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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1921
Page
12
Mrs Kettelle fled her honeymoon after her husband left for ice. She rowed to the middle of Mashapang Lake and jumped into the water, ending her life in a apparent suicide.
Connecticut State Police Superintendent Robert T. Hurley asserted during an evening briefing that the state remains cautious about the situation and would provide further updates as investigations continue. He emphasized continued cooperation with federal authorities and urged the public to stay informed via official channels.
Police and medical examiners concluded Mrs. Kettelle died by her own hand in Lake Masha paug after a storm churned waters. A weighted rope and improvised knot were found about her neck, impressions of a hastily tied noose and hair entangled with the rope. Her husband, Mr. Kettelle, faced questions as officials prepared for an autopsy and coroner's report.
George E. Trudel, a member of the Governor's Council from the third district and leading Manchester businessman, consented today to seek the Republican nomination for mayor.
The Mutual Welfare League at the county house of correction, Deer Island, was abolished by Penal Institutions Commissioner Thomas C. O'Brien. A written reprimand was sent to prison master George H. Harlow for the escape of two inmates from the harbor prison last Sunday.
Washington high drama as the anti beer bill monopolizes Senate discussion. Senator Shields of Tennessee delivers a three hour address on the Anti Saloon League and federal prohibition actions, but the session ends in a tangled adjournment with no headway.
Commissioner O'Brien wraps up a private nine month inquiry into Deer Island prison conditions. He abolishes the Mutual Welfare Association, relieves league staff, curtails prisoner liberty, and returns workers to common prisoner status.
The Cape Verde packet Marguerite Haskins arrives in New Bedford with no passengers, a Cape Verde fleet record. Salt mined in the islands is unloaded by Union Street Railway Company to keep rails free from ice this winter.
Officials note the need for operators in Egypt to be fluent in English, French, Italian, Greek, and Arabic to handle international calls effectively. Training programs aim to improve language coverage and customer service across regional networks.
George B. Olsen, 48, owner of the Metropolitan Garage at Parkway and Atlantic Avenue Revere Beach, accidentally discharged a thirty two caliber revolver while examining it. The bullet lodged in his left thigh and he was taken to a physician then Massachusetts General Hospital.
A Swiss study attributes about half of divorces to incompatibility among couples. Researchers note social changes and evolving expectations as contributing factors shaping marriage stability in Switzerland.
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