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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1921

Page

9

Postmasters Aid in Locating Missing Persons nationwide

Postmasters nationwide have been urged by the Postmaster General to aid in finding missing people. They may investigate reported cases, query other postmasters, and advise interested parties when cases are genuine, without acting as a private collector.

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Yeggs Caught After Hold Up in South End

Police nabbed two men, George Brown and Robert A. Smith, after a Tremont street encounter that left Nicholas Schollard severely injured. Brown, 31, from Roxbury, and Smith, 21, from South End, robbed Schollard of two dollars, a diamond ring, and caused a fractured skull. Police pursued them. Schollard was rushed to City Hospital.

Dedham Street Nicholas Schollard Pine Street South End Tremont Street Schollard City Hospital George Brown Craighton Street Roxbury Robert A. Smith Emerald Street Brown Smith Fitzpatrick East Tilton

Pelletier for Special Taxes

Boston District Attorney Joseph C. Pelletier urged a borough system or special taxes on non resident Boston businessmen to ease city finances. Speaking at Codman Square Theatre Dorchester before about 2000 people he warned Boston is almost bankrupt and if elected mayor would push extra taxes or borough status to keep wealthier towns from diverting tax burdens.

Codman Square Theatre Dorchester Joseph C. Pelletier Boston Brookline Newton

Great Basement Store Lures Thrifty Shoppers With Low Prices

The advertisement extols the basement store as the favorite for thrifty buyers due to very low prices and reliable merchandise. It claims competitors cannot match the value and that customers will benefit by shopping there.

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