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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1919
Page
2
John Baker Keyes and Miss Florence Girardin will not marry, according to the girl's father who told a Post reporter last night that they are not to wed.
The father speaks at his Dorchester home as reporter asks about Miss Girardin and her 63 year old fiancé Keyes. She sends word she has nothing to say more. The father denies marriage plans with a curt exchange, saying Never.
The Rev William W Iliffe at First Presbyterian Church Brookline offered a poem Mary had a little vote praising prohibition and its broad victory. He cited police records July 3 4 with no arrests and contrasted Brookline Boston stations noting Elihu Root's stance toward brewers.
A man’s departure was scheduled for the following day while the accused pair attempted a theft to obtain $300. The safe later yielded the money, but the pair did not secure it.
Elnora Reise Baker admits she and husband Harry G. Baker, known as ex felons, plotted the killing of Dwight P. Chapman in Westboro. The account details repeated hammer blows and a struggle as investigators weigh who acted. The couple’s parole breach and potential motives are examined amid conflicting defenses.
William Cassill of the Citymen Assembly spoke on Ireland’s fate at St Rose Hall South End pointing to world war sacrifices and Erin’s sons returning to subjugation. He praised the Boston Post for supporting the Irish cause after a business meeting led by Thomas Reilly.
A dynamite blast at the Anaconda Copper Mining Company pay office in Butte Montana damaged the building and nearby structures in the business district. An iron grate was blown onto a street, narrowly missing a crowded street car. Damage estimated at five thousand dollars.
Continued from the first page, the notice states saloons will open tomorrow and sales will be left to the dealers.
As city licenses fast track beer sales Nantasket Beach hotelkeepers plan a defense campaign in a looming test case against federal prohibition actions. Boston and Hull authorities report no arrests while crowds rush to near beer, and a test case against a local dealer is anticipated.
Six year old Theodore Zakarayan of 129 Woodrow Avenue Dorchester fell in a barn at 126 Woodrow Avenue and sustained a compound fracture of the lower left leg while playing with companions.
A large Arlington gathering in the Robbins Memorial Town Hall heard Francis J. Maguire preside as Thomas A. Mullen and Dr. James T. Gallagher argued for Ireland’s self-government. The evening included patriotic songs by a largely St. Agnes’ Church choir.
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