Acquittal in Larceny Case Against Aquus Clarke
Aquus Elbert Clarke, arrested on June 10 on a warrant, was acquitted in Municipal Court of charges of larceny amounting to 4000 dollars and of 40 shares of AT T capital stock from Henry Doyle. Clarke’s attorney was Daniel V. McIsaac. The assistant attorney general abstained from further prosecution after Doyle’s complaint.
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Aquus Elbert Clarke
Hilbert Clarke
Tremont Street
Creed
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Henry Doyle
Daniel V. McIsaac
Clarke
Hurwitz
Attorney-General
Doyle
Doylée
Warning On Paregoric Use By Parents In Boston
William S. Barry in charge of drug control warns mothers paregoric should be tabooed for infants as overdoses create later drug cravings. He notes 250 to 300 people are involved in Boston's drug traffic, urging vigilance against this dangerous habit.
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William S. Barry
Boston
Waltham Watch
Woman held for grand jury after alleged murder attempt
Angelina Harbatis was held in 1000 bond for the grand jury after a hearing on charges of assault with intent to murder Christine Crostos. The dispute arose over Crostos foreclosing a 1800 mortgage on a candy store owned by Harbatis' husband. A deputy sheriff confiscated the revolver as Harbatis aimed a second shot.
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Clinton
Angelina Harbatis
Charles Mayberry
Christina Crostos
Charles C. Sanders
Katherine Dzingle-Gingleofsky Sentenced in Love Case
Katherine Washulla, 23, of West End, watched as her former lover Walter Dzingle sky alias Gingleofsky received eight months in the House of Correction from Judge Creed in the Central Court yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine’ Washulla
West End
Walter Dzinglesky
Gingleofsky
House of Correction
Creed
Central Court
Larceny Case In Merrimac Square Involves Walter Dzinglesky
Walter Dzinglesky charged with stealing 1100 from Katherine after she cashed a bank check in Merrimac square. He appeals his sentence and is held for the grand jury, while his father Simon is discharged and brother Anthony receives two months for receiving part of the money. Katherine testified that Walter took the funds and later refused restitution. The hearing extended into the second session with officer Campbell and others present. Simon and Anthony live in New York. Walter has been in the West end of the country.
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Walter
Katherine
Simon Dzinglesky
Anthony Dzinglesky
Merrimac Square
Devine
Campbell
Joy Street
Simon
New York
West
Ena
Woman Held For Assault In North End Case
Mrs. Ermine Smith aged 42 of 388 Hanover Street North End was held in 1000 dollars in Central Court for assault and battery with intent to kill against Mrs. Theresa D Croce of the same address. The incident on May 16 arose from a dispute over their children and involved a shot fired from the Smitts kitchen toward the Croce bedroom hitting a fire escape.
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Ermine Smith
Hanover Street
North End
Theresa D. Croce
Central Court
Smitts
Mitchell to Receive Boston College LL D Honor
Internal Revenue Collector John J. Mitchell will be awarded an honorary LL D by Boston College this afternoon. The Marlboro resident has served as congressman United States marshal and collector of internal revenue over a ten year government career and is nearing retirement. Adapted from an article noting the rarity of such honors at the college.
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Internal Revenue
John J. Mitchell
Boston College
Mitchell
United States
Marlboro
Colidge to Speak at American Classical League Convention
Vice President Colidge accepts invitation to address the American Classical League in Philadelphia on July 7. He will discuss Classical Education at the University of Pennsylvania venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Colidge
American Classical League
University of Pennsylvania
David and His Little Sling to Be Printed in Post Magazine
The next Boston Sunday Post Magazine will print the complete Mildred Cram adventure of Signor Pug titled David and His Little Sling.
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Mildred Cram
Signor Pug
David
Little Sling
Boston Sunday Post
DIES WALKING IN HER SLEEP IN CHICAGO
Lulu Anderson hotel cashier died overnight while walking in her sleep on a Chicago breakwater. She dodged traffic and slipped on slippery planks near Schiller street, fell into the lake as bathers and police watched and tried to help without waking her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United News
Lulu Anderson
Schiller Street
L. T. Duffy
Duffy
Standard Oil Cuts Gasolene Price in New York
The Standard Oil Company of New York announced a half cent cut in wholesale gasolene price to 24 cents a gallon as of today June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Standard Oil Company of New York Today
Campbell Rules Committee Won’t Report Volstead Bill
Washington June 21 Chairman Campbell of the rules committee announced that the Volstead anti beer bill in its present form would not be reported. He said the Willis bill to expedite passage by separating provisions could be passed within a week and sent to the President for full consideration of other tightening measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Campbell
Rules Committee
House
Senate
Willis
Ohio
Arrest in bucket shop case ties to Fall River theft
Robert Cairns of 72 Mills Street Verever was arrested by Inspectors Haggerty Farrell and Towle on charges of larceny of 2500 from seven Fall River residents in November 1920. He was turned over to Fall River police in the bucket shop stock case, the third Boston police arrest in the affair. Anne G W Dawley, described as the only woman lawyer in Poughkeepsie New York, seeks the Democratic nomination for the House of Representatives.
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Robert Cairns
Mills Street
Revere
Haggerty, Farrell and Towle
Fall River
Cairns
Boston
Anne G. W. Dawley
Poughkeepsie, N. Y
House of Representatives
Tanlac helps Boston dentist’s wife regain weight and vigor
Mrs. T. R. Cox of 39 Warwick St. Boston testifies Tanlac restored her appetite and strength after two years of illness. She gained eighteen pounds in four bottles, notes improved nerves and sleep, and says her husband Dr. Cox also benefited. Tanlac is distributed by International Proprietaries, Inc. and sold in Boston by Liggett's drug stores.
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T. R. Cox
Warwick St
Boston
Tanlac
Dr. Cox
International Proprietaries, Inc
All Liggett’s Drug Stores
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