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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1922
Page
14
Madison dispatch reports Sam Wrend avoids jail after his wife is found guilty on moonshine charges. He faces four charges himself and posted $1000 bail. Sam pleads for bond forfeiture so the whole family goes to jail. the sheriff urges against it, saying the state must care for the seven Wrend children.
Mrs. Herbert Hoover, president of the National Council of Girl Scouts, will visit Boston for a major meeting reviewing the Girl Scouts of Massachusetts at the Boston Arenna. She will stay with Mrs. Arthur W. Hartt of Brookline, commissioner of Girl Scouts in Massachusetts, after touring New York and Rhode Island events.
A 28 year old woman calling herself Mrs Josephine De Ciccio was jailed in New York police headquarters after four hours of questioning on suspicion of stealing a $1500 fur coat from a Pelham Manor store. Police linked her to a January attempted theft and a Rogue's Gallery photograph.
Paul Clark aged 17 of 9 Boylaton Street Jamaica Plain was sentenced to three months in the House of Correction by Judge Perrins at West Roxbury Court for receiving money from the sale of two bicycles he knew were stolen. Clark appealed.
Frank Baker accuses Phil Durrane of murder plotting after a deadly affair at a Fifth Avenue mansion. The cast includes Captain Stuart Mary Dixon Furneaux and Winter. The group relocates to Adirondacks camps Sans Souci and Bellagio as suspicion swirls and a poison ring murder remains unresolved.
Copyright notice from 1922 by Edward J. Clode and the Boston Post. The text indicates continuations to follow in subsequent days, signaling serialized content.
Daniel L. Tappan, owner of a large farm along Massachusetts Avenue in Arlington, denies selling to the Boston Elevated Railway Company though negotiations continue. The Elevated may buy to build a car barn, prompting East Arlington residents to fear property devaluation and possible by laws restricting development to residential use. A special town meeting is being considered to restrict use of the site.
Parishioners of St William's Dorchester and friends will pass the bier this afternoon as the late pastor lies in state. A solemn high mass is set for tomorrow morning at 1 o'clock at St William's with Bishop Patterson presiding and Cardinal O Connell giving final absolution. A children’s mass follows at 8 o'clock with Fr John F Donegan.
Army officers from nine corps areas and branch chairmen of the Military Training Camps Association meet in Chicago for a nationwide conference on citizens camps. Reports will cover recruiting for 25 camps where the government funds 80,000 youths for four weeks of training. Camps listed include Devens Massachusetts Plattsburg New York Meade Maryland and McClellan Alabama.
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