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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1919
Page
3
Hartford authorities investigated a report of a girl matching Muriel Young description applying for a department store job in Hartford. The applicant, identified by newspapers as the missing Boston student, was recognized by readers as Muriel Young.
Henry and Peter White of 86 Concord Street West Gloucester found a human skeleton likely that of a man in sand dunes at Wingaersheek Beach. Inspector Curtis reported skull and about ten bones plus old leather soles with wooden pegs. Police believe the remains have been there long, with sand exposure bringing them to light. No identity clue.
In Indianapolis Acting Judge J D Robbins ruled Bay rum contraband under Indiana prohibition law after a druggist sold 50 cents worth to a Negro who drank it and became intoxicated. The defendant argued the sale was for toilet use but the judge said if whiskey is sold it violates law regardless of purpose.
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