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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1922
Page
12
Mrs. A. Mitchell Palmer wife of the former attorney general of the United States died suddenly at her Washington home tonight. The death ends a long illness or sudden event reported from the capital with no further details provided.
An involuntary petition in bankruptcy was filed against Cushnoc Paper Company and Kennebec Paper Company of Augusta. A hearing on appointing receivers is set for tomorrow.
An advertisement extols Kellogg’s Bran as nature’s health food that cleanses without irritation and can permanently relieve constipation when eaten regularly. It claims widespread benefit, improving complexion and breath, and suggests versatile uses from cereals to baked goods for all ages.
Francois de Comptois and Edward Slattery, members of Father Finn's Paulist Choristers from New Orleans and Boston, sang for President and Mrs Harding at the White House after a private Washington performance. The two boys, praised by the President, join the touring choir ahead of a Symphony Hall appearance on Sunday evening January 15.
The Massachusetts Bankers Association with about 120 members at the Copley Plaza banquet passed a resolution opposing a farmer as a Federal Reserve Board member, calling the bill class legislation. Senator Frank B. Willis warned Russia's resources could threaten New England if German planning unlocks them.
Mrs. Marion P. Jackson of Cambridge filed a 25000 dollar suit in Dedham Superior Court seeking damages from Mrs. Cedrick H. Potter of Needham for alienation of the affections of her husband, Frea W. Jackson. The writ alleges Potter contrived to injure and deprive Jackson of his comfort and society.
A small safe stolen from Dr. Harry Goldinger at 6 Meridian Street was found unopened in a vacant shed behind James Mullen’s stable at 3 Gove Street. The safeguard held two bank books insurance papers and $20 in gold dental filling.
Massachusetts branch American Legion executive committee meets at 4 PM in State House headquarters to discuss annual plans and consolidates city agencies aiding unemployment relief. Commander Charles H. Cole aims to unify efforts to place veterans in work as hundreds seek assistance daily. Over 300 ex service men visited the committee yesterday while $3500 was raised to aid rent food and fuel.
The Boston Sunday Post Magazine will feature complete the humor piece Betty's Painter by L. H. Robbins, noted as a humorist of unusual ability.
Patrolman David Gallery traced footprints to an electric car line and helped arrest Thomas McGourty of Natick. He was arraigned in Dedham District Court for assault and battery against Miss Annie Cooper a Wellesley maid employed by the John Edmunds family and held on 2500 bond for the grand jury. McGourty a farmhand denied the charge though Cooper testified the assault occurred Christmas night as she walked home from a party. Motorman Sidney A. Vinton testified to seeing McGourty on his car riding toward Natick the night of the incident.
Harold Homer and Charles W. Cook faced high bail after being accused of a Columbus Avenue hold up last week. Detectives Manning and Cronin say the pair used pistols and struck the shopkeeper Charles Palsides, a Columbus Avenue shopkeeper, while a witness screamed, prompting their escape without money.
A lengthy sale list outlines reduced prices on robes hats hosiery suits and overcoats for men women and children. It details former prices for items like robes long and short lounge pieces and various undergarments along with infant wear blankets and toys. It notes discounts on shoes belts scarves and home goods including wall paper and blankets.
A long list of women’s and children’s apparel and housewares items reduced from various prices. Includes boys rompers and suits, coats, skirts, umbrellas, shirts, hosiery, curtains, and soaps with steep markdowns. Multiple brands and fabrics noted, from khaki suits to silk pillows and curtains.
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