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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1922
Page
2
Judge Ducomb ruled in Bend on Sept 20 that Harry Poulin’s third child born to his wife is illegitimate. United Professor John P. Tiernan testified regarding Dame University Law notes as the case proceeded.
A judge ruled that a husband cannot testify about a wife's childbirth legitimacy under old common law, a blow to Mrs Tiernan who sought to prove her 10 month old baby's paternity by Paulin. Prosecution and defense argued Indiana law and common law, with tensions rising in court as Harry Poulin faced jeers from the gallery.
The city reports an overall tax hike led by an $80 million rise in real estate valuation and $1.5 million in personal property, despite little change in residential valuations. Losses in business, shoe, leather and woolen sectors reduce personal property gains, with shifts of bank stock domicile and resident sales lowering totals. Boston’s tax rate sits just above Cleveland and St. Louis, with Los Angeles the highest at 37.60 per thousand.
Investigators widened the search for the long dark semi military coat worn by Mrs Pease as they pursue a theory she was slain and her body placed near her mother's home. Police examined the Harris and Pease homes and considered burning ashes for clues while awaiting autopsy results.
Chelsea District Court hears murder charge against Pease linked to the death of his wife. Police probe alleged affair with Mrs Brown of Revere and possible motive tied to money and a court case. Evidence scrutinizes timing, alibi, and his movements after an evening visit with Ennis.
Bilis Parker Butler author of Pigs Is Pigs shares stage about marriage in The Tenth Mrs Tulkinton in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
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