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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1922

Page

6

Robbery Suspects Held on Assault Charges After Bedford Incident

Joseph Get of Robeson Street was robbed of 32 dollars by three men on Weld Street near Common after a night out. Francis Finett, John Dawson, and William Davis were arrested and held in $1000 bond each in Third District Court on assault and battery charges. Davis sought a trial delay to Sept. 22.

Bedford Joseph Get Robeson Street Nolet Willis Purchase Francis J. Finett John F. Dawson Acushnet Avenue William C. Davis State Street Third District James P. Doran Davis

War Officers In Convention At Atlantic City

Atlantic City N J September 18. Six delegates of the Military Order of the World War arrived for a three day session Boston led by The Sacred Cod symbol and the Philadelphia Navy Yard Band welcomed by Mayor Edward L Bader Major Carroll J Swan commanded the local chapter A general condemned war waste of life and urged compulsory training The three day program includes speeches by Secretary of War and Pershing Harbord Latimer LeJune Mayhew Wainwright and diplomats from France Britain Belgium and Italy.

Atlantic City N. J Versailles Potsdam Boston Philadelphia Navy Yard Edward L. Bader Carroll J. Swan Keeks Pershing James G. Harbord Julian L. Latimer John A. LeJune United States Marines M. Mayhew Wainwright Dumont Washington C. E. D. Bridge Belgium Italy

Two Buried Beneath Their Own Motor Truck

Thomas Stanton 89 Clark Street and his helper Eugene Garney 23 Sherman Street both of Malden were buried beneath the motor truck they rode in on Broadway near Bow Street Everett when struck by a touring car driven by Alma Burns 30 Broadway Everett. The men were slightly injured and the touring car was damaged.

Thomas Stanton Clark Street Eugene Garney Sherman Street Mallen Broadway Bow Street Everett Alma Burns Teuring Malden Moss Burns

Mentho Sulphur Promises Quick Cure for Eczema

A skin specialist says Mentho Sulphur quickly overcomes itching eczema. Its germ destroying properties ease skin irritation and heal the condition, leaving skin smooth. Sufferers should obtain Rowles Mentho-Sulphur from a druggist and use it like a cold cream.

Master Brand Ensures Quality in Underwear and Hosiery

The essay promotes standards in underwear and hosiery, praising Cooper's Bennington Spring Needle Knit Underwear and Black Cat Hosiery as Master Brand products. It claims these lines guarantee fit, wear, comfort, and value for men, women, and children, across weights and materials. It emphasizes dealer stores upholding uniform quality under the Master Brand.

Pullman Alien A Cooper’s Bennington Lisle

Anti-Saloon League launches national school of loyalty campaign

The Anti-Saloon League plans a nationwide educational drive led by the Lincoln League Legion to enforce all laws, including prohibition, with schoolchildren as advocates. The effort, titled The American Bond, will start in Norwich, Connecticut, and use schools, churches, and civic groups to promote stricter law enforcement.

Anti-Saloon League Lincoln League Legion American Bar Association New England Pilgrim Hall Howard H. Russell Westerville Anti- Saloon League S. S. Kresge Manufacturers and Business Committee Norwich Conn American Legion The Grange Chambers of Commerce Westervills League Arthur P. Davis New York Wayne B. Wheeler George Holden Tinkham Massachusetts Arthur J. Davis Anti-Saloon League of Bay State United Action

Objection to Soap Factory Sparks Community Petition

Hundreds of Medford Hillside residents signed petitions against the erection of a soap factory and a grease frying plant at the American Woolen Company site on Piggot road. Aldermen president H. C. Voorhees, living near 293 Boston Avenue, voiced strong opposition and will oppose the project when submitted tonight.

American Woolen Company Piggot Road Medford Hillside Medford Voorhees Boston Avenue

Honeymoon Ends Swiftly as Bride Vanishes After Eight Hours

In New Bedford a Bohemian weaver, Frank Brihoda Jr., paid 260 for a Vienna bride and married at City Hall after a rushed trip from Ellis Island. The next morning the bride vanished from the Hotel Leo with her belongings gone, leaving Brihoda and hotel staff unable to locate her as she fled to Brooklyn.

New Bedford Vienna Frank Brihoda Soule Mill Tallman Street Brihoda Josephine Majek America Ellis Island Josephine Leo 23Rd Street City Hall

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