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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1921

Page

13

Woolen Co Office Move Rumor Circulates

Andover November 17 general expectation that the American Woolen Company will move its Boston offices to a new building under construction at Shawneeden village the model community created by President William M Wood in the town's north section. Officials offered no definite confirmation and said a statement may come early next week without details.

Andover American Woolen Company Boston Shawsheen Village William M. Wood

Luke Gorham Buried in Arlington Funeral

Luke A. Gorham, 81, longtime Boston area trucker, was buried yesterday at his home on Ripemarle Street Arlington. Rev. Charles Taber Hall of St. John's Episcopal Church Arlington officiated the funeral service.

Luke A. Gorham Boston

Farmer's Carrot Resembles Man's Hand in Yard Find

Medfield farmer James O Bartlett pulled a carrot from his garden that resembles a pointing hand used in advertising signs. He says he has grown carrots and other marketable vegetables for years.

James O. Bartlett Medfield Mr. Bartlett China James C. Bartlett Te Garded

Unclear fragment hints at aid to a freak

Fragmentary text mentions aiding a person described as a freak and references a hand. Details are insufficient to identify events, persons, or context.

Superintendent Ralph Westcott Resigns in Walpole

Ralph W. Westcott has resigned as Walpole's superintendent of schools to enter business. The move ends his tenure after years of service to the Walpole school system.

Ralph W. Westcott Walpole

City Editor John B Bogart Dies in New York

John B Bogart longtime city editor of the New York Sun during Dana era died today of diabetes at his home 181 West 87th Street in his 77th year.

New York John B. Bogart The New York Sun Charles A. Dana West 87Th Street

Bo gart remembered as a renowned city editor and mentor

The obituary honors Mr. Bogart a longtime Boston American city editor survived by wife two sons including John D Bogart and two daughters. He mentored young reporters shaping careers David Graham Phillips Julian Ralph and many others crediting his patient teaching kindness and relentless work ethic as hallmarks of a life spent in newspaper service.

David Graham Phillips Julian Ralph Bogart Mr. Bogart

Woman Testifies in Suit Against Congressman Herrick

Miss Anna Elizabeth Niebel, 18, testifies the cruelty and neglect by Congressman Herrick fueled her suit. She alleges he pursued her after admiring her beauty contest photos and proposed during a two hour stump speech, part of his bid to find a wife for a 100 percent pure and 98 percent handsome man.

New York Anna Elizabeth Niebel Herrick Anna Miss Niebel Washington

Arson Charge Against Lodger Is Dismissed

Peter J. Harris former lodger at 517 Columbus Avenue had arson charges dismissed by Judge Sheehan in Municipal Court. Prosecutors alleged a closet fire on November 10 but Harris testified hot ashes from his pipe may have caused it, a claim supported by his landlady. No probable cause was found.

Peter J. Harris Columbus Avenue Sheehan Harris

Just Out of Jail John Goldberg Re-arrested in Boston

Just released from a three month sentence in Springfield jail for larceny, John Goldberg of South Boston was re-arrested by Inspector Pelton on a default warrant charging theft of property valued at 30 dollars from an automobile on Avon Street. Jerome Walsh and John Manley, Harvard students, owned the car. In Municipal Court Judge Sheehan promptly sentenced Goldberg to one month in the House of Correction.

Springfield Mqnor John Goldberg Boston Inspector Pelton Avon Street Jerome Walsh John Manley Harvard Sheehan Goldberg House of Correction

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