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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1922
Page
8
New York financier George W. Perkins who died on June 13, 1990, left a net estate of 5,307,072 according to a Surrogate's Court appraisal. The widow Evelina H. Perkins receives 2,513,048, daughter Dorothy Perkins Freeman 682,319, and son George W. Perkins Jr. 534,808.
A women's billiard club is the latest activity among women in London. The item notes the growing participation of women in social sport and club life.
Mrs. Florence E. Walker seeks a fifth marriage while Herman E. Waugh, 34, declares his matrimonial career over. Publicity surrounds Walker's alleged past marriages including to a lawyer and a German baron, with Waugh saying he was unaware of her records. Still, he remains ill and insists their relationship was platonic.
The civil service commission rejected John J. O Hara as superintendent of the city printing plant and appointed Dr. David J. Johnson from 118 Commonwealth avenue as penal institutions commissioner. Mayor Curley withdrew Major William J. Caseys name and Caseys return to printing plant replaces Johnson, with salary changes cited.
Federal Court hears five suits by trustees to recover about 6000 from investors who withdrew funds before the crash. The Post’s August issue is offered as evidence, aiming to show readers were prompted to seek returns by Ponzi coverage. Ponzi testimony may follow. Oswald Wridger’s prize story Redemption to appear in Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
More than 4000 people crowded the 40 Court street building to file state income tax returns on the last day. Irving L. Shaw, tax director, said the crowd was typical of those who waited until the final hours to submit a form. The office closes at 5 pm with penalties for late filers.
An ad claims Dr Edwards Olive Tablets cleanse the blood bowels and liver like calomel but with gentler safe action. It promises clearer skin and relief from dull, oily, or constipated conditions with a nightly two tablet dose and prices at 15 and 30 cents.
Miss Helen V. McVey of Dorchester daughter of the late Adolphus G McVey was married yesterday afternoon in St. Peters Church Meeting House Hill Dorchester to Charles F Fla mand of Cambridge son of J C Flamand French consul at Boston.
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