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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1922
Page
16
Attorney General Allen will seek to contest Pennsylvania coal tax laws after their recent Supreme Court ruling. Gov Cox asked action to prevent possible coal price increases in Massachusetts, citing an estimated impact over 2 million dollars to consumers.
A clipped fragment notes a discussion of tax laws and that Mr Allen told him he was consulting with Attorneys General from other states.
In Winsted Connecticut on July 2 Raymond S Frary the town s oldest active merchant after 48 years in business today bought a new house on High street following eviction from his 48 year home by a real estate dealer.
William McCabe was returned to Charles Street Jail for six months to expiate a $50 forgery. He was in jail awaiting appeal and impressed officials with his interior decorator skills. Judge Flynn noted a 15 year Ohio forgery and escape sentence awaiting him.
Terry Montana July 7 In a Northwestern prairie town on the Yellowstone River a Boston writer recalls a dramatic 48 hours on the road from North Dakota into Montana. He describes gumbo mud, buttes, remounts, rattlers and friendly Western camaraderie as he plots onward toward Marmouth and Terry.
Campaign headquarters for District Attorney Thomas C. OBrien were leased at 73 Cornhill where his re election campaign will be outlined next month. A statement from his office credits his manager with 4000 signatures for the Democratic and Republican nominations, over 80000 for the Democratic nomination.
The Malden Chamber held its annual outing at the Marlborough Inn in Malden with officials from State and city attendees. Lieut. Gov. Alvan T. Fuller spoke on fair play and integrity in business and politics. An afternoon of athletic games followed for members and guests.
A summer dress features a large checked voile fabric with a side pleated skirt and a wide taffeta tie sash. The blouse complements with a tuxedo collar and a vestee of fancy white organdie, described as one of the season’s most attractive outfits.
Describes a slip over dress in checked or striped gingham in attractive colors with a white pique collar cuffs and pocket tabs finished with a sash.
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