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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1922
Page
7
Mrs. Florence L. Finch fainted on the witness stand during a separation suit in White Plains New York. When she revived she took her husband’s hand and smiled. He smiled back and the pair left together saying I forgive you for everything before going home.
In Trenton New Jersey Earl Stewart a legless man forfeited a $5 deposit after skipping court on a street begging charge. Police found he owned a motorcar and had his own chauffeur when he was arrested yesterday he gave an Newark address and asked officers to notify his wife staying at a leading hotel.
Tonight colored citizens present a reception and ball at the Arlington Paul Revere Hall Mechanics building to honor the Oh Joy company. Dancing begins at eight with the stars and entire cast to appear at eleven thirty.
New Brunswick New Jersey September 28 Mrs Hall widow of slain minister Edward W Hall was described as a devil by choir leader Mrs Mills whose body was found near his.
Detectives heard testimony from Miss Millie Opie about jealous suspicions surrounding the Mills family slayings. She recalled phone calls between Mr. Hall and Mr. Mills and visits by the slain rector to the Mills home. A Jersey shore trip with Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Mills is cited as the trigger for the alleged "devil" incident. William Stevens, brother of Mrs. Hall, was questioned with his clothing shown for scrutinized prints. Mr. Hall's will, dated July 17 1921, leaves all property to Mrs. Hall who is named executrix. A $1000 Middlesex county reward for the murderer was approved, with a copy sent to Somerset county for a similar bounty.
Miss Grace Tremlett Bacon daughter of Mr and Mrs Josiah Noyes Bacon will marry William Ellery Loring at noon in Emmanuel Church The Harvard graduate and World War I lieutenant will wed with over a thousand guests invited. Attendants include Miss Katherine Chadwick maid of honor eight bridesmaids and several named ushers. The Rev Elwood Worcester will officiate and a reception follows at the bride’s home.
Five men entered the Hamilton County Bank on Woodburn Avenue and struck the cashier, escaping with $14,000. The event, reported to police, occurred today in Cincinnati.
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