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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1922

Page

10

Fight Oil Pollution Conference urged by Atlantic Deeper Waterways

The Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association calls for an international oil pollution conference beyond the three mile limit and supports Rep Apbley’s coast oil dumping bill. The group warns of fire hazards health risks beach damage and fish decline. J Hampton Moore remains president and Wilfred H Schoff as secretary.

Portland Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association Apleby New Jersey J. Hampton Moore Philadelphia Wilfred H. Schoff

Dundee Mills to Resume Operations in Hookset After 14-Week Shutdown

Dundee mills in Hookset New Hampshire will reopen next Monday on a 48 hour week. The plant employs about 250 people. The closure was due to excessive stocks and was not tied to the textile strike.

Hookset N. H Dundee Mills

Mrs Hubbard Sentenced for Manslaughter in Boston Death

Roslindale woman Carrie F Hubbard pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the death of her husband William B Hubbard a Boston manufacturer. Judge Brown sentenced her to five years and one month at Sherborn Reformatory for Women after the May 2 shooting incident.

Roslindale William B. Hubbard Sherborn Barnett Carrie F. Hubbard Boston Charles Street Sherborn Reformatory Brown Reformatory

First Conviction Under New Short-Weight Law

Officials of the division of standards in the State department of labor and industries announced the first conviction under the 1921 law on paper bag capacity for coke and related fuels. Israel Ginsberg of Ginsberg Bros of Boston was found guilty in Municipal Court of selling noncompliant bags and fined $20, with an appeal filed.

Division of Standards State Department of Labor and Industries Israel Ginsberg Ginsberg Bros Merrimac Street Boston Cohen Ginsberg

Hollywood jokes barred by Keith circuit heads

The Keith vaudeville circuit forbids jokes mocking Hollywood motion picture colony in its theatres. E. F. Albee, head of the circuit, sent notice to theatre managers.

New York Keith Hollywood Motion Picture Colony E. F. Albee

Brother approves murders in Bangor case

Eugene Wilson brother of Adelbert W Wilson the Higginsville storekeeper who killed his wife and mother in law and attempted suicide was taken into custody after expressing approval of the act He said Adelbert did just right and ought to have done more before another day ended Sheriff Fernandez ordered him to the State Hospital for sanity observation

Bangor Eugene Wilson Adelbert W. Wilson Higginsville Fernandez Adelbert

Jealous Husband Kills Wife and Mother-In-Law

In Hudson a 43 year old man named Wilson fatally shot his 16 year old wife Net tie Darling and her mother Lettie Darling after jealous quarrels at a general store. He then shot himself in the breast and was taken to the Eastern Maine General Hospital for treatment as neighbors reported escalating tensions and a police response.

Wilson Nettie Darling Hudson Lettie Darling Fernandez Eastern Maine General Hospital

Lizzie's Age Like Ann's In Fraud Suit Against Car Dealers

Earl F. Greenman, a World War I veteran, seeks Superior Court relief to halt further sales of a Ford sedan from Adolph Brothers of Boston. He claims part payments totaling 217.50 should be returned and asks defendants to cover court costs. Greenman says he paid 415 total, with 200 cash, plus 11.50 for insurance, and eight notes. The car allegedly arrived in poor condition with aged upholstery and a noisy motor, contrary to reps of first class condition.

Earl F. Greenman Adolph Brothers Boston

Two People of Same Name But Only One Is Dead

The man found dead Tuesday night in a room at the American House is identified as Isaac Wolper but is not the Isaac Wolper of the Edinboro Manufacturing Company at 231 Harrison Avenue, Boston. The Edinboro Isaac Wolper is alive and active in his business.

Isaac Wolper Edinboro Manufacturing Company Harrison Avenue Boston Isaac Wo

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