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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1920

Page

2

Man on trial for three deaths in Brockton crash

Walter N. Chessman driver for John F. Kedian faces three counts of manslaughter and endangering the public after a June collision that killed Fay M. Smith Hazel Pollard and Irving L. Taft and injured Gustaf Lawson. State witness Tomorrow as autopsies were performed.

Brockton Walter N. Chessman John F. Kedian Webster “Thayer Kedian George F. Smith Fay M. Smith Hazel T. Pollard Irving L. Taft Gustaf Lawson Fred Katzmann

Boston Rotarians Honor Aviation Day At City Club Luncheon

More than 38 members of the Boston Rotary Club attended an Aviation Day luncheon at the City Club yesterday. Lt Col Leonard H Drennan air service officer and former Lt Paton MacGilvary spoke as guests. J W Newton chaired the event and a film from airplanes and the Curtiss flying boat was shown.

Boston

League of Catholic Women Plan April Bazaar and Parties

Charlestown hosts a series of events for the League of Catholic Women led by Mrs. Charles Sullivan. A costume party at St Marys School Hall on March 17 supports the bazaar, with whist dances and musicales planned over the next two months. The large bazaar is set for Symphony Hall in the last week of April to aid a proposed clubhouse.

St. Mary’s' School Charlestown League of Catholic Women Charles Sullivan League Symphony Hall

Lexington Faces Record Tax Rate

The finance committee warns Lexington faces a record tax rate of 33 dollars per thousand due to the times. The annual town budget totals 338,698 dollars, up from 282,456 dollars last year and will be voted at the town meeting Monday evening.

Lexington Finance Board

Half Million Gift to Wife Ends Separation Suit

New York March 3. Walter Blair a cotton broker and Mrs Florence Blair settled their separation case. Justice Delehanty reconciled them. Mrs Blair withdrew cruelty charges and Blair agreed to $200 a month for two children with her and $100 a month when children stay with him. Blair had already given $500000 in gilt edged securities ensuring her independent income. They and the children traveled to Palm Beach and stayed at the Hotel Ponce de Leon.

New York Florence Blair Walter Blair Wall Street Bernard H. Sandler Broadway Delehanty Supreme Court Blair Palm Beach Ponce de Leon

Arm Torn From Socket At Humboldt Factory

John Delarue of 41 Glendale Street Everett suffered a severe arm injury when his hand was caught in a belt at Humboldt Manufacturing Company in Everett. He was swept over a pulley and pulled toward the ceiling before the power was shut off and was taken to Frost Hospital in Chelsea where doctors say he will recover.

John Delarue Glendale Street Everett Humboldt Manufacturing Company Delarue Frost Hospital Chelsea

Mount Holyoke Elects Miss Heath Historian

Miss Charlotte Heath of Manchester New Hampshire was elected historian at Mount Holyoke College in the annual freshman class election. Heath is noted for popularity in the freshman class and earned a reputation in athletics and dramatic work.

Mount Holyoke College Charlotte. Heath Manchester N. H Heath Mt. Holyoke College Manchester, N. H

Barer Worries Over Wine at City Point Station

Charles Gicobbo barber of Beckler Avenue South Boston faced a U S Commissioner on a charge of possessing three gallons of wine valued at 4000 dollars. A South Boston police sergeant testified about the three gallons and the larger 456 gallons as an alleged side issue. The case was continued for a week.

Charles Gicobbo Beckler Avenue Boston City Point Gicobbo United States Hayes South Boston

Real Food Medicine Nourishment in Father John's Medicine

The ad touts Father John's Medicine as providing real nourishment and building new strength and resisting power.

Father John

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