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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1920
Page
3
Buster the French poodle, once belonging to the late Dr. Charles D. McCarthy of Malden, returned after 19 months. The dog was heard whining in the cellar to signal his homecoming, ending a long mystery and prompting questions about the theft and the doctor’s death.
Arthur Shaw, a renowned financier linked with multiple businesses, has been elected vice-president of the National City Bank of Chelsea. The bank is described as growing rapidly and attracting more friends under sound management.
Harry Wilkes of Boston, former local manager of J. M. Miller & Company in Fale River, failed to appear after posting bail on a larceny charge tied to stock dealings. He was arrested July 2 at Mohican Hotel following a $250 stock dispute raised by Frank W. Fleet. A Boston sportsman hinted Wilkes once boxed under a different name.
Arch bishop Daniel F. Mannix of Australia will sail on the Baltic next Saturday for Queenstown, despite British government notification that he will not be allowed to visit Ireland. He plans to land there during the voyage.
Archbishop Mannix denounces Australia’s Premier Hughes at a reception, accusing him of anti Irish and anti Catholic bias and pledging to return to Australia to confront him. The speech links Ireland, Belgium, and Britain in a wartime context and forecasts a possible jail for Mannix.
Burglars believed to be boys broke into Edna Perkins home at 197 Allen Avenue Lynn. They pried a 200 pound safe, stole pennies, tried to crack the bound safe with an axe, and set fire to the dwelling as neighbors discovered the blaze causing about 56 dollars in damage.
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