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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1922
Page
9
Peter Kissel, Leverett street drug store proprietor, was fined $100 in Central Court for illegal sale of liquor to Officer Agnes Seaway. Fifteen gallons were involved in the incident.
Judge Sullivan sent 17 year old Harriet McNorton of Everett to the House of the Good Shepherd and 18 year old Minnie Moosehead to Sherborn reformatory after deeming them unfit to care for themselves.
Mrs. Margot Asquith spoke at Symphony Hall on People, Politics and Events to about 2,500 attendees. A large portion left early amid poor acoustics while she defended her diary and claimed her husband had no role in its creation. she praised prohibition and recounted encounters with an American musical comedy star.
A playful historical note mocks the groundhog’s weather prophecy on Candlemas Day. The writer recalls Eve and Adam, then reports mist and sun yesterday, noting Old Grubby ducking under a cloud to reveal 53 degrees marking the warmest February 2 since 1877.
New York report says elderly millionaire Dr. D Stokes testified that refusing $36,000 a year for his wife Helen Elwood Stokes led to an assault. He claimed she attacked him. the cook intervened in the kitchen and saved him, leaving him in bed two weeks.
Mrs Constance M Coltman alternates with her husband in the pulpit of the Congregationalist Church at Maidvale England.
William Crawford and Charles Clifford were found inside a barroom at 334 Commercial Street. Officers Manning and Farron corralled the two after flashing lights. Central Court set high bail for their upcoming hearing on theft of 60 pounds of chocolates and related charges.
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