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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1921
Page
13
In Brockton on October 19 a couple seeks calm as Lt Guerin and Insp Grose raid a home with a search warrant. A hidden keg labeled baby is found under a cover in a crib, containing eight gallons of moonshine, rolled to the police car.
London reports the Duke of York may head a mission to the United States. He would lay the Victoria Cross on the grave of America’s unknown soldier buried in Arlington Cemetery on Armistice Day. If he travels, he will tour several American cities.
In District Court Soupolous pleaded guilty to exposing and keeping liquor for sale and was ordered to pay a $75 fine after his or her alleged child loss remark and ensuing arrest were noted.
The Red Triangle Village to host a social this Wednesday at 7 46 PM in Bates Hall. Walter Rummels, commissioner of social activities, will be in charge of the event.
Anne Luther, visiting Bowdoin Square Theatre, met Boston Mayor Peters in his office with press rep Fred R. Doherty. The star gave a roses bouquet and autographed photo. the mayor praised theatres and promised to support public entertainment for citizens.
Mrs Mae Joyce Leeds testifies before Justice Newburger that Stuart Leeds helped her secure a 1911 divorce from Louis A Freedley and later married her in Nashua New Hampshire after a decree in Boston. She says they lived together until 1919 when she learned the ceremony may be illegal. a child Barbara was born in 1917.
The League to Enforce Peace elected A Lawrence Lowell president to succeed Chief Justice William H. Taft and planned a Washington convention during the armament conference to stress U S duties toward world peace. George W. Wickersham was named executive chair and Lowell became committee chairman drafting thanks to Taft’s efforts.
Francis P. Rogers prominent Worcester County industrialist and former Bostonian died at his Rochdale home at age 72. He led the A Hankey Machine Company of Rochdale, which expanded during wartime to produce swords bayonets and submarine net clips. The business added a drop forging plant in Worcester. Survived by wife three sons and two daughters. Funeral Friday.
A vintage ad touts Diapepsin as the surest relief for indigestion gas and stomach misery with speedy relief after taking a few tablets. It claims near immediate comfort and correction allowing enjoyment of favorite foods, at a few cents per large case. Millions affected annually.
Mrs Mary Kevo 17 tells Fitchburg police she was grabbed by two men in Scollay Square Boston forced into a car and driven to Fitchburg where she was attacked. Police found no record of her or her husband in Boston and released her after deeming the tale plausible but unverified.
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