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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1922

Page

8

Morphia sales linked to Dr Stevens in fatal case

Dr Michael M. Stevens on trial for manslaughter in the death of assistant Grace Logue. Pharmacist testified selling morphia to Stevens a day before the body was found. The defense pressed questions on morphine doses while medical experts described typical effects and symptoms.

Michael M. Stevens Woburn Grace Logue Callahan C. W. Blood Dr. Stevens William F. Boos Boos Robert C. Murchlie Stevens Dr. Boos Miss Logue Murchief George B. Magrath Suffolk County Miss Bowers Susan Logue Everett Edward McIntyre

142 Drunks Over Holiday Report

Memorial Day drew 142 arrests in the city with 83 released without arraignment. Fifty nine appeared in Central Court where penalties ranged from 10 to 30 days or probation. Judges urged restraint as more drinkers vowed to reform.

House of Correction

LeBon Committee Plans Testimonial Dinner Tonight

The LeBon committee meets at the City Club at 8 tonight to finalize a testimonial and June T dinner at Copley Plaza for Charles P. LeBon, English High School’s longtime French teacher retiring after 35 years. The group aims to raise about $10,000, with Francis A. Daly as chairman, Lindsay B. Schell as secretary, and John Co. Heyer as treasurer.

LeBon Francis A. Daly Lindsay B. Schell John Co. Heyer

Veteran to face challenger for Suffolk registrar post

William T. A. Fitzgerald long serves as Suffolk county registrar of deeds and faces first real opposition. Captain Francia D. Harrigan, Boston lawyer and World War veteran from Dorchester, announces his candidacy for the office.

William T. A. Fitzgerald Suffolk County Francia D. Harrigan Boston Dorchester Fitzgerald

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