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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1922

Page

11

Salvation Army Collecrors Robbed by Thugs in Boston

Two Salvation Army collectors Edward Clark and William Quirk were attacked while returning a bag of Thanksgiving funds near the People's Palace. Three assailants beat them, looted the bag, and fled in a waiting automobile after pepper sprayed and firing a warning shot. Police described the trio as about 25, tall and wearing brown and gray overcoats. No arrests made by nightfall. a wider gang is suspected.

Edward Clark Vernon Street Roxbury William Quirk Brent Street Dorchester Quirk Mystic Street Ponce People’s Palace Clark Salvation Army Wfroadster East Canton Street People's Palace

Destruction Plan Proposed for North West Mistletoe

The article notes that mistletoe seeds travel far and choke host trees. The Department of Agriculture has approved a wholesale destruction program to remove mistletoe from forests in the North West.

Department of Agriculture

Millionaire for a Day Sees Boston as Immigrant Hero

A Boston Post prize winner, a newsboy from Lawrence, relives a dream day in Boston. He tours luxury hotels Commodore Ritz and Biltmore with his mother and wife, tours Wall Street, Plymouth Rock, and meets General Edwards, while recalling his immigrant beginnings and gift to his widowed mother.

Commodore Ritz Biltmore Hippodrome New Amsterdam Boston Post Lawrence Post America Boston Beefer New York Commodore Hotel Winter Palace France Metropolis Edwards Pawtucket First Corps Miss Castle Bunker Hill Lexington Concord Greater Army Base General Edwards Boylaton Street Copley Plaza Acta Walter Gilbert St. James Company Mies Castle Touraine Samuel Seefer Seefer Humboldt Avenue Roxbury

heiress Minas Castle praises Post for perfect day

Minas Castle lauds the Post for planning a day of pleasure after her entertainment, saying nothing was left undone and her wishes were carried out thoroughly. She thanks the staff for thoughtfulness and consideration, noting the experience felt like a real heiress's seamless day.

Minas Castle

Tiger under fire in Senate amid Clemenceau critique

In Washington on November 27 the Senate debated M. Clemenceau's U S tour with Hitchcock leading attacks on French wartime policies. A Negro soldier, Lucius Jones, interrupted, questioning the senator before gavel restraint ended the incident as Heflin demanded the man’s expulsion.

Washington France Senate United States Hitchcock Nebraska Foreign Relations Committee M. Clemenceau Myers Montana Owen Oklahoma America Germany Lucius Jones Here Coolidge Heflin Alabama

Surrender near murder scene leads to confession

Guy Harvey surrendered after meeting Chief Goodhue at a cottage near the crime scene. Harvey admitted shooting the woman, saying an argument over being treated unfairly triggered the act. He described planning injection into the sea but abandoned the plan to spare his mother.

Guy Harvey City Hall Chief Goodhue Harvey Police Bell Street

Man Confesses Possible Murder Switches to Hiding Cottage

The suspect reveals plans to hang himself with a rope but alters course to hide in a cottage. He recalls a confrontation about a body found in the cellar and claims memory loss after denying shooting the woman in the kitchen. He repeats uncertainty about events following the alleged shooting.

Harvey

Coakley Claims Ponzi Honest In Dealings In Court

Mr. Coakley testified that Ponzi was honest about international reply coupons and that the guilty plea was urged due to public sentiment. He described the jail conference with Ponzi and Mrs Ponzi, and he disclosed the large sum of two and a half million dollars in his possession later turned over to trustees.

Coakley Money King Ponzi East Cambridge McIsaac Gallagher Mc Ieane Tale Bedeen East Sarti Donai Commonwealth Europe Mrr. Gallagher Federal Courts Flaherty Ponsi Rittenhouse Elk

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