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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1921

Page

6

Gettigan Charged With Plot To Kill Uncle in Revere

Gettigan, manager of a Beach street grocery, pleaded not guilty in Superior Court to charges he solicited two men to kill his uncle at 88 Beachland avenue Revere. The case ties a long family feud to a prior Chelsea dismissal and a related slander suit against Clinton W Richardson, uncle by marriage.

Clinton W. Richardson Revere Gettigan Beach Street North Shore Road Richardson Roscoe Walsworth Superior Criminal Court William B. Lindsay African Dodger Emporium Revere Beach Boulevard John McDonald Duren Detective Agency Beachland Avenue William Tappan William J. Carey District Attorney's Office Mr. Walsworth Chelsea District Court Chelsea Beachmont

Velvet Ribbon Trim on Cloth Dress

Velvet ribbons form decorative trimming on a fabric dress, adding a rich accent. The bands run along edges creating a refined, ornamental detail.

Governor Cox Visits Nantucket Nautical Schoolship

Governor Cox and Lt Governor Fuller inspected the Massachusetts nautical schoolship Nantucket with council members present. He praised the cadets and their World War I service, noting graduates now command merchant ships.

Cox Massachusetts Nautical Nantucket Fuller Massachusetts Nautical School Commission

Resents Treatment Accorded Miss Lenglen

A Boston reader protests media snobbery toward tennis star Miss Lenglen after she canceled engagements and returned to France. The letter denounces perceived prejudice against a visiting champion and urges fair play and courtesy from editors and the public.

Miss Lenglen France Miss Lengen

New York Opposes Slaves Auction Plan Amid Unemployment Protest

City officials and labor groups denounce Ledoux and Mr Zero's plan to auction off workers in Bryant Park. Commissioner Coler calls the stunt harmful and denies any sale of people here. Labor unions and Veterans of Foreign Wars condemn the display as degrading and likely to provoke unrest.

New York Metropolis Bryant Park Bird S.coler Ledoux Coler American Federation of Qabor Hugh Frayne Frayne Veterans of Foreign Wars James F. Kiernan Zero

Ledoux Labeled Dangerous Man By Welfare Chief

New York report states Commissioner Color calls Ledoux a dangerous man an exceedingly plausible dangerous individual and seeks suppression of slave sales in a letter to Police Commissioner En right.

New York Commissioner of Public Welfare Enright Ledoux

City labor groups oppose Ledoux plan of organization

Executive officers of the labor civic and soldier organizations in the city oppose the Ledoux plan, saying their energies are aimed at relieving unemployment and they will not support any movement that harms workers or fails to provide lasting relief.

Ledoux

Boston Awakening Hub Threatens Auctioned Women Waist Show

Ur bain Ledoux known as Mr. Zero returned from New York claiming Boston’s conscience is awake and vowing to strip women to the waist on the auction block if needed to rouse New York. He found a cobbler shop active at the Church of the Unemployed on Howard Street with ten men hired that day, bringing total employed to 135 since the church opened.

Hub Ledoux New York Boston Urbain Ledoux Mr. Zero Bryant Park

Ledoux weighs slave market opening in Gotham

Ledoux cites civic conscience in deciding whether to open a slave market in New York. He recounts TJ’s trip to the city and his survey of employment conditions, noting 315 shelterless men in Bryant Park and dozens more in Madison, Union, and Peter Cooper Squares. Most are around 30, many veterans.

Gotham Ledoux New York Pryant Park Madison Square Union Square Peter Cooper Square

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