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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1922
Page
10
Charles E. Benson received a 14 year state prison term for breaking into St. Patrick's Church with burglary tools. The investigation showed prior church break ins in Hartford Connecticut and El Paso Texas.
Pauline Flannery aged 14 of 14 Webster Street Medford was struck by a passing automobile near Oakland Street in Medford yesterday. She was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital by the Medford police ambulance with a broken leg and other injuries.
An advertisement extols Kellogg's Bran as nature's own laxative, claiming pills and cathartics offer only temporary relief. It urges daily consumption of two tablespoonfuls or more for permanent relief, notes physician endorsement, and suggests Bran in cereals, sprinkles, breads, and pancakes with recipes on the package.
The Senate ratified the two arms conference treaties limiting great power navies and restricting submarines and poison gas by a 74 to 1 vote, with 71 to 0 approving the naval pact. Only Senator France opposed, calling naval reduction dangerous. Debate then moved to the general far eastern treaty, with ratification expected this week.
Funeral services for Harry P. Nawn president of Hugh Nawn Construction Co. will be held tomorrow from the Nawn residence 188 Seaver Street Roxbury. The requiem mass will be at St Hugh's Church Grove Hall at 2 o clock in the morning. The contractor died while supervising a large dam project at Gilboa New York and his body arrived in Boston yesterday escorted by his widow and sons.
Francis F. Taggert of an automobile agency was arrested by Deputy Marshal Puryear after a 1920 federal grand jury indictment charging forgery and uttering a $100 money order in July 1919. He pleaded not guilty before Judge Morton and posted $1000 bail. Taggert, a former serviceman, resides in Brookline.
John H. McCann 32 of Comp ton Street South End was ordered held in 5000 bond for a continued hearing before Judge Sullivan in Central Court after appearing yesterday. He is accused of attempting an assault on 16 year old Louise DeCoff of 30 Ryan Street South End.
J. T. Williams of the Boston Transcript told Boston University students that returning to pacifism would signal weakness to Japan Great Britain and Italy He warned that Congress must fully man the 18 ships left by the treaty or other nations will deem the United States cowardly or selfish and intent on disarming.
Mayor Curley selects 160 more World War II veterans for work in the East Boston tunnel, raising the total of veterans put to work in the past week to 600 men earning four dollars per day.
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