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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1922
Page
5
John H. Melden of Brockton Massachusetts was arraigned in St Albans Vermont city court on charges of transporting intoxicating liquor into the country. He pleaded guilty and was fined 855.97 dollars, with his car and the liquor forfeited and costs of destruction paid.
An advertisement claims over a million users in the US UK and Canada rely on Pape’s Diapepsin to relieve sour gassy or out of order stomachs in five minutes. It advises readers to get a sixty cent case from a druggist and prove quick relief from indigestion.
The Massachusetts Wilson campaign opened at the Old State House Boston with John F. Moors announcing an $85,000 state quota. Jessie Wilson Sayre and Woodrow Wilson Sayre attended as family figures amid pledges to uphold Wilson ideals and support the Woodrow Wilson Foundation. Lieutenant Governor Alvan T. Fuller sent a strong endorsement and a donation. The event concluded with the campaign lasting to Monday and donations directed to Tremont Street headquarters.
In White Plains, Justice Seegar weighs a purge of contempt against Max Gottehrer of Yonkers. He argues a man cannot live in NYC on 17.50 weekly while his wife and son share 436 weekly, as Mrs Gottehrer and their son contribute to the family income. The motion was adjourned for Thursday as court probes further.
Herbert Powers 64 Van Winkle street Bertram Reynolds 24 Alban street and Herbert Raphael of Harley street Ashmont youths appeared in Dorchester court on charges of breaking and entering at night in Ashmont Dorchester. They were held in 1600 each for Grand Jury appearance before Judge Churchhill.
B F Mon roney surrendered to Sheriff Aye claiming financial woes drove him to exterminate his entire family. He said he killed them while they slept and displayed the bodies and the axe to officials. He attempted suicide in the barn using a window cord but failed.
Louis Guisto, the first man, may return to Cleveland this year but is more likely to stay with Oakland, has assumed charge of the St Marys College baseball squad in California and will coach until spring training arrives.
An advertisement extols Kellogg's Bran as a natural remedy for constipation and systemic ills. It urges daily intake of two tablespoons and suggests versatile uses in foods, claiming permanent relief with regular use and noting palatability and health benefits.
President Harding nominated Martin L. Durgin of Milo Maine to be appraiser of merchandise in Customs Collection District No 1 with headquarters in Portland Maine.
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