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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1921
Page
6
Police arrest two girls at 20 Cumberland Street apartment for entering Miss Anna Walls room with a false key and stealing clothing valued at 80 dollars. The alleged stolen property was found in their possession and they face court today.
More than 200 club members attended a company outing at American Woolen Company's summer camp on Lake Baldpate. Cornelius Wood spoke in place of his father William M. Wood who was absent. Horace H. Atherton was re elected president and John Woodbury was chosen secretary.
In a Park Street event, Urbain Ledoux offered nine “human slaves” for sale to stir the Boston conscience. No sales occurred, but spectators donated to the “Church of the Unemployed” and one to two weeks of board were arranged for some individuals.
Thieves burgled the home of Frank Mallo at 107 Orchard Street Methuen this afternoon between 1 and 5 o clock while the family was away and jewelry valued at about 600 dollars was taken.
A large Cretic departure from Commonwealth pier South Boston sent 1900 plus travelers across three classes to Azores Gibraltar Naples and Genoa. Among names are Baron de Hanstein and Baroness Miss Kinney, Harvard student Robert Aubin, Cosimo Marcarelli family, J C Whittier and Dr William Honeywell. Twelve aliens were deported.
Charles Boardman Brown 60, financial campaign director for the YMCA in New England and former Naval Y M C A secretary, drowned while bathing off Provincetown Harbor. Edwin Rich rescued the body after Brown cried for help. Brown, born in New York, leaves a widow and siblings and served on the Lynn YMCA finance committee.
After a chase exceeding a mile, John M Mahoney and James Barry were arrested on breaking and entering charges. They were found in Eugene Duchaney’s home at 1462 Dorchester Avenue with a child’s bank containing about $10. A third suspect is being sought by police.
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