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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1919

Page

11

Court Clerk Frank J. Tuttle resigns after 33 years in Boston courts

Frank J. Tuttle, a veteran court clerk for more than four decades, resigns from the Corichester District Court after 11 years in charge of records. His career spans 33 years in courts across Dorchester and South Boston, with previous service at the South Boston Court and appointments by Governor Rice and Governor Coolidge. Alpheus Sanford of Dorchester will succeed him, appointed by Governor Coolidge.

Frank J. Tuttle Boston Corichester District Court Tuttle Dorchester South Boston Mr. Tuttle Rice Rik Burbank Joseph D. Fallon Joseph R. Churchill Perry and Creech Alpheus Sanford Kingsdale Street Coolidge

Nonogenarian Mrs Boynton sets Vermont rug sewing record

Burlington November 20 Mrs Adelia P Boynton of Morrisville marks her 90th birthday by braiding and sewing 13 large rugs in nine months. She also knitted for the Red Cross two mufflers 12 sponges and 35 pairs of stockings and made mittens for family. Despite age she remains healthily active and well informed.

Burlington Adelia P. Boynton Morrisville Vermont

Father John's Medicine Advert To Treat Colds And Coughs

An advertisement promotes Father John's Medicine as a safe cold and cough remedy. It claims the product contains no alcohol or dangerous drugs.

Father John

Sugar profiteer defiant on Armistice Day arrest

At North Street a dispute over sugar prices led United States Commissioner Hayes to hear testimony against Joseph Lamkofsky, owner of Boston Sugar & Jobbing Co., accused of selling 1500 pounds at 20 cents per pound on Armistice Day. An arbitration board failed to recover excess funds, prompting federal involvement.

North Street United States Hayes Joseph Lamkofsky Boston Sugar & Jobbing Co Uncle Sam

Salem creamery owner testifies on sugar price scheme

Kalman Kastel, owner of a Salem creamery, says he paid 300 cash for 1600 pounds of sugar and signed bills stating 912 cents a pound to obtain any sugar. He describes pressure to join a $100 arbitration and lamkofsky’s alleged profiteering, while other witnesses report steep prices and interrupted deliveries. Commissioner Hayes forwarded the matter to the federal grand jury.

Kalman Kastel Salem Street Lamkofsky United States Shea American Sugar Refining Company Samuel Pollen North End Meyer J. Sawyer Hayes Federal Grand Jury

Katherine Brayton to Become Bride of Dr Andrew MacAusland

The engagement of Miss Katherine Brayton of Fall River to Dr. Andrew R. MacAusland of Boston is announced. Miss Brayton is the daughter of Mrs. H. A. Brayton, and Dr MacAusland, known in Boston, has an office at 240 Newbury Street.

Katherine Brayton Fall River Andrew R. MacAusland Boston Miss Brayton H. A. Brayton MacAusiland Newbury Street

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