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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1922
Page
7
The report indicates a double murder case involving Mrs Hall described as the woman in the polo coat, with continuation of details from page one outlining allegations against her and the defendants.
Detectives report a woman under suspicion in a bundled murder case linked to the rector and his wife. Witnesses recall a late Thursday phone call, a 3 am street sighting, and a church visit amid a baffling sequence. An autopsy confirms a forehead wound in Mrs Mills.
A collision at Harvard Station involved two cars with trailers, largely carrying baseball enthusiasts from the North Cambridge Salem Town team game at Russell Field. Emergency crews reported about 90 injuries, with most passengers loaded for transport.
At a Washington and Morton filling station in Vert Roxbury, Robert Wiley, in charge, is reported to have changed a $2 counterfeit note for two well groomed strangers. The incident drew scrutiny as a crumpled counterfeit bill was exchanged in the late showing.
John T. Robertson of Manchester head of the Oxford Soap Company which makes Bon Ami died late Saturday aboard the White Star liner Olympic. Accompanied by his daughter Grace Robertson he left July 7 for a two month Europe tour seeking to regain health. The ship was due in New York Tuesday.
Saum, a Brookline taxi driver, says a male passenger forced him to speed at up to 50 mph with a pistol pressed to his ribs. The car fled through Brookline and Watertown before reaching Milton where the rider paid $10 and the pair fled after the driver was later arrested by Brookline officers.
Police say a suspect involved in a wild ride near the country club woods was released on $1000 bail. They doubt the suspect’s account of the incident and note the vehicle’s number was recorded during the chase.
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