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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1921
Page
2
A sensational device combines sensitized stethoscopes and telegraphone style recording to map heart and lung reactions to love and fear. Inventors claim the charts detect truth in divorce cases and even verify promises to pay, ushering in a new era of character analysis.
Patrolman Anthony Tobin of Sixth Street South Boston, previously attached to East Dedham, was reinstated after a Boston police trial board found he was not drunk. The hearing, overseen by Captains Grant Skillings and Good among others, followed a raid on a South End hotel and a prior arrest for drunkenness.
Morris Rose a Back Bay tailor at 55 St Botolph street was fined by Judge Wentworth in Central Court after arraignment on larceny of an overcoat belonging to James F Carrigan of 78 Charlesbank road.
The president downplays four power treaty disputes as unimportant and says he is satisfied with the delegates' work and has full confidence in them despite attempts to magnify his differing views with American delegates.
President Harding defends the four power Pacific treaty saying it creates no alliance or entanglement. He presses for peace aims, rejects withholding information charges, and supports possible Senate reservations only if needed. He cites progress toward peace and calls for a righteous adjustment without war.
A speaker argues that leaders must sit together calmly to resolve disputes as wars end with tables and talks. He cites Austria and Servia as historic lessons and presses for global peacemaking through shared, principled diplomacy across nations.
Mrs Theodore Roosevelt widow of the late President hosted the Cove Neck School pupils at Oyster Bay New York giving each child fruit and a small gift under a family custom. The Roosevelt reunion will not occur this Christmas due to Theodore Roosevelt's duties in Washington related to the armament conference.
Judge Creed yesterday refused the petition by John H. McDonough for warrants against Patrolman Michael J. Farron and Mortimer T. O Connor over an alleged unwar ranted assault during his arrest for drunkenness. McDonough testified witnesses saw beatings, while Police Michael H. Crowley stated McDonough showed no marks when visiting headquarters.
Wakefield hosts a pre Christmas celebration with carols on the Common and a porch hymn concert from 8:30 to 9:30 led by Town Hall trumpeters. Community singing follows, with groups visiting town areas to perform carols for residents. At midnight the Baptists Church vestry serves refreshments.
New Brunswick New Jersey December 23 Posses scour the area for George Garris a carpenter linked by police to the death of Tessie Kucharski six year old found murdered and packed in a hotel suitcase Autopsy shows strangulation with bed ticking used to secure her head and heels as threats of violence escalate.
A Duggan girl from the article is expected to be arrested soon on indictment for alleged involvement with a blackmail gang and may be released on bail or her own recognizance.
President Harding pardoned Debs along with 196 other war time offenders after a lengthy review. Details show Debs faced a Canton Ohio trial for obstructing the draft and was transferred to Atlanta prison before parole and commutations were granted. Also released were several espionage act cases with varying fates.
New York police report narcotics detective Cotter used disguises but vendors spotted him by two gold teeth. He had them extracted and today arrested his first suspect in three weeks.
Two British warships have orders to proceed to Egypt immediately and other units of the Mediterranean fleet are told to leave at the shortest notice.
Mrs Madeline Delruss of 33 Sheafe Street Boston says Tanlac gained her eleven pounds and restored strength after five years of weakness. She describes relief from kidney pains nerve troubles and insomnia and notes three bottles completed the cure. Tanlac is distributed by International Proprietaries Inc sold in Boston at Liggett Drug Stores.
Mrs Debs, gravely ill at home, greets word of President Harding's commutation of Eugene V Debs's 10 year sentence. She says this Christmas will be her happiest and hopes for his homecoming despite her illness. Other household members await further updates.
Plans for a subdued reception mark the aged Socialist leader Debs homecoming in Terre Haute. Debs and his wife wish a quiet celebration, yet thousands of labor leaders and sympathizers from Chicago and other cities are expected to attend a notable greeting.
Eugene V. Debs was expected to be released from the Atlanta Federal Penitentiary on December 23. His brother Theodor Debs and David Karsner of New York Socialist joined others in Atlanta while officials gave no word. Washington dispatches claimed a Christmas release, with Debs planning to return to Terre Haute Indiana and announce tour plans after reuniting with his family.
Following evidence presented to Attorney General Allen by Bank Commissioner Allen, a new probe into closed trusts seeks to examine Hanover Prudential and Cosmopolitan banks. State brokers also review actions of bank officers.
Attorney General and Bank Commissioner refuse to discuss the case as investigations into three banks reveal alleged illegal transfers, fraudulent lending, forgery and larceny hints. For over a year reviews by the Bank Commissioner uncovered sensational evidence, with Pelletier trial pending and a posttrial eruption anticipated in the Commonwealth’s legal actions.
Edward Le Breaux age 30 a Lynn salesman shot himself in the head with a single barrel shotgun at his lodging house 128 Liberty Street Lynn Despondency attributed by his wife to heavy drinking led to the act.
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