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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1922

Page

6

Man of mystery tied to Boston and New York financier circles

The article traces William Robert Montgomery a Boston and New York figure linked to Charles Burrill Seth Gano and W Lee George. It details a past Sing Sing sentence for Hamilton Bank losses in 1911, ties to Augustus Heinze and Morse, and later Boston finance schemes with Constantine. It questions a possible link to Massachusetts social and financial networks.

W. Robert Montgomery Charles L. Burrill Commonwealth of Massachusetts Seth Gano Henry L. Higginson W. Lee George Elijah George Claire Miller Sally” Company Marilyn Miller Claire Geneva Mitchell Back Bay Jack Sanborn New York Montgomery Sing Sing Hamilton Bank Augustus Heinze Charles W. Morse William Robert Montgomery Bronx Boston Constantine Prudential Trust Company William P. Bailey Thorndike American Discount Corporation Halifax F. Augustus Heinze

De Valera Plans Campaign Whirlwind, Mayo and Sligo

In Dublin on June 14 AP reports Republicans surge as polling day nears. Eamon De Valera will address two meetings tonight and begin a Mayo Sligo tour tomorrow where three of five seats are held by Republicans and two independents contend. De Valera remains popular in Mayo.

Dublin Associated Press Eamon de Valera Mayo Sligo de Valera

Juryman Fined $50 for Contempt

Providence report says Judge J. Jerome Hahn fined Nathaniel Jackson of 58 South Union Street Pawtucket $50 and costs after a contempt finding. Jackson, a juror in the Arthur Avdes drunken driving trial, discussed the case with another juror contrary to court instructions.

Providence J. Jerome Hahn Superior Court Nathaniel Jackson South Union Street Pawtucket Jackson Arthur Avdes

Abraham Henry Rubin to wed Miss Minnie Koleman

Miss Minnie Koleman of 611 Beach street Revere will marry Abraham Henry Rubin of 125 Chestnut street Chelsea on Sunday in a ceremony in Revere. Rubin is a well known Boston area businessman. Following the wedding the couple will travel by auto through the Berkshire Hills New York City Atlantic City and Washington D C before returning to Boston for a brief stay. They plan to make Dallas Texas their future home in August where Rubin will continue his business.

Minnie Koleman Beach Street Revere Abraham Henry Rubin Chestnut Street Chelsea Koleman Boston Rubin Berkshire Hills New York City Atlantic City Washington, D. C Dallas Texas

Seizure Ties Up Hammondsport Cellar Champagne

Deputy sheriffs took control of the Hammondsport Wine Company cellars in Corning after seizing 300 cases of champagne valued at 15000 dollars loaded on a truck belonging to a Brooklyn firm.

Corning N. Y Hammondsport Wine Company Brooklyn

Boston Needs New Hospital

Boston is in need of an institution for the treatment of alcoholics as municipal asylums are overtaxed and ill equipped. City Hospital bears the burden with alcoholic cases, often lacking beds in March April and May for the influx of inebriates.

Boston

Harrison Not Entitled To Seat In Virginia Contest

The House elections committee ruled Representative Thomas W. Harrison of Virginia was not entitled to his seat and that John Paul, a Republican, should take the seat. Democratic members planned a minority report while the majority found general violations of Virginia election laws.

Washington House Elections Committee Thomas W. Harrison Virginia John Paul

Don’t Delay the Fight Against Constipation

An advertisement urges immediate action against constipation, claiming 90 percent of sickness stems from it and linking it to diabetes and Bright’s disease. It promotes Kellogg’s Bran as a mechanical, doctor endorsed remedy, promising relief with regular use and noting bran’s health benefits and culinary uses.

Bright Kellogg’s Kellogg's

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Man of Mystery Tremont Harlem Richard B. Constantine & Son A Montgomery Brunswick John H. McNamee McNamee McNamee Institution Ginter Company Che Thre Winter St R_TAURANTS OP Seville Boylston St Wedgwood DeLuxe Washington St Ington Tremont and Washington Streets Revere Gal Abraham H. Rubin New Hospital Harrison Washington Street Boyle Bros Georgette Crepe Edward Down Town Store Edwards Pope Reilty The Old Reliable
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