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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1922

Page

5

Connebough couple remarries after years apart

Mrs Lil Nan Currier Sullivan of Concord and Attorney Michael R Sullivan of Haverhill Mass were remarried July 5 by Rev Dennis C Ling at St Johns Church They had divorced years before in Manchester Mrs Sullivan worked at William B Durgin silversmith plant and will join her husband in Haverhill Sullivan a prominent Elks member and lawyer in Haverhill previously worked in Manchester and Boston as a journalist and lawyer

Concord M. H Lil- Nan Currier Sullivan Michael R. Sullivan Haverhill Mass Manchester Dennis C. Ling St. John’s Church Sullivan The Elks

Trimmings Dyed to Match Frock in Irish and Venetian Lace

Trimmings of Irish crochet and Venetian lace are dyed to match the color of the frock, blending textiles with the garment for a coordinated look.

Free Ice by Court Order Shocks Wakefield Families

Judge Thomas P. Riley ordered seven Wakefield families to receive ice free of charge until Labor Day as punishment for short weight by ice men. Four drivers chose fines over continued free ice, leaving recipients including Mrs Lavine Titer and Mrs Celia Starkman among others.

Lucky Wakefield Thomas P. Riley Malden Court David Peterson Lavine Titer Elm Street Wakefield Titer William McWhinnie Mary White Pleasant Street George Holt Frances Chelles Frances Avenue Evangeline Fuller Greenwood Avenue George Fowler Celia Starkman Salem Street John Bailey Swain Street Annie Deland

Post commends stand on education and Boston politics

Scituate letter from J D Russelia praises the Post for backing its教育 stance against the Towner Sterling bill. The writer argues Massachusetts is not suited for propaganda and warns of revolutionary change, noting the bill’s second term weakens its historic claim.

A. Lincoln Filene Filene Bill Scituate J. D. Russelia

Chief Developments in Coal Strike Yesterday

J L Lewis, head of the striking miners, predicted a interstate joint conference will be arranged within a few days to permit a resumption of mining. Governor McCray of Indiana warned that if the strike is not settled within five days he will take over mines to supply Indiana with fuel.

J. L. Lewis McCray Indiana

Shuffle Along to Open at Selwyn Theatre

All colored music comedy Shuffle Along comes to the Selwyn Theatre for tomorrow evening. Miller and Lyles are praised as top colored comedians and authors. Eubie Blake and Noble Sissle provide the lyrics and score, both veterans of the 15th Infantry.

Selwyn Theatre Boston Miller and Lyles America F. E. Miller Aubrey Lyles Eubie Blake Noble Sissle 15Th Infantry Blake Jim Europe Europe

Four Suspects Arrested in Boston Vendetta Case

Four men were arrested in New Haven on suspicion of involvement in a Boston vendetta killing. Each is held on $3000 bonds for concealed weapons charges. Suspects include James Monro of Roxbury Vencenzo Argoso of Hamden Martin Pasqualitti of Providence and Pasquale Mariotto of Providence. A Boston clipping about the Dedham death was found on them and three wore revolvers in coat sleeve pockets.

New Haven Dedham Mass Boston James Monro Columbus Avenue Roxbury Vencenzo Argoso Benton Street Hamden Conn Martin Pasqualitti Cedar Street Providence Pasquale Mariotto Richmond Street Anthony Delgodie St. Charles Street

Fob Found in Salem Boy Murder Clue

A 14K gold watch fob with three gold discs bearing rulers likeness was found near Henry P. McMahons body by Kenneth K Porter. Police say it appears torn from a chain during a struggle and may be a key clue in solving the murder of the 12 year old Boston street pupil. The case remains unsolved after one week with many suspects questioned.

Salem Henry P. McMahon Kenneth K. Porter Bridge Street Kaiser Wilhelm Germany Turkey Franz Joseph Austria Boston Street Essex County

Suspects Sought in McMahon Boy Disappearance

Salem police press on after two outstanding suspects, an Armenian and a Russian Pole, fled as clues point to possible Boston or other cities. Investigators doubt Walter Crean’s identification of the man with the murdered boy. New clothing found at Forest River Park adds to the urban crime probe.

McMahon Highland Avenue Salem Peabody Muderer Sussex County Boston Walter Crean T. Q. Stevenson Woodstock Vermont Boston Street Cas Swampscott Ipswich Samuel Adams Forest River Park Adams Park

Sergeant Connor of Brookline Police Dead

Sergeant John T. Connor long a Brookline Police Department member died suddenly at his home. Born January 16 1871 in Brookline he joined the force December 28 1895 and became a sergeant April 22 1915. He was a council member K of C and Police Mutual Benefit Association. Survived by a son two brothers a sister and his mother. Funeral at St Marys Church of the Assumption with high mass Saturday at 9 burial in Holyhood Cemetery.

John T. Connor Brookline St. Mary's Church of the Assumption Holyhood Cemetery

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