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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1922
Page
6
Jecomeah Nelson, indicted on second degree murder in a case involving his wife, pleaded guilty to manslaughter in Suffolk County Court yesterday afternoon. He received an immediate 14 year prison sentence from Judge Bishop.
The Italian Chamber of Deputies approved Premier Mussolini s government with a 306 to 116 confidence vote. The Associated press reported the result on November 17.
A wartime style testimonial ad claims the cure for rheumatism neuritis and related disorders via a book "Inner Mysteries of Rheumatism" by H. P. Clearwater. Readers are urged to send address for a free copy and share with afflicted friends.
The story centers on Callaghan Bell Vaille Drummond and Slaney a London faction led by a former head Slim Jim William Travers Tallbois heir to the Tallbois estate. They scheme to prove Joan Ayre as the Tallbois heiress then blackmail her for 40000 pounds amid attacks on Mottisfont and a rising web of threats.
Five men debate danger and a stolen set of documents crucial to a campaign. Callaghan reveals Slim Jim faked dead and sent the proofs to Mottisfont to aid Joan in the Tallbois inheritance dispute.
Dr Edwards promotes Olive Tablets as a calomel substitute. The small sugar coated tablets use vegetable ingredients to stimulate bowels and liver without calomel, promising gentle relief for constipation and torpid liver with bedtime use.
Callaghan outlines a plan to recapture the proofs from Mottisfont and force Joan Tallbois to win her case while keeping Slim Jim silenced. The group votes to proceed with a calculated letter tactic and warns of a deadly counterplay if Slim Jim resurfaces. Drummond arrives, warning of danger as the plot tightens.
A footman named James Floyd at Knayth Abbey Berkshire was discovered dead in a secluded part of the grounds. Authorities imply homicide with signs of a struggle and a strong assailant. death by strangulation. Police say they are pursuing a clue as the Daily and Sunday Post continues the tale.
In Chicago on Friday, a Palmer street hydrant freed a store of perch when a water wagon drained dry. City engineers found a Lake Michigan perch clogging water mains and opened hydrant plugs to clear them. Residents collected and shared the freshwater bounty.
Raymond Schneider and Pearl Dahmer face perjury and morals charges in New Brunswick New Jersey after their roles in the Hall murder case. Schneider pleaded not guilty and was jailed awaiting trial. The pair had earlier implicated Clifford Hayes, who was cleared. The grand jury will hear the Hall murder case next.
Fifteen year old Annabel Johnson daughter of Robert Johnson of 6 Harvard Street Saugus was reported missing by her father after failed search efforts. He says she ran away on November 6 and was seen riding on the rear seat of a motorcycle leading to a police appeal for information.
Paris November 17 The Chamber of Deputies expressed confidence in Premier Poincare on the eve of the Lausanne peace conference after a month of intermittent debate on the government policy and related issues.
Police and fire officials ban stuffed horses and loose straw used to create a rural mood at South End barn dances. A patrolman found a stuffed horse and loose straw at Scenic Temple on Berkley street, prompting removal as a fire hazard. The straw and horse were cleared, and dancers restored with the band playing Turkey In the Straw.
Mrs Ellen Lit Holm of 18 Montrose street Everett appeals for help locating her missing son Herbert J Indholm aged 18 who vanished from home ten days ago. He left Tuesday morning November 7 for work with a trucking concern on Milk street Boston and has not been heard from since. He is light complexioned, about six feet tall and 159 pounds, last seen wearing dungarees an army overcoat a black skull cap and black shoes.
Four civilians from the Free State were executed at 7 am after a military court trial for unlawful possession of revolvers. This marks the first application of the supreme penalty by new Dail Eireann established courts to enforce a rigid policy against rebels.
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