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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1922

Page

2

Suspension of Two Patrolmen Reported In City

Commissioner Stevens recommends suspension with loss of pay for Patrolmen F McCarthy and Daniel S B Gay after an alleged joy ride. A hearing will be set. Charges allege neglect of duty by leaving routes and failing to notify the police station. Also, James G Houri of 5 East 9th Street South 1 charged with larceny of 74 shoes valued at 516 from Albany Railroad, held in City Prison.

Stevens F. McCarthy Daniel Donovan and Concannon James G. Houri East Sth South Albany Railroad Mhourthand

Beans Added Distinctive Heins Tomato Sauce Flavor

A claim that beans gain a distinctive flavor from Heins Tomato Sauce suggests an appealing taste enhancement. The note invites readers to try the combination and imagine the improved dish.

Boston Moonshine Raid Hits Largest Post Prohibition Still

A police raid yesterday afternoon on a Worcester place South End moonshine plant uncovered a two and a half story brick building in use as a distillery. Captain Reardon’s liquor squad seized hundreds of gallons of alcohol three large stills and distilling paraphernalia. John H Oddo and son Frank were arrested and later bailed.

Worcester Place South End Boston

Fire erupts as illegal distillery dismantled in burglarized house

Police seized two bushels of corka two mash tanks and 150 feet of rubber hose from a house where Ottow Oddo and his son operated an illicit liquor setup. 2500 gallons of the mags preparation and 250 bottles of distilled alcohol were removed as evidence. A blast and fire followed as the stills were dismantled on the third floor, attracting the fire department. Oddo and his son were arrested facing liquor sale and illicit distillation charges. The building is owned by Max Shuman.

Bition Oddo Max Shuman

U S Fur Trade Leads Worldwide In 1919 Market Figures

The United States dominates fur production and use with sales around 100 million dollars. New York City alone reported a gross fur business of 376 million dollars in 1919, covering import, export and handling. King-Queen Marie of Yugoslavia noted as an expert housekeeper and fond of children.

United States New York City Jugo Slavia Marie

Wins Duel But Loses The Girl

In Huntington West Virginia on September 13 two 15 year old boys Chester Linkfield and Asa Carpenter dueled over 12 year old Ernestine Burnett. Carpenter shot Linkfield and is in the state reformatory though he won the duel he lost the girl as the couple married by a person at Catlettsburg Kentucky with a special permit.

Huntington W. Va Hallowe'en Chester Linkfield Asa Carpenter Ernestine Burnett Carpenter Linkfield Burnett Catlettsburg

Freshmen Registration Opens at Boston University College of Business

Freshmen registration starts today at the College of Business Administration Boston University. This marks the first department to open for registrations with other departments set to begin next week.

College of Business Administration Boston University

Freshman enrollment limited at College of Business

The College of Business Administration caps entering freshmen at 400 for the year and expects registration near last year’s totals of 1475 day division and 2500 evening division. Tonight General Herbert M Lord, director of the budget, will speak at the first college assembly in Ringtinton Hall on The Budget in National Finances.

College of Business Administration Ntington Hall Herbert M Lord

Arrest Made in Forgery and Larceny Case In Roxbury

James Fernald 64 of 978 Harrison avenue Roxbury was arrested last night by Inspectors Dorsey and Augusta charged with forging uttering and larceny on August 8. He allegedly forged the name of John H French to a 20.44 check at the International Trust Co which was cashed by James H Trohoch of 1813 Washington street.

James Fernald Harrison Avenue Roxbury Dorsey Augusta John H. French State Street International Trust Co James H. Trohoch Washington Street

Couple Celebrates 53 Years of Married Life in Concord

Concord Junction pair Abial H. Chase and his wife mark their 53rd wedding anniversary at home on 389 Main Street. Chase, a longtime school committee member and former postmaster, helped plant the maple trees that shade Main Street.

Concord Abial H. Chase Concord Junction Main Street Chase

Bankruptcy Schedules Filed for Fitzpatrick Firm

Liabilities of the firm amount to $407,122 with uncertain assets. The schedules filed in U S District Court by James H. Fitzpatrick and Company show assets totaling $144,900 including real estate, notes, debts, stocks, and other items. Unsecured creditors listed include Danforth of Medford, Dow of Laconia, Hatch of Laconia, Finklestein of Boston, and John.

United States District Court James H. Fitzpatrick James H. Fitzpatrick and State Street Fitzpatrick J. B. Danforth Medford Charles Dow Laconia N. H Norman C. Hatch Max Finklestein Boston C. B. John

Summary of names and amounts listed in tax or payroll ledger

A series of names with monetary figures appears: Woburn $10 085 for Harry C Mayo Roslindale $26 184 for J F Mellor Boston $18 000 for A W Murray Boston $18 000 for Thomas E B O Connor Dorchester $12 296 for E B Paine Lakeport NH $14 867 for George Richards Chelsea and H Whittemore Boston.

Gon Woburn Harry C. Mayo Roslindale J. F. Mellor Boston A. W. Murray Thomas EB. O'Connor Dorchester

You Never Can Tell Story by Ben Ames Williams

Boston writer Ben Ames Williams presents a story titled You Never Can Tell to appear in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The piece showcases Williams style and local literary scene coverage.

Ben Ames Williams Boston Will Sppene Boston Sunday Post

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