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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1922

Page

2

Leniency Criticized by Medical Examiner at Society Meeting

Dr Timothy Leary Suffolk medical examiner condemned sentimentality in crime handling at a City Club session of the Charitable Irish Society. He cited the Willis murder as proof a harsher verdict in Alfred Bartletts drug clerk murder trial would have prevented the crime.

Timothy Leary Suffolk Suffolk County Irish Society George A. Willis Alfred Bartlett Dorchester Leary

Defence appeals to psychopathic language in Bartlett case

A lawyer argued that using polysyllabic terms in front of a jury would influence them and claimed this tactic led to the Bartlett verdict being taken from the jury.

Dency

Day Sleuth Under Arrest Seals Lexington Officer Case

John Stevenson a special police officer of Lexington who aided the East Cambridge police in liquor raids by making sales was himself arrested. The incident adds a new twist to decades old undercover operations conducted by law enforcement.

John Stevenson Lexington East Cambridge Wag

Cambridge Drunkenness Arrest Involving Gun Incident

Stevenson was arrested for drunkenness after a Cambridge transit ride. Police say a passenger insulted him and he allegedly aimed a revolver at James Costello of East Cambridge. He was booked, and officers found a loaded automatic and another revolver at the station.

Stevenson Cambridge Lechmere Square James Costello Seventh’ Street East Cambridge

Fire at five story building damages Essex Street site

An automatic alarm at nine o clock sent Ladder 17 and Engine 7 to 145 Essex street a five story brick building occupied by Farley A careless smoking fire on the fourth floor caused about 1000 in damage firefighters responded to the blaze and reported the cause.

Essex Street Farley Harvey Co

Governors at White House urge shifting Volstead back to states

Maryland Governor Ritchie led a minority at the White House conference on prohibition enforcement calling for revoking the Volstead Act and returning the issue to state authority. He argued centralization harms state rights while urging stronger enforcement through state and federal laws, funding, and public support.

Washington Ritchie Maryland White House Kansas Allen Cox Massachusetts Congress

Gordon Girl Is Committed to Mclean Hospital

Dorothy J. Gordon was legally committed to McLean Hospital by Judge Arthur I. Stone in Cambridge district court after objections by her uncle’s counsel. An appeal was filed but doubtful to proceed. The judge refused to grant a jury trial or open the privately held hearing, citing pretrial publicity and challenges in selecting unbiased jurors.

Dorothy J. Gordon Mclean Hospital Arthur I. Stone Cambridge District Court John Louis Sheehan John D. Gardiner Sheehan

Christmas Tree Festival At Arlington Lodge Elks

The Arlington Lodge of Elks hosts a Christmas tree festival for children in Grand Army Hall Arlington this evening. An attractive programme is arranged and Santa Claus will be on hand to greet the youngsters.

Arlington Lodge of Elks Grand Army Hall Arlington Santa Claus

Grant Seen in Rogues Gallery Before Boston Murder

Rogues gallery photos of Webster Grant formerly of Uxbridge Lyman School and State Prison identified by financial district men as the man seen near Boston News Bureau just before Paymaster George Willis was murdered and robbed. Police will seek warrants for Grant and an accomplice believed to have driven the stolen car to Uxbridge. Circulars with pictures and a $1000 reward will be broadcast nationwide. Police seek the accomplice's name and details on Grant's liaison with a South End girl.

Webster Grant Uxbridge Lyman School Financial Boston George Willis Grant Graat Kerley Skillings Station 2 South End Therday Parole Board Conecic

City Detective Links Grant To Downtown Dwelling

Police claim they possess evidence that Grant had been living in the downtown city area. A three week prior note dated from the Peoples' Palace on Washington street is noted, though attendants say he is not known there and never roomed there. Captain Skillings stated the police have established the downtown residence connection.

Peoples’ Palace Washington Street

Boston Greeters of America Elect Officers at Adams House

The Boston Chapter of the Greeters of America hotel clerks held its annual meeting at the Adams House last night. Officers elected for the coming year include Edward H. Plummer as president, Nelson C. Richardson as first vice president, Thomas R. Brown as second vice president, Daniel C. Rhodes as secretary, and William O. Morin as treasurer.

Boston the Greeters of America Adams House Edward H. Plummer Touraine Nelson C. Richardson Thomas R. Brown Brunswick Daniel C. Rhodes New Richwood William O. Morin Copley-Plaza

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