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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1922
Page
4
William F. Bouchie, former cashier of Old Colony Foreign Exchange Company, was arrested on charges of conspiracy to steal and receiving stolen goods totaling $1900, bringing renewed attention to the case in court corridors.
Police arrested Bouchie and Katherine Laughlin at the Roxbury courthouse where they faced charges of larceny of papers and a card index file from realty realtor Mrs Katherine Brightwell of 169 Massachusetts Avenue. The probe links alleged plunder from housebreaks in Reading and Arlington.
The case involving Miss Laughlin and the Bouchies, including Edward Bouchie, is continued as authorities cite illness of a key attorney. Original larceny charges against Laughlin and Bouchie, plus statutory charges by Mrs. William Bouchie against her husband and Laughlin, will be heard later.
John F. LaBarbera 24 of 147 Talbot avenue Dorchester died yesterday at Parker Hill Hospital after several weeks illness of inflammatory rheumatism. He was a Dorchester High School graduate and served in the Students Army Training Corps at Boston College. He is survived by his mother and father and five sisters.
Five automobile bandits attacked two Bronx National Bank messengers carrying 3500 dollars to International Handkerchief Company in the Bronx. Four escaped with the payroll after a battle. one bandit was wounded and captured.
Miss Anna Logue met with federal officials at a federal building in Boston alongside district attorney staff about the death of Grace Logue and the manslaughter charge against Dr. Michael Stevens. Federal narcotics agents are probing dope parties in Greater Boston. Dr. Ruth and agents attended but spoke to publish.
Silent film star Gladys Hulette resumes screen work in Tolable David with Richard Barthelmess and The Referee with Conway Tearle, followed by Rex Beach produced Fair Lady. She began on stage at age three with De Wolf Hopper and others and first appeared in Edison and Vitagraph child roles. She is married to Vitagraph actor William Parks Jr.
Al Christie produces The Son of a Sheik a travesty on desert love stories featuring Neal Burns and Viola Daniels. His Cold Feet lampoons the Northwest Mounted Police pictures popular of late.
Clara Wimball Young expresses high praise for Elliott Dexter as her lead in The Hands of Nora and has hired him for the forthcoming screen version of Enter Madame. Rumor links Dexter to starring in a celluloid adaptation of James Whitcomb Riley poem An Old Sweetheart of Mine after completion.
The Los Angeles Examiner and Goldwyn staged a big screen test with over 200 aspirants inspected by casting director Robert B. McIntyre and screened by Raoul Walsh. A few were selected to prove their abilities in upcoming Goldwyn productions.
Inquiries mention Kenneth Harlan with Polly of the Follies Constance Talmadge and Earle Williams in The Silver Car. Nita Naldi stars in Channing of the Northwest and Dona Sol in Blood and Sand with Rudolph Valentino. Hedda Hopper in Concert and Sherlock Holmes with John Barrymore noted. Advice on education vs Hollywood and encouragement for writers to improve stories.
The federal board of customs appeals imposed a 45 percent duty on altars shrines and baptismal fonts. Mayor Curley led citizen protests and wrote Senators Lodge and Walsh about the decision on their behalf.
Fred Johnson of 22 Herrick street Brighton an employee of the Boston Transit Commission is in Relief Hospital with four front teeth knocked out a badly bruised face after being struck by a swinging 15 pound sledge hammer while working on subway repairs in Haymarket square.
Robert Cravatts of 41 Kingsdale Street Dorchester was held on $6000 bail in Municipal Court before Judge Burke charged with receiving stolen property. He is the first arrest in a spree that has netted more than $100 000 in silk robberies over recent weeks.
Mrs. Annie Lichstien aged 58 of 40 Hewins Street Dorchester was found dead yesterday from gas poisoning in what police describe as a probable accident. Coroner to investigate and determine cause.
A woman was found in the bathroom of her home after attempts to revive her with a put motor failed. She was alone and believed to have suffered from melancholy linked to financial reverses.
Boonville Missouri June 27 Henry W Widdicombe old and influential family member died at the County Poor Farm yesterday He was 86 years old He served as best man at the wedding of Mark Hanna.
Edward F. Murphy and other Newburyport council members failed to compel Mayor David P. Page to issue warrants for their salaries. The council set $250 yearly pay, vetoed by the mayor, under Plan B city government. The Supreme Judicial Court held only a preceding council may initiate salary setting for council members.
The funeral for Mrs Mary Galvin Murphy widow of Maurice F Murphy former bail commissioner and political writer will start at 10 o clock this morning from 14 Selden Street Dorchester. A high mass of requiem will be sung at St Matthew Church at 11 o'clock. Burial is private.
Jordan Marsh Company advertises lace clocked hosiery priced at 2.75 a pair. Silk lisle garter tops and soles available in black and assorted colors.
Viola Dana appears in Page Tim O'Brien in her first Metro production since a personal appearance tour. Cast includes Cullen Landis Arline Pretty Edward Connelly John Harron and Bruce Guerin in support. Doctor's Orders is Harold Lloyd's latest comedy following Grandma's Boy. Billie Dove begins Country Love under Mile Chautard.
Louis B. Mayer returns to Mission Road Studios in Hollywood after four weeks of business conferences in New York. The John M. Stahl Company begins The Dangerous Age with Lewis Stone Ruth Clifford and Myrtle Stedman lead an all star cast. Reginald Barker assembles Timber cast and Fred Niblo works on the story.
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