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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1921

Page

12

Vamp’s Assault Charge Continued to October Hearing

Bert Cornell of Brighton faces assault charges in Roxbury Court for allegedly attacking Mrs. Anna Francis at 767 Columbus Avenues while she rehearsed a vampire role for the film A Thousand Faces. Judge Hayden adjourned the case to October 18.

Bert Cornell Brighton Anna Francis Columbus Avenues

Hanover man to recover improvised home brewery

Gieuse Ingall of 215 Hanover Street will get back his still after Sergeant Mauriee Sullivan of the Hanover Street station promised Judge Burke in the Central Court yesterday to return the improvised home brewery that he and his squad confiscated recently.

Gieune Ingall Hanover Street Mauriee Sullivan

Nothing Doing In His Line Christmas Tree Decorator Arrested

Daniel Libby alias Chadwick fifty year old Blackstone Park South End resident known as a Christmas tree decorator was arrested after violating the eighteenth amendment. Patrolman Healey encountered him in Blackstone Park and Libby admitted his trade saying he works about three days a year. He spent the night at the police palace East Dedham Street and was released sober from the Tombs the next morning.

Army of the Unemployed Dan Libby Chadwick Blackstone Park South End Healey Daniel Officer Healey Libby Police Dedham Street

Retired machinist found dead on road in Medford

Edmund Hoxte, 69, of 29 Walker Street West Somerville, failed to return from a walk. Relatives alerted police and a Metropolitan Park officer found him dead at the edge of woodland on Border Road Medford. Medical examiner ruled death from natural causes, due to arterial hardening.

Edmund Hoxte Walker Street West Somerville Border Road Medford

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