worn.

the Yeggs Joseph Rawlins Police

Autoist killed at Reading crossing near Pleasantville

An express train from Camden on the Reading Railroad struck an automobile driven by B. M. Griffin aged 42, a former Bethlehem resident. Griffin was killed instantly and his body thrown about 15 feet from the tracks at the New Road crossing near Pleasantville New Jersey.

Atlantic City N. J Camden Reading Railroad B. M. Griffin Bethlehem Penn New Road Crossing Pleasantville Griffith

Labor agent not guilty of murder in Chicago case

Thomas Walsh, business agent for the Sheet Metal Workers' Union, was found not guilty by a jury of the murder of George Gast, a waiter at a veins tube operated by Adolph Georg Jr. The jury reached its verdict after a yearlong legal battle and deliberated last night.

Chicago Thomas Walsh Sheet Metal Workers’ Union George Gast Adolph Georg, Jr

Waterfront Notices and Incoming Vessels at Boston Harbor

Four stowaways found aboard the Swedish steamer Hellenic at Commonwealth Pier are to be held for deportation after docking at South Boston. The Liberty Glo arrived from Buenos Aires and Santos to discharge hides wool and merchandise. The San Bruno was delayed by storm en route from Port Simon and Cristobal with passengers and tropical fruit. The Thorsdal from Androssan berthed at Lewis Wharf with newsprint, reporting fair weather aside from a local storm. Storms reduced fishing arrivals at South Boston Fish Pier and delayed coastwise sailings. only the Will iam Green to Tampico and the Artigas to Philadelphia sailed yesterday.

Commonwealth Pier South Boston Anderson Gothenburg Liberty Glo Bochius Buenos Aires Santos Army Base Pier Boston United Fruit San Bruno Port Simon Hristobal Thorsdal Androssan Lewis Wharf William Green Tampico Mex Artigas Hiladelphia

Shipping News Highlights from Atlantic Steam Routes

The report lists steamers Liberty lo Boehius and others sailing from Rotterdam to South American and North Atlantic ports, including Buenos Ayres Santos and Rosario routes. It notes vessels like Hellenic Swed i Anders son Gothenburg Maasburg and B. M. ships to New York and Philadelphia, with tugs Wathgate and Wm. G. Howard towing barges along the East Coast.

Liberty Lo Boehius Buenos Ayres Santos Andersson Gothenburg Maasburg Rotterdam Wincote Williams Liverpool Roxe Castle Brod Munir Syrdn C. B Thorsdal Ardroswan Delaware Foren New York Lake Kismere Macbeth Jacksonville Charleston Wathgate Chenango Trenrydy Dpd F. McAllister Kalin Elizabethport Sadie Ross Ross Providence Shanon G. Howard Sandwich P. m

Incoming Steamers and Pending Arrivals Worldwide

The Post Marine Record lists ship movements with many calls across global ports. Entries include Rhode Island Newport Arna Immingham and Eastern Leader and numerous others with tentative dates and loading status.

Tucker Wins by Recount in Chelsea Alderman Race

The Chelsea recount of the alderman at large election finished at 7 PM, reelecting John H. Tucker by three votes over George R. Harney Jr. Tucker's margin reversed Harney's earlier four-vote win, affecting Mayor Quigley's control of the board. Final tally: Tucker 3147, Harney 3144.

Chelsea John H. Tucker George R. Harney, Jr Harney Tucker Board of Aldermen Quigley

Stabbing Ends Trench Feud in Somerville

Marine John Katinergy of the U S S Utah was stabbed in Somerville after a dispute linked to trench fighting in France. Costas Dilboy, 30, brother of Somerville’s Dilboy Field namesake, was arrested and identified by Katinergy. Dilboy was bailed after arrest.

France Somerville John Katinergy Utah Costas Dilboy Poplar George Dilboy Katinergy Poplar Street Dilbou Dilboy

Organization of Ferry Company Completed

The Martha's Vineyard and Cape Cod Ferry Company completed its organization at a meeting in Vineyard Haven. Officers elected are President Francis A. Foster, vice-president Moses Miller, treasurer Herbert N. Hinkley, and clerk Eben D. Bodfish. Capital is $100,000 with plans to launch a Vineyard Woods Hole ferry service next summer to transport automobiles.

27 Missing After Tug Rel iance Disaster Off Lizard Island

Twenty seven people are missing and feared drowned after the tug Reliance struck rocks off Lizard Island four days earlier. The ship carried 14 crew and 22 passengers, and survivors report boats separated during a blizzard with little hope of rescue.

Sault Ste. Marie, Mich Reliance Lizard Island Superior Paper Company al Tonight Lizzard Island D. A. Williams John Harten Here

Baldy the Adjutant Stork Dies at Boston Zoo

Baldy, a marabou stork at Franklin Park Zoo, died of old age yesterday after more than a decade there. The Indian native with a bald head and huge bill lived alone in the bird house and attracted many children.

Baldy Zoo Franklin Park India Stork Boston Zoo

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