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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1922
Page
5
State tax notice lists individuals with Massachusetts homes on or before Jan 1 1922 who earned 1921 income from bonds notes loans dividends salaries and other sources. Separate returns required for husbands and wives. Penalties accrue for late filings after March 2.
Mrs. McBride testifies that her author husband threw books and a water bucket during arguments over philosophy and cosmic consciousness. She alleges he abused her and even threw a cat, detailing a troubled marriage that began in New Orleans and moved to Bethel before settling in New York.
Arthur C. Croker of Somerville, registrar of probate in Middlesex County, reports a man named Delorey charged with assault after a wild night. Bond set at $2000 as the case proceeds in court.
Jury continues hearing to gather evidence as several bank leaders are expected to be called. Report notes possible indictments against other bank executives based on the developing case.
Max Mitchell yesterday pleaded not guilty in Suffolk County Superior Court to four secret indictments from the last special grand jury session. He was arraigned before Judge Bishops with bail set at 60,000. The cases allege Mitchell caused his chauffeur George Elder to act as bank treasurer for a day to endorse an 18,500 note, involved a stenographer Anna Monahan signing 40,000 in notes on weak security, and raised cash to relieve his wife Ida Mitchell's obligations. Prosecutors say he funded a 120,000 note from a Cosmopolitan Trust Co. loan, with several other counts of fraudulent lending and false reports. The government contends Mitchell singlehandedly caused the bank shortfall. other staff are largely cleared. The total amount named in the indictments exceeds expectations for the case.
Frank B Madera of South Street Plymouth pleaded guilty to 15 charges of breaking and entering and larceny, admitting he acted alone in all incidents since December. He told Judge Harry B Davis in Third District Court that three overnight dwelling breaks occurred outside his jurisdiction and faced fines.
An old advertisement touts Father John’s medicine as a remedy to strengthen against grippe. It claims natural ingredients provide health support without drugs and urges readers to buy for preventative use.
A Sofia despatch to the Times reports the Bulgarian cabinet has approved a treaty with the United States. If the Sobranje passes it, the agreement will be sent to Washington for ratification.
Professor Richard Cabot, world famous diagnostician and Radcliffe social ethics professor, praises Radcliffe and Harvard students for eager discussion. He urges more contact with the outside world to counteract artificial life and notes women interpret and use words readily in classrooms and with instructors.
An advertisement touts Mentho Sulphur as a quick remedy for breakouts such as eczema rash pimples and ring worm. The skin specialist claims its germ destroying properties soothe irritations heal eruptions and reduce embarrassment with rapid improvement after regular use. Obtain a small jar from a good druggist and apply like cold cream.
An advertisement touts Tanlac as a vegetable reconstructive tonic that aids digestion, builds tissue and nerve strength, and treats stomach, liver and bowel disorders. It cites widespread public testimony of restored health, rapid weight gain, and notes International Proprietaries, Inc. distributes it with Liggett Drug Stores in Boston.
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