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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1921

Page

10

Haverhill Man Wins Verdict for 6806 67

In Lawrence, a Superior Civil Court jury awarded Joachim D. Rickard of Haverhill and son of Edward Rickard $6 806 67 against J Walter May of Cambridge. Rickard claimed he advanced $18 000 to buy stock from his father's company but learned May had paid only $12 000.

Lawrence Superior Civil Court Hugo A. Dubuque J.walter May Cambridge Joachim D. Richard Haverhill Edward Rickard Rickard Shoe Company Rickard May

Patrolmen Slack and Beers Swap Boston Stations

Two patrolmen were transferred in police general orders. Slack moves from Fields Corner to Joy Street. Beers relocates from Joy Street to Fields Corner to fill Slack’s vacancy.

Hersey D. Slack Fields Corner Joy Street Benjamin J. Beers Slack

Blaze from car Sets House Ablaze in Maine

Henry Duckerk of Portland reported his car on the state highway was on fire. Flames spread to Henry Mitchell's house in North Kennebunkport and burned it to the ground. Duckerk did not know the car was on fire until a passing motorist alerted him.

North Kennebunkport Henry Duckerk Portland Henry Mitchell Duckerk

British Accept U S Naval Plan at Conference

The conference saw Britain accept the American naval plan while Britain Japan and France Italy press for changes. British leader Balfour signaled possible reductions in submarine tonnage and outlined proposals to limit shipyards and retain a single yard per nation for capital ships.

Great Britain Japan France Italy United States Arthur J. Balfour Baron Kato Empire of the East Schanzer Briand Gramme Balfour Atone Bey Hughes Briish

Boston Wife Sues Landlady Over Alleged Infidelity

Mrs Bertha Morrison of Boston sues Miss Effie Curwen proprietor of Merrimack Hotel for 10000 alleging he husband Chester Morrison was drawn away. He has worked on Franklin New Post Office and stayed at the Merrimac Hotel. Sheriff attached hotel furniture Miss Owens new car and her bank deposit. Writ returnable at April term of Superior Court in Concord.

Franklin, N.H Bertha Morrison Union Park Boston Sait Effie Curwen Merrimack Hotel Chester Morrison Franklin Merrimac Owen

Rum runners buy torpedo-boat destroyers for Bahamas trade

Treasury agent Nicholas C. Brooks reports evidence that whisky syndicates in New York and Boston purchased torpedo boat destroyers to haul rum from the Bahamas to eastern U S ports. He cites two boats already in operation.

Philadelphia New York Boston Bahamas United States Nicholas C. Brooks Treasury Department Brooks

Chaliapine Concert Postponed to November 30

Feodor Chaliapine, renowned Russian tenor, will not perform tomorrow at Symphony Hall Beaton. A heavy cold forces postponement to November 30 to ensure he can present his voice and art at Boston venue.

Chaliapine Feodor Chaliapine Symphony Hall Beaton Boston

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