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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1922

Page

3

Two Boys Sought. $525 Tuition Funds Involved

Police in Boston New York and eastern cities seek Lawrence Lauria 16 Brockton Mass and Fred Randall 16 also of Brockton on a case tied to a $525 tuition fund. Lauria worked after school and last summer saving earnings to pay college. his mother collected the $525 from those entrusted with it on Friday.

Boston New York Cies East Lawrence Lauria Lawrence. Street Brockton Fred Randall Tech

Missing Boy and Money Vanish From Brockton Home

A Brockton mother discovers her apartment forced entry and $525 missing after son Lawrence prepared for a trip and bathed. Police alerted as Freddie Randall, neighbor’s son, also disappears the next day.

Lawrence Bureau Drowe Freddie Randall Fred A. Randall

Family Friction Over Tuition Funds Moves to Police

Mrs. Jennie Lauria seeks return of 525 dollars supposedly taken from a bureau drawer to cover Antonio Lauria’s Massachusetts Institute of Technology tuition. The alleged motive stems from an elder brother’s college path and a younger brother’s refusal to study, work, or attend school. Antonio later notified his mother he wished to pay his tuition.

Jennie Lauria Antonio Massachusetts Institute of Technology Lauria Birmingham Ala Lawrence Schoo

Miss Verna Bell Assigned to Berlin Post

Miss Verna Bell of Lowell Massachusetts, a confidential clerk in the State Department in Washington, has been transferred to a new post on the staff of Ambassador Houghton in Berlin.

Verna Bell Lowell Mass State Department Washington Ambassador Houghton Berlin

Croker Plans to Contest Estate of Richard Croker Sr

New York reports Richard Croker Jr will challenge the disposition of his father Richard Croker Sr s estate. Harold Nathan, counsel for the estate, said it is easy to make charges but hard to prove them and noted there was ground for the impairment of confidence Croker Sr once had in his eldest son.

New York May Richard Croker, Jr Florida Richard Croker Tammany Harold Natham Counselbror Nathan

Charged With Larceny of 35000 Cigarettes

Joan F. O'Brien and Coleman Donahue were arraigned in Central Court for larceny of 36000 cigarettes valued at 350 from an express wagon near Adama square Saturday. Donahue was arrested after firing at fleeing men. All pleaded not guilty and are held until May 17.

Joan F. O’brien Coleman Donahue Central Court Adama Square Donahue Concannon

Reading woman praises Tanlac for health recovery

Miss Marguerite K. OLeary of 1223 Chestnut Street Reading Pennsylvania explains how Tanlac rebuilt her strength appetite digestion and nerves after a year of weakness She says the medicine changed her life and plans to recommend it widely

Smarguerite K. O'Leary Reading Taniac Marguerite K. O’leary Chestnut St Tanlac

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