Man Held for Attacking Girl at 8 Oliver Street
Cornelius P. Hanley of the South End was held in 200 bond for the grand jury by Judge Bennett in Central Court on charges of attacking Miss Edna Reinhardt of Tremont Street. She testified he invited her to 8 Oliver Street to receive a package, took her to an engine room, claimed the package was upstairs, and then assaulted her and tore her clothes. she struck him with an iron bar and he bore a head wound in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius P. Hanley
South End
Bennett
Central Court
Edna Reinhardt
Tremont Street
Oliver Street
Miss Reinhardt
Hanley
Sage and Sulphur Compound Ad Promises Dark Hair
An advertisement touts Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready to use product to darken gray hair naturally and evenly. It claims quick results with dampened application, requiring one or two treatments to achieve a glossy, luxuriant appearance and a youthful look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Hidden home remedy promises quick cough relief with Pinex
An advertisement extols a home cough remedy using 2% ounces of Pinex in a pint bottle with sugar syrup or substitutes. It claims fast 24 hour relief, throat membrane healing, and suitability for bronchitis and hoarseness. It urges asking pharmacists for 2% ounces of Pinex and guarantees satisfaction or money back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Arrest of Film Star Predicted in Taylor Murder Probe
Los Angeles officials predicted the arrest of a seventh man in the William Desmond Taylor murder investigation. The suspect was said to be linked to drug pedlars and believed to have frequented liquor dens, with the actor described as a person of prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
William Desmond Taylor
Police Detain Six Men After Woman's Murder Statement
Mrs May Rupp sworn statements to police sparked detention of six men as detectives investigate the murder. She alleges Rodney Calvert said he would shoot Taylor if he reported synthetic liquor sales under bonded goods. Authorities say her story withstood preliminary checks and are reviewing records of the six detainees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Rupp
Law man calls for enforcement at Boston Rotary luncheon
Attorney General J. Weston Allen told Boston businessmen the public must aid law and order. He denounced contraband liquor buyers as bootlegger partners and said those who back non enforcement of the Volstead Act are traitors, urging faithful application of the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Weston Allen
City Club
Boston Rotary Club
Allen
Sam Sklar Opens Cambridge Clothing Store
Samuel Sklar of 387 Wolcott Street Dorchester leaves the Boston newspaper field to enter retail clothing. Beginning as a newsboy two years before the Spanish American War, he rose to circulation promotion and later managed records for the Record. On March 2 he will open a cloak and suit store at 49 Causeway Street with Harry Bass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Sklar
Wolcott Street
Dorchester
Boston
Washington Street
The
Traveler
American
Globe
Record
Cambridge
Causeway Street
Harry Bass
Winnisimmet Shipyard Sold to H S Winslow
The Winnisimmet Shipyard Inc plant at Pearl and Williams streets Chelsea including railways and buildings was sold at public auction to H S Winslow a Boston real estate operator. Winslow bid $200 000 for the Chelsea property and marine cradle facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnisimmet Shipyard Inc
Pearl and
Williams Streets
Chelsea
Marine Cradle Railways
H. S. Winslow
State Street
Boston
Winslow
Massive Catholic Ash Wednesday Attendance Across City Churches
Thousands of Catholics filled city churches as ashes were distributed and masses held in all archdiocese parishes. The 9 am cathedral mass was led by Rev. William B. Finigan with Rev. Neil A Cronin and others assisting. evening devotions included rosary Stations of the Cross and Benediction. St Mary’s North End held a 12:15 pm mass daily through Lent for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Finigan
Neil A Cronin
William H. McDonough
William A. Dacey
Father Finigan
Fathers Cronin
Culhane
McDonough
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Harrison Avenue
East
Concord Street
St. Mary’s Church
North End
St. James’ Church
St. Joseph's
Mission Church
Roxbury
St. Philip’s
South End
St. Cecilia’s Church
Back Bay
St. Mary’s
Harvard Graduate Daniel R. Lynch Buried in Porto Rico
Daniel R. Lynch, formerly of Cambridge, killed February 8 at Porto Rico, was buried yesterday at Mt. Auburn Cemetery. A Harvard College graduate, he served in Porto Rico public schools for eleven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel R. Lynch
Cambridge
Porto Rico
Mt. Auburn
Harvard College
No Shrift for Draft Evaders Passes Senate Bill
The House approved 364 to 20 a bill extending indefinitely the prosecution time for World War I draft evaders and deserters by preserving their military status. The measure also extends civil trial time for draft dodgers by three more years. Secretary Weeks urged prompt passage in a letter to Chairman Kahn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Army
Navy
Weeks
Kahn
Military Committee
Taxpayers urged to file returns during limited window
The article notes only 12 working days remain to file federal income tax returns in the state. About 30,000 returns must be filed daily in person or by mail. It advises self handling where possible and mentions new regulations under the Revenue Act of 1921 and rules on the three percent automobile tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Offices
Cascarets Offer Gentle Nighttime Cleansing
The ad praises Cascarets as a candy like laxative that relieves headache biliousness colds indigestion dizziness and sour stomach. One or two at night empties bowels by morning and leaves you feeling splendid with no harsh griping. Children love Cascarets and a box costs ten cents.
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fe-Horlick
Taylor
LAW
Allen Plaint
Sam Sklar
Winnisimmet Shipyard
National Columnar
National Blank Book Company
Riverside, Holyoke
MABS
D. R. Lynch
Leeway
Simmons
Simmons Company
New York
Atlanta
Chicago
Kenosha
San Francisco
Wis
Montreal
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