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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1922
Page
14
John H. Murphy of Salisbury, ex service man and Lost Battalion member, is jailed in Litchfield County on burglary charges with $750 bail. The Howd residence near Falls Village suffered five break ins since last October with coins and Confederate bills missing. Murphy had an alibi at first but was later arrested after Howd tracked footprints to his door. State police investigated the case.
The eight week factory strike at Nathan D. Dodge shoe company in Newburyport ends as the union withdraws pickets and calls off the trouble. The settlement ends labor disruption at the plant.
Lynn Fontanne Defends Dulcy’s charm in the gay comedy Dulcy at Hollis Theatre. The piece outlines Dulcy’s well meaning faults, her impact on others, and Fontanne’s own life details including origins, fashion, and notable stage moments with Laurette Taylor and Alfred Lunt.
Miss Heinell Goldin of Springfield New York and Boston faced larceny charges for a department store theft at Copley Plaza. She appeared in Central Court with her lawyer and relatives and her disposition was continued into the following week.
Arthur G. Hazard known as Honey Hazard faced Judge Keating again on contempt of court for failing to return property to Miss Mabel Puffer. Puffer's counsel Maloney said Hazard had not returned 3200 dollars and could face jail if he remains obstinate. Isador Fox represented Hazard.
The court heard that his client could not return what he did not have, and the case was continued until April 4 for further hearing.
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