Philadelphia Girl Held By Manchester Police
Manchester police hold Rachael as Philadelphia authorities seek return for larceny charge. She was arrested last evening after a brief incident and faces transfer to Philadelphia upon arrival of officers.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1921
Page
9
Manchester police hold Rachael as Philadelphia authorities seek return for larceny charge. She was arrested last evening after a brief incident and faces transfer to Philadelphia upon arrival of officers.
Police officer Fred Scannell investigated a young woman after becoming suspicious of her actions. The inquiry found she sold a gold bracelet studded with chip diamonds, valued at several hundred dollars, for six dollars to a local merchant, with copper and henna shades noted in knitted wear trends.
The Salesmen’s Association of the Paper Industry in New England held a successful gathering in Boston and Swampscott yesterday. About 30 members met at Copley Plaza Hotel, golfed at Tedesco Country Club, and enjoyed a shore dinner at Marblehead Corinthian Yacht Club.
The Rev. George P. O Conor assistant director of the Catholic Charitable Bureau departs for Milwaukee to represent the bureau at the National Conference of Catholic Charities from Sunday September 18 to Thursday September 22. About 25 delegates are expected from Boston.
Lawrence report states Judge J. J. Mahoney fined Daniel Henderson $100 for carrying a loaded revolver. Henderson had claimed the weapon belonged to another man, who testified today denying the accusation.
Patrolman Thomas York of East Boston retires tonight on half pay of 900 dollars per year after nearly 21 years in the department. The general order issued last night notes his retirement and commends him for faithful service.
A group of 17 Armenians Syrians Palestinians and others from the Near East left for Providence last night to board the steamship Providence bound for Naples under a government policy to return aliens exceeding monthly allowances. Some had been detained since July while most arrived in August.
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