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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1920
Page
10
Annie Mitchell aged 12 of 46 Curtis Avenue Quincy Point suffered serious injuries when struck by a car on Washington Street near Union Street in Quincy early last night.
Actress Dorothy Dalton urges readers to use Derwillo Toilet Preparation for a rosy white complexion and smooth skin. She claims instant beauty with an easy, harmless application and promises her upcoming story on achieving a quick radiant complexion.
Attorney General Palmer Secretary Tumulty and Secretary Baker will meet the Socialists national convention committee coming from New York to ask for Eugene V. Debs release from Atlanta federal prison. Palmer will receive the committee Saturday and Tumulty will also receive the delegation at the White House that day delivering a petition to the President.
Between 600 and 800 shoe operatives and Allied Shoe Workers Union members walked out at the W. H. McElwain Company central plant in Manchester to protest a wage increase rejection.
Catalog note describes ladies and misses serge dresses featuring accordion plaiting with an Eton blouse and novelty braid. Sizes available all sizes. Price shown as $ .00.
Police seek Paul Daskalakis or Pappas in connection with the murder of Mrs Alice Arsenault whose body was found buried in a coal bin at 517 Columbus Avenue lodging house. Evidence suggests jealousy and coppery motives. a warrant was issued.
The superintendent said the accused man may be hiding in or near Boston and could be found soon. Police identified the body as Mrs Alice Arsenault, confirmed by lodger Lena Kokos, the last person to see her alive before her disappearance last Christmas Day.
In-law John Exodus and another denied knowledge of the accused man. Springfield police learned Daskalakis or Pappas lived there in 1916, working for George Volanakis at 187 Main Street. He was arrested Aug 4 1916 for carrying a loaded revolver and sentenced to two months.
A worker appealed a judgment and his employer covered the $125 fine.
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