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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1922

Page

13

Lodge Opposes War Debts Cancellation in Boston Address

In a Boston City Club talk before hundreds of business leaders, Senator Lodge defended U S war debt terms. He argued foreign governments should not be allowed to cancel debts while funding military aims and urged continued federal handling of claims, stressing U S exports and non isolationist policy. He cited France and Germany, praised Washington Conference terms, and urged Americans to decide their own financial obligations.

Thomas W. Lamont J. P. Morgan & Co Mr. Neds Massachusetts Congress United States New England Purchasing Agents Association Boston City Senator Lodge Lodge France Paris Germany Lamont United Sstates Wis Tle

Will Hear Plea For Dam Ottawa

The St. Lawrence River Power Company seeks permission to build a dam on the South Sault Channel of the St. Lawrence. The International Joint Commission will hear the application in Washington on December 5.

Ottawa St. Lawrence River Power Company St. Lawrence International Joint Commission Washington

Gloucester maid murder probe witnesses testify in estate case

State charges maid murder and witnesses in the Gloucester double death probe. Employees on Miss Caroline Sinkler's summer estate Eastern Point Gloucester on their way to testify in the inquiry into the deaths of Harry Devine the chauffeur and Miss Stella Zeisloft the maid.

Gloucester Caroline Sinkler Eastern Point Harry Devine Stella Zeisloft Helen Gorman Bridget McGeehan William Elkins

Double tragedy unfolds at Gloucester seaside home

Rapid events followed the discovery yesterday morning of two bodies Stella Zeistloft of Freeland Pa and Harry Devine of West Philadelphia found dead beside each other at the seaside home of Miss Caroline Sinkler a Philadelphia artist and Massachusetts fashion leader.

Gloucester Caroline Sinkler Philadelphia Massachusetts Stella Zeistloft Freeland Harry Devine West Philadelphia

Three Sinkler Servants Testify in Murder Case

William Elkins the gardener, Helen Gorman the parlor maid, and Bridget McGechan the housekeeper appeared in Sumner York’s district court with bonds of 100 each as material witnesses in the Commonwealth versus John Doe for Stella Zeistloff’s murder. They were allowed to return to Massachusetts for investigations on Oct 14 and later told Gloucester police their stories differed from the reporters’ recounting, fueling a volley of conflicting testimony about the kitchen tragedy.

Sinkler William Elkins Helen Gorman Bridget McGechan Sumner York Commonwealth John Doe Stella Zeistloff Massachusetts Caroline Sinkler Philadelphia Gloucester Elkins Spapermen

Death mystery in Gloucester links to Pollard gala

Police link a late night party at A W Pollard’s Eastern Point estate to the deaths of Miss Zeintloft and a chauffeur. Investigators expect toxicology results from Harvard Medical School to explain the cause. Bodies sent home as Miss Sinkler travels to Philadelphia and Swift & Company reports curcass beef prices in Boston.

Elkins Miss Gorman Patty A. W. Pollard Eastern Point Thomas Meade Miss Pollard Sinkler Devine Stella Zeistloft Mary Burke Philadelphia William , Boos Harvard Medical School Gloucester Misa Zeintloft Hazelton Joseph Devine Swift & Company Boston

Confession in Murder Case Faces Public Skepticism in New Brunswick

In New Brunswick amid heated court house crowds, police question Raymond Schneider’s alleged confession tying him and Clifford Hayes to the Hall Mills murder. Witness accounts and inconsistencies strain belief in the version, while prosecutors defend the investigation and press continued scrutiny from residents.

Joseph E. Stricker Azariah Beekman Court House New Brunswick Schneider Clifford Hayes Hayes Edward W. Hall Church of St. John the Evangelist Eleanor Mills James Mills Parker Memorial Home For Leon

Unsolved Hall Mills killings debated by prosecutors

Prosecutors argued the unsolved elements were mere details with no bearing on facts. They cited staged scenes and missing letters, the killer’s varying target, and alleged jealousy factors as mysteries. Hayes remains jailed in Somerset on murder charges. Schneider held as witness. alibi promised.

Schneider Hayes Hall-Mills Hall Mrs. Mills Pearl Behmer N. J Kaufman Beekman Somerset County Somerville Beckman

Ambulance Injured in Concord Street Collision

An ambulance carrying a woman patient to Boston City Hospital was struck head on by a light sedan on Concord street in the South End. The ambulance continued to the hospital despite damage. patient Monica Conceatta of East Boston was uninjured. The sedan driver was William J Mildrum of Allston. ambulance driver John F Kelleher.

East Boston Boston City Hospital Concord Street Monica Conceatta Everett Street John F. Kelleher William J. Mildrum Long Avenue Allston Harrison Avenue Kelleher

Lady Hamilton Found Alive and Sheds Light on Mystery

Reports state Lady Hamilton is alive and intends to sail on a fishing boat race with Mrs. Spencer H. Overman and a Providence business figure. Authorities note a prior mobile injury near New York suggested a link to a missing-body case. clues remain and police will handle the recovered body of the fisherman Guy Parsons as part of the evolving mystery.

Spencer H. Overman Providence Hamilton New York Guy Parsons

Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound Hair Darkener Ad

Advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound to restore natural hair color. It claims a single application darkens gray hair and gives a glossy look, with a ready to use 6 recipe mix improved by sea ingredients. It urges dampening strands and evenly applying for a convincing result.

Wyeth

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