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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1922
Page
7
Roger Longevin, 28 years old, of Clark Street Everett, was arrested at North Station yesterday while boarding a train bound for New Hampshire by unidentified officers. He faced charges related to bigamy and was held for examination.
Police accuse Roger Donovan of eloping with 17 year old Florence Kelleher of Putnam after a brief courtship. The Putnam chief reported to Boston that Donovan's wife is Delphine Bagnell of Everett, whom he married last February. A charge of bigamy may follow if the Kelleher marriage is confirmed amid a sudden lapse of brain action cited in railroad collision reports.
Union Knowledge announces daily hours 9 A M to 2 P M and Saturday evenings until 8 for deposits and Christmas club payments except July August September. The notice invites customers to open accounts.
William Breen Kane, Canadian war veteran, sues the American Red Cross and Catherine Gorman for 461.66 alleging misappropriation of his 76 dollar monthly pension since January 1. Kane, 24, wounded and disfigured, says his mother and himself lacked food while Gorman moved funds to Kane’s account and kept most of it.
A Fabery drug store soda jockey Sammy Gorfine wears a hair net at work prompting chatter about masculinity and sanitation. Customers and chorus girls applaud his look while the boss frets over appearance versus propriety.
Sammy warns of a gang corner threat while a new hair net fashion for Boston soda slingers spreads. Tillie of Tangerine tips him that he is the whole cat and must watch rivals as sisters race to the counter for hair nets. He recalls a past dispute over golf pants.
Secret Service warns in New England of a counterfeit gang passing fake twenties at Grand Rapids National City Bank and fake tens at First National of Ozone Park while fives remain silver certificates. Foreign members travel by auto and target gas stations and garages.
The Boston Sunday Post Magazine will feature The Adventure of the Devil's Foot by A Conan Doyle. Holmes and Watson confront a grim mystery in Doyle's late Victorian tale.
New York report shows Red Farrell, once a famed police character now 71, arrested for attempted larceny after attempting to grab a woman's pocketbook. He notes his age and loss of former nimbleness after years of labor and prison sentences since 1883.
John H. Bradshaw of Grantwood and his wife Laura were sworn in as members of the September Bergen County grand jury in Hackensack New Jersey marking the first time a husband and wife served on the same jury in the state Three years ago Mrs Bradshaw ran as a Democratic candidate for Assembly in Bergen County
About 137000 pupils are expected to apply to Boston schools as 264 buildings have been prepared for today. More than 233 schoolhouses are in yards or hired in churches and public buildings to handle the unprecedented demand from the city’s children. The text notes the first comic opera Trouvere by Adam de la Hale in the 13th century.
Advertisement notes care of the scalp with Noonan's Hair Petrole blending petroleum and antiseptic ingredients. Claims to remove dandruff and restore hair life with a pleasant perfume. Barbers offer at 15 cents, sold in drug and department stores nationwide.
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