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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1922
Page
12
Bar Harbor Chief Fred H. Gerry tracked a stolen Portsmouth vehicle after two suspects approached him for a sale. He inspected a seven passenger car, confirmed a mismatched New Hampshire plate, and detained the men as authorities recovered the car and began arrests.
A city chief pretended interest in a car purchase to reveal a stolen vehicle from Portsmouth New Hampshire. He alerted Portsmouth Police after learning the car lacked registration and license. Officers recovered the car and arrested the two men, returning them to New Hampshire.
The motion picture With Eustace in Africa Through Jungle Wilds will be shown all next week at Tremont Temple starting Monday. Harry K. and Mrs. Eustace, noted African big game hunters, served as the actual cinematographers filming wild animals in Congo Central and East Africa for science and public entertainment.
The Waldorf System yesterday opened its 100th store at 225 Tremont Street. Architect John M. Gray designed a modern interior with tile walls, mahogany fixtures, and washable surfaces. Manager H. R. Murphy leads operations to uphold cleanliness, quality, and courtesy. An automated dishwashing system and basement refrigeration ensure constant cleanliness and fresh air.
A special grand jury under Attorney-General Allen has taken up the Hanover Trust Company. This is the third Suffolk county grand jury session involving the bank’s business methods. Henry Chmielinski testified previously but no action was taken.
Washington votes list postmaster nominations including Silas D Reed of Taunton Massachusetts, James H Butler of Pittsfield Massachusetts, and Charles F McKenna of Montpelier Vermont in a September 19 record.
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