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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1922
Page
6
Sept 12 Bangor railroad agent Stendell at Washburn was found dead in bed with throat cut. Medical examiner ruled death by own action. He leaves a wife and a six month old baby. The note adds a line about puppet show terminology in ancient days.
A gay party visits a haunted house for the Seventh Guest attraction featuring Harry Benham as the hero and Mildred Wayne as the leading lady. Mrs George A Hibbard joins the Somerville players this week as a valued new member of the troupe.
The report states more than 85 000 murders occurred in the country over the last decade and burglaries surged by 1200 percent in the same period, highlighting a sharp expansion in violent crime and property theft.
In Fall River on September 12 delegates to the United Textile Workers of America gathered for a requiem Mass at the Church of the Immaculate Conception for John Golden former U T W president. Memorial exercises followed at St Patrick's Cemetery with wreath laying by Thomas F McMahon.
Springfield police probe the killing of Joseph Marvici of Waterbury Conn shot in his automobile by occupants of another car in North Haven Conn. They believe Marvici followed from Springfield and note his defense fund for Joseph Parisi charged with murder, linking the incident to a feud between rival bootlegging gangs. A July 3 shooting at Marvici’s car in Springfield and a jail visit context are cited.
New York reports the first anthracite coal mined since the strike end reached King. A Lehigh Valley train of two cars carried the shipment from Pennsylvania fields on resumption Monday. Unofficial price estimates set at 13.60 dollars per ton, same as when mining paused last March.
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