Austin and Severone Girl Are Married
The ceremony at Joseph's Church of the Palisades in New York City joined Austin and Severone in marriage.
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Austin and
Severone
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1922
Page
8
Youthful couple elopes married after parental dispute
Alma Leverone and Austin, who reappeared with their families in Jersey City, were married at St Joseph's Church of the Palisades with Rev William Hayes presiding after a tense stand off between the Leverones and Austins over the nuptials. The couple then left for Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yal Street
Medford
Frank Leverone
Austin
Alma Leverone
New York
Jersey City
Leverone
Roger Wolcott Elected President of Roosevelt Club
Roger Wolcott of Milton was yesterday elected by the Roosevelt Club executive committee to be president, succeeding R. M. Washburn of Boston who resigned. Washburn was elected secretary to replace Wolcott. Joseph A. Lincoln of Taunton and Augustus P. Loring Jr. of Beverly were named members of the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Wolcott
Milton
Roosevelt Club
R. M. Washburn
Boston
Mr. Washburn
Mr. Wolcott
Joseph A. Lincoln
Taunton
Augustus P. Loring, Jr
Beverly
Shot in Leg Follows Late Night Argument
Charles Dingle testified in Municipal Court that he was shot in the leg after an argument with Patrick J. Brophy of South End. Police say the dispute led to a gun being drawn. Brophy was arrested on assault with a loaded revolver and held on $5000 bond until arraignment next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dingle
Ringold Street
South End
Murray
Dingle
Patrick J. Brophy
Ryan Street
Brophy
East Dedham Street
Jefferson's Ideals Questioned by City Councillor
City Councillor Francis J. W. Ford told Fitton Council and East Boston R. of C. members at Music Hall that Jefferson’s claim nations are best governed when least governed is contradicted by today’s measures. He argued rights of the people are being trampled and suffrage restricted by certain groups and reluctant legislators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis J. W. Ford
Fitton Council
R. of C
Boston
Music Hall
Jefferson
Concord Art Association Exhibit Opens at Town Hall
The sixth annual Concord Art Association show opens yesterday at Concord Town Hall with ten to six hours weekdays and two to six Sundays. Admission is free. The exhibition features sculpture paintings drawings etchings and miniatures by many leading American artists. Juror Charles Hopkinson names Hawthorne Roberts Pennell Grafly as honorable mention. Over 155 drawings and etchings by 55 artists are on view, with notable contributors listed.
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Concord Art Association
Concord Town Hall
Charles Hopkinson
Charles W. Hawthorne
Livelyn Chambers
Elizabeth Wentworth Roberts
Joseph Pennell
Charles Grafly
Frank Duveneck
Roi Partridge
W. H. Bicknell
Dwight Sturges
Sears Gallagher
Alfred Bentley
Frank W. Benson
Lester Hornby
Haydon Jones
William Meyerowitz
Stanley W. Woodward
Ernest
Lilac season at Arnold Arboretum draws crowds in Boston
Readers flock to the Arboretum to see profuse lilac blooms including Congo and Negro varieties with Alba Grandiflora noted as tallest. Police capture a suspect named Carise after a confrontation with Sergeant Lewis and an officer witnesses a missing finger. Confessions about recent Greater Boston safe robberies are resisted.
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Arnold Arboretum
Arboretum
Forest Hill
Francis Parkman
Congo
Sylvanius Cobb
Tartaglia
Lewis
Carise
Greater
Boston
Tartaglia Caught in East Boston
East Boston police captured Frank J. Tartaglia at gunpoint on Porter Street Bridge after tracing money to him as alleged chief of the Wilmington gang. Two other men, including a possible member named Sylvanus Cobb, fled across railroad tracks amid the investigation into Ralph W. Brewster's murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Tartaglia
Wilmington Gogg
Ralph W. Brewster
Boston
Porter Street Bridge
Tartaglia
Sylvanus Cobb
John McGrath
James W. Lewis
Lewis
Tartagila
East Boston police trap captures Tartaglia after man hunt
Tartaglia, denying identity, admits being the sought bandit leader. A loaded .38 pistol was found in his car earlier. He is driven to Boston police headquarters for questioning with state detectives about the Winchester Station Agent Brewster slaying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Tartaglia
Winchester
Brewster
East Boston
Porter
Bremen
Jewish War Relief Flower Day mobilizes Boston volunteers
Greater Boston Jewish War Relief headquarters at 47 Mt Vernon Street coordinated a city wide Flower Day with hundreds of volunteers distributing roses sashes and coin boxes. Felix Vovenberg led the effort with support from society women and student workers to cover rail stations hotels and downtown areas from dawn until night. Final reports and campaign results will be announced at the Elysium Club meeting tonight.
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Greater Boston
Mt. Vernon Street
Boston
Felix Vovenberg
Greater
Back Bay
Elysium Club
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