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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1922

Page

2

Chased by Day Agents in Boat Near Burlington

In Burlington Vermont Prohibition officers thwarted A Larzasz and two Ware Massachusetts brothers after liquor was found in their car on Sand Bar bridge. Larsasz swam from the car and was captured with two shots fired. All three pleaded guilty in federal court with fines imposed and the auto confiscated.

Burlington Prohibition Enforcement A. Larzasz Largzasz Sand Bar Bridge Larsasz Lake Champlain Ware Mass

Woman seeks 25000 damages over New Hampshire auto crash

Cecilia V. Reynolds of Fall River files a $25,000 damage suit in Dedham Superior Court against Medford driver Harry T. Hays for permanent injuries and disfigurement from an July 23, 1921 crash in Newington New Hampshire.

Taunton Cecilia V. Reynolds Fail River Harry T. Hays Medford Newington N. H Dedham

Palm Beach Suits Offer Cool Comfort and Style

The Palm Beach suit, praised for comfort in hot weather, avoids ice in pockets and offers a range of colors and patterns. Genuine Palm Beach Cloth bears the Palm Beach label, with varieties similar to woolens and worsteds.

Palm Beach

President Faces Senate Showdown Over Bonus and Tariff

The article notes a Democratic caucus planned by Senator Lodge to present the President’s request for the bonus and tariff measures. It describes a split party stance, with followers of the bonus and ship subsidy facing opposition and potential pressure from the White House amid a tight political climate.

McCumber Senate Senator Lodge Congress Harding

Hills Her Two Babies and Herself by Gas

A woman and two children, ages weeks old and two years, are the focus of a local incident described on the page. Police or authorities are involved, with no further details provided in the fragment.

Hills

Dry forces threaten ship subsidy bill deadlock

The ship subsidy bill faces House derailment over a proposed liquor sale ban on U S vessels. Bankhead offered the amendment prohibiting subsidy funds for liquor purchases, while drys push to block concessions. The dispute spills into Senate with attacks on the Shipping Board and Attorney General, as President Harding pressures for tariff and bonus timing amid party revolt.

United States Shipping Board Committee On Rites of the House Representative Bankhead Alabama House Senate Upshaw Georgia Caraway Lasker Daugherty Wayne B. Wheeler Anti-Saloon League Frierson Haynes Wheeler Prohibition Temperance People of America

Tragedy at Home: Mrs Gilman Dead in Gas Filled Room

Frank Gilman route foreman discovers his wife and two babies in a gas filled room after entering his locked home from a kitchen window. Elder Mrs Gilman had left after frequent quarrels with her son in law and his wife. The scene follows a bitter domestic dispute and a missing husband.

Gilman

Elopement Tale and Family Ties in Early 20th Century Boston

Mrs. Gilman, formerly Miss Dorothea I. Bumpus of 88 Dundee Street Back Bay, married a bakery employee after meeting at work at a biscuit company. The couple eloped to Munro Michigan in 1918 and returned to Boston. Mrs. Gilman survives by her husband, a younger sister Elizabeth and a brother Harold.

Gilman Munro, Mich Boston Mrs. Gilman Siser Elizabeth Harold

Distress After Meals Ad Promotes Horsford's Acid Phosphate

An old advertisement touts Horsford's Acid Phosphate for prompt relief after meals. It claims to ease nausea sick headache and acid stomach and to invigorate and refresh the user.

Horsford

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