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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1922

Page

9

Ex pastor and girl held after tracking husband to court

Mrs. Frederick Leeds testified in Central Court as Judge Parmenter held ex minister Frederick Leeds and Miss Ellen Reed on nine statutory charges each for a continued hearing in September. Bail was arranged for both in New Haven before they left the courthouse. Leeds, once an Episcopal pastor in New York, said he now works in insurance in New Haven.

New Haven Boston Frederick Leeds New York Central Court Parmenter Ellen’ Reed Leeda Court House Leeds

Boston fur dealer found guilty of assaults

Teodore Bagedonow, a Boston fur salesman, was found guilty of assaults on Murray Cohen and his stenographer Rose Andrews of Roxbury in Cohen's office on Tuesday morning. He had refused to disclose the alleged embarrassing position. The case was placed on file. Safety First messages painted on the front of East St. Louis shown.

Teodore Bagedonow Boston Central Court Murray Cohen Rose Andrews Roxbury Cohen Dexter Building Washington Street Bagedonow Miss Andrews

O H A Referred to Psychopathic Hospital Observation

Christopher O H A reappeared in Central Court on four counts involving assault on Alfred Bartlett publisher after a rumpus with police. He visited Bartlett’s office on Boylston Street and attempted suicide in custody, prompting Judge Laurie to commit him for two weeks’ observation at the Psychopathic Hospital.

Christopher O'Hare George W. Solley Loyal Coalition Alfred Bartlett Boylston Street Central Court O’hare Washington and Wests Streets Laurie la Grange Street O'Hare Judge Laurie

Finerty Named National President of Irish Republic Group

Washington announces that John F. Finerty, assistant general counsel for the United States Railroad Administration, is elected national president of the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic. The release says he represents the Republican party in Ireland and has authority to speak for the Irish Republican movement in the United States.

Washington John F. Finerty United States Railroad Administration American Association For the Recognition

The Tenth Mrs Tulkinton by Ellis Parker Butler

Ellis Parker Butler author of Pigs Is Pigs offers his view on marriage in The Tenth Mrs Tulkinton, a complete piece in the next Boston Sunday Post Magazine.

Ellis Parker Butler Mrs. Tulkinton Boston Sunday Post

New Clubhouse Opens for Boston University Secretarial Girls

The College of Secretarial Science at Boston University opened a new dormitory clubhouse yesterday adjacent to the college at St Botolph and Garrison streets. The building houses sorority rooms day student headquarters and resident girl apartments. More than 100 girls have already taken quarters and the event included informal house warming with mandolins and songs.

College of Secretarial Science Boston University St. Botolph Garrison Streets College OF Seck&in Anci

Irish Parliament Expels Gonne and Despard for Protests

Maud Gonne MacBride and Mrs Charlotte Despard were expelled from the strangers gallery during today's Irish Parliament session for shouting protests against the treatment of untried prisoners.

Mwees Irlah Pertamannt Dublin Associated Press Maud Gonne Mac-Bride Mra Charlotte Despard Strangers’ Gallery

Discovery at House Leads to Inquiry by Mrs Ansa

The fragmentary report notes that the house was visited by Mrs Ansa who discovered something prompting an inquiry. Further details are unclear in the readable text.

Early Day Visit Encouraged for Personalized Service

The speaker urges customers to visit us early in the day for a more comfortable experience and for our saleswomen to give individualized attention.

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