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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1919

Page

7

Muck Secrets and German Ties Shadow New England Tour

Evidence from 1914 to 1919 shows Dr. Muck linked to German sympathies and a wireless setup on a cliffside Maine house. Investigators note Swiss citizenship claims as possibly forged while other associates include university professors and a New England piano executive.

Muck Germany Gerard United States Maine Mack von Mach Ofessor America Newport Muck’s New England Boston Department New York Washington Ambassador Bernstorff Dr. Muck Munsterberg

Birthday Bio Briefs: Philip Schuyler

Philip Schuyler, born November 20 173, of Albany New York and the early New York Dutch settlement. A Seven Years War veteran and political leader who earned fame trading with and gaining trust of local tribes. He led a Canadian invasion that failed, faced a court martial, and afterwards focused on New York politics and statebuilding.

Philip Schuyler Albany New York Old New Amsterdam Ile Schuyler Canada Richard Montgomery Gates Montgomery

Brockton Mayor Pushes Provincetown Aid for Centennials

Mayor William L. Gleason of Brockton says Provincetown should share in Plymouths 300th landing celebration and invites Pilgrim descendants on the Cape to join Brockton in marking the 100th anniversary of the Shoe City in 1921.

Provincetown Plymouth Cape Cod Brockton North Bridgewater Old North Bridgewater Shoe City William L. Gleason Cape

Bolshevism condemned as false by Boston speaker

Rev. Jones I. Corrigan told the Young Men's Catholic Association at Boston College High School that only complete democracy in industry can fix the present system. He argued repressive measures fail against Bolshevism, which he called a false philosophy of government and economics. Expenditure reports from Massachusetts candidates followed.

Young Men’s Catholic Association Boston College Jones I. Corrigan

Candidates file items of expense in state race

Richard H. Long Democratic candidate for Governor reports spending 4500 with 3500 to his campaign committee and 1000 to the Democratic State committee. Chandler M. Wood Democratic candidate for State treasurer lists 3000 in one payment to the Wood campaign committee.

Arthur J. B. Cartier Fall River Joseph A. Conry Pelletier J. Weston Allen Fred J. Burrell A. W. Ellis Company A. T. Bliss Richard H. Long Secretary of State R. H. Long Democratic State Committee Chandler M. Wood Wood

Cambridge Woman Faces Court Over Dept Store Fraud

Agnes Cannon, a 25 year old girl from Cambridge described as innocent appearing, admitted to a scheme to steal food for her three babies. She testified before Judge Parmenter in Central Court that she was driven to desperate measures to obtain groceries from Boston’s leading department stores.

Agnes Cannon Cambridge Boston

Girl Convicted of Fraud Sentenced to 14 Months

A woman identified as Mrs Cannon was found guilty by Judge Parmenter and sentenced to 14 months in jail. The sentence was suspended to allow her to care for her children. A detective, Mrs Ebba Lundquist, testified that at least 60 customers were defrauded across three or more stores.

Ebba Lundquist

Woman resorted to theft to feed her babies in city

A jailed woman, chronically underemployed, described how her husband earned about 18 dollars weekly and how that income could not support a family of five. She admitted to a bold crime scheme, entering a downtown store and using deception in women’s rooms to steal food and clothing for her babies.

Brockton Labor Agent Sentenced in DUI Car Crash

Harold A. Tyler, Brockton labor agent and former Central Labor Union figure, was sentenced by Judge Warren A. Reed to six weeks in the House of Correction after being convicted of driving without identification following a car crash and operating a vehicle while intoxicated.

Brockton Harold A. Tyler Skivers' Union Central Labor Union House of Correction Warren A. Reed

Big Smash Against Bolsheviki by Yudenitch Reported

General Yudenitch is reported by Finnish advices to have captured 42 000 Bolshevik prisoners and killed 6 000 in Western Russia as his forces prevail in the anti Bolshevik campaign.

Bolsheviki Yudenitch Washington Russia

Newton Cobbler Found Dead in Shop with Self Inflicted Wound

Michael Brezina 59 was found dead in his Newton cobbler shop at 363 Watertown Street with a bullet wound to the head and a revolver with one chamber empty nearby. Medical Examiner West ruled the death a suicide.

Michael Brezina Watertown Street Newton West

Motor boats to be shown at Mechanics Building

The New England Engine and Boat Association voted at its annual meeting in Quincy House to stage a motor boat and engine show in Mechanics Building from March 27 to April 3. With the war slowing past shows, members expect a record summer for motor boats. Officers elected include George F. Lawley as president and A W Toppan as vice president.

New England Engine and Boat Association Quincy House Mechanics’ Building George F. Lawley New York Chester I. Campbell Boston George &. Lawley A. W. Toppan William L. Tobey G. F. Lawley W. H. Moreton J. Jager J. S. Poyet R. M. Kershaw Ss. Gurney A. Patterson George L. Chaisson

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