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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1922

Page

7

Daugherty Threats Against Democratic Release Mentioned

Washington May 4. Attorney General Daugherty declared that if Senate discussion of his link to the 1912 release of Charles W. Morse from Atlanta Federal Penitentiary continues he will reveal the facts. He added that real backers beyond partisan interests have not yet shown their hands.

Washington Daugherty Senate Charles W. Morse New York Atlanta Federal Penitentiary

Senator Caraway Reasserts Daugherty Accusations

After the Attorney General's formal statement Senator Caraway renewed the charges against Mr. Daugherty. He claimed Daugherty took credit for obtaining Morse's executive clemency despite denials from Daugherty's supporters.

Senator Caraway Arkansas Mr. Daugherty Daugherty Morse

Three Free Staters Killed in Derry Ambush

Three Free Staters were killed and three seriously wounded when Free State lorries advancing to reinforce Buncrana were ambushed near Burt on the Londonderry Donegal border. Irish Republican Army regulars and irregulars clashed as the convoy was struck by heavy fire.

Derry Londonderry Ireland Associated Press Irish Republican Army Free State Londonderry-Donegal Burt Buncrana

Unmarried Mothers as Moral Lore

Pittsfield report cites Judge Hibbard stating fifteen unmarried mothers from the city have been in one hospital this year. He intends to seek severe penalties for men arraigned in connection with these cases in district court.

Pittsfield Charles L. Hibbard

Judge Hibbard cites alarming rise in unmarried mothers

He notes hospital reports of 15 Pittsfield girls as unmarried mothers this year and warns in court that such cases reflect social unrest. The judge urges drastic punishment and strict enforcement to deter young men from breaking family and societal laws, while highlighting responsibility among women.

Arrests Rock Springfield in Hartford Robbery Case

A fourth arrest was made in Springfield today connected to the Hartford office robbery of 77850 in cash and bonds from Dr. Ely Morgan. John Nemirow of Springfield was captured as a fugitive for Hartford police.

Springfield Ely Morgan Hartford John Nemirow

Krenn Denies Engagement Rumor About Mrs McCormick

Edward Krenn Swiss landscape architect and adviser to Edith Rockefeller McCormick refuses to deny a wedding rumor. He says he is single and declines comment on a possible marriage to Rockefeller’s daughter, noting only his work for McCormick on Chicago’s zoological gardens. He spoke at the Drake Hotel where he stays near Mrs McCormick’s Lake Shore Drive home.

Chicago Edward Krenn Edith Rockefeller McCormick Europe Switzerland Mr. Krenn John D. Rockefeller Harold FE McCormick Drake Hotel Mrs. McCormick Lake Shore Drive

Boston Newsies Buy Cemetery Lot For Dead Pal

A veteran Boston newsboy who mentored hundreds died last week sparking a fund for his funeral. The Newsboys Club of Boston raised money for a decent burial. Mayor Curley offered to help personally purchase a lot in Mt Hope Cemetery since no official funds covered the burial.

Boston West End Curley Newsie Mt. Hope Cemetery Newsboys’ Club of

Father and Son Held for Break In Silk Theft

John Mahoney and his son John Mahoney Jr of West Third Street East Boston were held in 5000 each for a continued hearing May 10 in Central Court on charges of breaking entering and larceny of 6000 dollars worth of silk goods from the Jacob Dreyfus and Sons Company on Summer Street. Inspectors Claflin and Concannon said the cloth was found in a hole in the Mahoney home cellar. The Dreyfus Company was entered by burglars who did not trigger the alarm. The thefts occurred on April 11 12 and 29.

John .Mahoney John Mahoney, Jr West Third Street Boston Central Court Jacob Dreyfus and Sons Company Summer Street Claflin and Concannon Mahoney Home Dreyfus Company

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