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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1922
Page
7
New York report says Jessie Bauman aged 29 was not indicted for abandoning her 8 weeks old baby after jurors heard her tale of hardship. The grand jury released her and a fund of 80 dollars was raised to aid her with a promise of further assistance. She described long work as a scrub woman and a husband who squandered money on liquor, justifying her drastic act to save the child from degradation.
Work on the lower Dorchester avenue roadbed is nearing finish. One side from South Station to Fort Point Channel bridge will open in a few weeks allowing repair on the other side. Plans call for the east side to serve parking along the channel after completion, with old tracks moved to the center and many new tracks laid.
The article notes that fish eaten in large Egyptian cities are caught along the coast while Nile fish are fat and unpalatable.
District Attorney Thomas C. O'Brien outlined his drug prosecution and reform approach in thirteen meetings across Boston areas. He said his aim is to save and not shame youths, has arraigned 162 drug dealers with prison penalties, sent addicts to hospitals for treatment, and will continue relentless enforcement with equal justice for all.
Mrs Grace H Paul of Watertown wins an uncontested divorce from Edward J Paul Watertown Park Commissioner in East Cambridge Judge Fox's court. The case follows earlier Sept 18 ruling granting Estella M Crawford of Newton a divorce on cruelty charges amid a $25000 alienation suit. Both families prominent in Watertown Newton society.
The noted composer behind Will You Remember Me and Mother's Memory passed away today at age in a small plumbing shop where he had worked for years. The death is attributed to gas poisoning and authorities are investigating the circumstances.
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