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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1921
Page
9
The Boston council launches a recruitment push to enroll at least 1000 boys into the Boy Scout movement by the first two days of enrollment of scoutmasters. Applications flood the Exchange Street office, with prospects urged to send directly to the office at 15 Exchange Street.
San Francisco October 4 arrangements have been completed to arrest Roscoe C. Arbuckle motion picture actor for alleged violation of the Volstead act when he arrives from Los Angeles to answer a manslaughter charge in the Virginia Rappe case Robert H McCormack assistant United States attorney general in charge of prohibition prosecutions announced today.
Eight divorce actions were filed yesterday in the Dedham Superior Court clerk’s office. Grounds include unfaithfulness cruelty intoxication desertion and neglect to provide. Names include Mildred D Thayer Brookline and Elisha N Thayer. Magrethe Conroy Plainville and Frank J Conroy Providence. Mary Campbell Wellesley and Angus Campbell Inverness Mines. John H Lacey Holbrook and Madeline Lacey. Vesta Hogan Brookline and Joseph Hogan. Edgar Brownell Brooklyn and Marion L Brownell Quincy. Jennie Taylor Randolph and William R Taylor Havana Cuba. Josephine Fales Dover and Russell J A Fales Walpole.
William Justin Mann notes a Portland Washington Elm scion sent from Cambridge by Longfellow to Alexander Longfellow. A broken limb and disturbed roots mar its condition, but court care could extend its life. Nearby, a Maine Historical Society elm linked to Henry Wadsworth Longfellow is celebrated. The piece hints at Hall of Fame trees by the American Forestry Association.
A jet black chick, developed at Carnegie Institution's Cold Spring Harbor station, emerged through genetic work on chromosomes and germ plasmas. The dusky bird is concealed by feathers but reveals black skin when uncovered, with durable, non streaky pigment.
John F. McKay of Brookline sues Essex Probate Court Judge Harry R. Dow and attorney Augustus B. Tolman of Lynn for 20000 dollars claiming public malicious slander aimed at injuring his professional name. Case filed yesterday in Dedham.
A girl charged with larceny totaling 450 dollars, held for hearing tomorrow in 500 dollar bonds. Police say she obtained money by charging purchases in multiple department stores under the names of wealthy Back Bay women.
Mrs. Eldora McGee of Framingham fell on the Huntington Avenue platform while alighting a Boston and Albany train last evening. She was taken to City Hospital where doctors diagnosed a dislocated shoulder after witnesses said the train lurched as she stepped off.
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