Police probe into insurance scam with arrests anticipated
Lynn police plan arrests based on statements from Horne about collecting various sums from insurance companies.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1921
Page
12
Lynn police plan arrests based on statements from Horne about collecting various sums from insurance companies.
The Good Government Association launches a push to back Sheriff John A. Keliher for mayor with leadership from former Mayor Nathan Matthews and ex Port Collector Edmund Billings. They argue Keliher is a strong vote getter and best suited to oppose Curley, but the committee has not set a date for an endorsement.
At a South Boston mass meeting ex-Mayor James M. Curley urged action for veterans. He condemned the War Risk Insurance Bureau for cutting staff and cited 65,000 uninvestigated wounded cases. He attacked officials who made promises to veterans and then forgot them.
Faith Willard, the waif adopted by Rev. Percy Stickney Grant, lies dying at Presbyterian Hospital from an intestinal illness with septic poisoning and pneumonia. Relief staff briefly relaxed rules to allow a mother to visit, while Dr. Grant fears the death is near and recalls the child’s abandonment by her birth parents.
Five month old girl left on the doorstep of the Church of the Ascension rectory on West Tenth Street, adopted by Dr. Grant. She lay near death but rallied this morning, with doctors hopeful if the mother visits the hospital soon. The rector and staff mourn the frail condition and recall the child’s lack of recognition.
An advertisement promotes Cereal Meal as a digestive, lubricating breakfast food that prevents auto intoxication and relieves constipation. A Providence businessman testifies after three months of use, claiming improved health and urging samples to friends. It notes Massachusetts use and a refund guarantee via S. S. Pierce Co.
A newborn girl, christened Faith Willard, was left at a rectory on May 3 with clothing in a second basket. Dr. Grant, the rector, became godfather and arranged care through police and charities. Her parentage remains unknown amid questions about the engagement of Dr. Grant to Mrs. Rita de Acosta Lydig.
Joseph P. McConologue, 14, was shot in the right thigh near midnight at 63 Wrowbrides street after police found him and three companions hiding in West freight yard cars. Sanborn fired when the youths fled. McConologue was treated at Cambridge Hospital. Three others arrested for breaking and entering and larceny. Police recovered 15 stolen cars and 15 pairs of shoes.
President Harding named Benjamin C. Aldrich as postmaster for Keene New Hampshire, as announced on October 4. Aldrich is the chosen candidate to fill the city’s postal head role.
An advertisement argues that caffeine from coffee and tea disrupts sleep and nerves. It promotes Postum as a coffee like cereal beverage that aids sleep and nervous balance, detailing Instant Postum and Postum Cereal as preparations.
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