Agan given 28 months for auto driver offenses
Alfred M. Agan of 686 Hale street Beverly Farms, chauffeur for former Senator Beveridge, received 28 months in Lynn District Court after pleading to charges of failing to stop after an accident reckless driving operating an automobile while intoxicated and drunkenness. The car allegedly struck and injured Frank Smith Mrs. Ella M. Sargent and Mrs. Smith in Lynn and Swampscott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred M. Agan
Hale Street
Beverly Farms
United States
Beveridge
Lynn District Court
Reeve
Frank Smith
Lake Avenue
Lynn
Ella M. Sargent
Newhall Street
Humphrey Street
Swampscott
Lively Hearing on City Garbage Contract Letting
A hearing is set for 2 PM today before the City Council executive committee on Mayor Curley’s proposal to let a 10 year contract for garbage disposal to Coleman brothers for 3 795 000. Prominent citizens and mayoral candidates including Charles O Connor have signified intentions to protest. Debates are expected over disposing of garbage in a less offensive way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman Brothers
Eix
Curley
Charles O'Connor
Gude's Pepto Mangan Promises Fresh Complexion
An advertisement claims bad blood causes dull complexions and low energy. It describes Gude's Pepto Mangan as enriching thin blood to restore color and vitality, with liquid and tablet forms sold by local druggists and recommended by doctors for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gude
Present Day Moral Laxity Lecture Sparks Society Debate
The Rev. Jones I. J. Corrigan a Boston College ethics professor told the League of Catholic Women at 1 Arlington Street that fashionable society promotes low contemptible behavior rather than upholding virtue and earnestness in public life.
Moral decline in high society era lecture on marriage and morality
Father Corrigan condemns modern high society in a club lecture on marriage and morality. He argues materialism and Darwin era philosophy degrade moral standards and culture, urging a return to spiritual values to safeguard civilization. Mrs Slattery presided at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Corrigan
Frances BE. Slattery
League
Liggett’s Liabilities Paid in Full by Trustees
Announcement from Frederic E. Snow of Gaston, Snow, Saltonstall & Hunt says Louis K. Liggett’s affairs placed in trustees’ hands for creditors on July 27, 1921 have been settled in full. Outstanding indebtedness with interest is paid, and trustees Dumaine, Rantoul, and Remick are discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic E. Snow
Gaston
Disillusioned Latin American Veterans Return From Spain
Eighty eight men including 85 Latin Americans and three Americans who joined the Spanish Foreign Legion returned from Spain after months seeking adventure. The group found the life opposing the Moors in Morocco did not meet their romantic expectations and none joined the Spanish army. Most traveled back in steerage aboard the Montevideo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Soldiers of Fortune
Spain
Spanish Foreign Legion
Morocco
Montevideo
Inventive guard saves Mr Moulton’s hens
James A. Moulton of 15 Sherman Street Lexington used an electrical contrivance that rings a gong and lights the hen yard to scare away thieves who arrived before dawn. Police searched for hours but found no trace of the intruders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Moulton
Sherman Street
Lexington
Mr. Moulton
Falls Between Horses In Utica Yard Injury
William T. Hall aged 47 of 4 Cable Street was seriously injured yesterday in the Utica street yards of the B and A railroad. He fell from his wagon, landed between two horses and was stepped on and kicked. He was removed to City Hospital with a fractured skull and multiple minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Hall
Cable Street
Utica Street
City Hospital
Local man charged with check theft and forged notes
Leo Pinsky 19 of Union Park South End held in 2500 bail after being charged with forging uttering and larceny by means of a 1600 dollar check. Inspectors Dorsey and Augusta testified he stole the check from William Neilson 61 Br1 Street and opened an account at New England Trust by depositing 300 of his own funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Pinsky
Union Park Street
South End
Central Court
Pinsky
Dorsey
Augusta
Guarantee Trust Company of
New York
William Neilson
Br’ 1
New England Trust Company
Women urged to dye textiles at home in Newton talk
Mrs. Ward I. Cornell advised Newton Women’s Club members to pursue home dyeing more actively during her lecture on practical application of home dyeing to textiles at the Newton Highlands club headquarters. A live demonstration showcased the art’s simplicity when properly understood.
Whiskey Seizure in Canada Involves Providence Youth
Tom Mack of Providence Rhode Island had an automobile containing 20 cases of whiskey seized by Canadian authorities Toland Webber and Goucher at Stephen New Brunswick. Mack allegedly crossed into Canada without a touring permit and used his car for commercial purposes. He was not arrested and may reclaim his property by paying the appraised value to Canadian customs officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calais
Tom Mack
Providence
R. I
Toland, Webber and Goucher
Stephen
N. B
Mack
Canada
Revere Mother Given Suspended Sentence for Larceny Charge
Mrs Lena Moreno of Revere received a two month suspended sentence in Central Court yesterday after appearing on a larceny charge. She is mother to three children and pledged honesty during proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Moreno
Revere
Central Court
Directors Chosen for City Employees Credit Union
The seventh annual meeting chose Bernard C. Kelley G Jordan Joseph F. Sullivan Joseph M. Harrington and Jeremiah Herlihy as directors and voted to declare a six percent dividend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Employees Credit Union
Bernard C. Kelley
4. G. Jordan
Joseph F. Sullivan
Joseph M. Harrington
Jeremiah Herlihy
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Fr. Corrigan
Liggett
Verne
Philbrook
WM. E. Smith
Up Town
Boylston St
Down Town
Brattle Sq
Quincy House
Dunster St
Cambridge
Harvard Yard
DR. Hilton
Filene
Bretelle
Paris
Filene’s
Verdyne
Duvet de Laine
Misses’ Suit Shop
Coats
Bioomer
Strow Chambray
Filene Fur Shop
Bolivia
Filene Coat Shop
Boston
Kolinsky
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