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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1922
Page
8
North Andover on February 2 reports that George H Perkins will retire after 92 years as town treasurer. He states he will not seek reelection at the upcoming town meeting next month.
Benjamin Rubenstein aged thirty of 34 Wayland Street Roxbury was repairing a gas pipe on Hanover Street when he was overcome by illuminating gas. He was removed to the Relief Hospital where his condition is reported as recovering.
Four year old Anna M. McLaughlin of 4 Guernsey Street was killed when a Boston bound truck owned by the Metropolitan Coal Company struck her as she crossed Tremont Street. Driver Wis O'Brien of 912 Harrison Avenue was arrested for manslaughter and to be arraigned. The child died at City Hospital.
Hartford report notes Crolyn Hall in Thompson Connecticut prepared for guests as Mrs Marion Ream Stephens and Anastase Vonsixt zikv marry in New York and spend their honeymoon at the Ream summer home. The Crolyn Hall estate has long been the Ream family country house.
Miss Miriam Sears, lead actress in The Dream Maker at the Hollis, discusses stage romance and marriage. She recalls marrying Norval Redwell during Broadway run of Main Street, credits acting life and training with stability, and notes her current role demands poised, natural innocence amid melodrama.
Somerville police liquor squad conducted three raids last night led by Sergeant Sue M. Lynch and Patrolman Charles Lacey. At 71 Spring Street David Fuller’s store and 479 Columbia Street Benny Klayman’s store officers seized two gallons of liquor and one and a half gallons of wine in total, and a half gallon of liquor at Klayman’s. A tobacco shop at 2 Washington Street run by Patrick J. McBride yielded a pint of whiskey and two men were seen with glasses of whiskey. McBride was arrested and released on bail.
Boston traffic officers and drivers discuss jay driving on crowded streets. A veteran taxi operator blames distracted drivers and praises orderly signaling, while police note 9 percent of cars are well driven. Boston’s traffic squad advocates obeying signals, coordinating with officers, and reducing jams at major intersections.
A Central Court test case involving Thompson's Spa Hyzra and the Eaton brothers, Charles and Malcolm, moves to Superior Court for alleged bakery act violations after findings of guilt were admitted and appeals taken.
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