Boston Evening Globe (Newspaper) - January 14, 1921, Boston, Massachusetts Order next Sundays Globe in advance from your newsdealer or for next Sundays Globe should be ordered today VOL M as nt Boston of Murch Edition JANUARY 192116 CENTS BY THE GLOBE I IwU STOCKS NEW Jan investiga tion of election frauds In this city last November hue resulted in nearly 30 in it was learned In one it was 109 ballots cast for Miller for Governor were transferred to In another district ballots were mutilated and de while In others Socialist candi dates were cheated out of as many as 150 More than a siore of election officials were Patrick em ployed as ft process by Uie dis attorneys also was Many of the men concerned have not been arrested because they gave ficti names and It is believed that citizens of Mas have contributed to the treasury of the Rothschild foreign exchange two officials of Na thaniel Goodman of Boston and Abraham Horowitz of Worcester were arrested last night in At the office of Atty Gen Allen this it was stated that Investi gation has been going on for several weeks and it is believed that there is a clear case of larceny against the as it is believed that the German for which the people were never It is also believed that moving of the main office of the firm from to AGREES TO GIVE After of Perils SWIG AND JOHN SHAPIRO They Battle With an Enraged Italian at Tremont Trust Worcester The firm branch offices In New Bed constituted fraudulent Is understood to have Providence and Charged More Than Worth Asst Atty Gen Albert who Continued ou the Sixth Be sure to read the Sunday Globe Order next Sun days Globe in advance from your newsdealer or Sunday Globe should be ordered YOUR BANK the spirit of your com munity hv what it docs fnr tho coin m Tho Trust Coin puny In o ho niu bin i It by Dorchester n Savings deposits Commercial deposits DORCHESTER TRUST COMPANY Uphama Corner Corner So Manila Understands State Department Expects Adequate Reparation Jan has agreed to an Indemnity as a result of the killing of Lieut Warren Langdon of chief engineer of the In Vladivostok Japanese it Is understood The before the Foreign Office in ACTING SEC DAVIS ASKS JAPAN TO PREVENT HI ASHES Jan assurances by the Japanese Government that its regrets over the killing of Lieut Langdon or chief engineer of the cruiser by a Japanese sentry at would lie supplemented hy convincing proof of THE WEATHER United States er Bureau forecasts 1 or Boston and Its and for South iin New snow or rain tonight s p r o b a b 1 y l ill fresh and strong south For Northern New or rain probably tonight Saturday warmer tonight increasing WILDEY SAVINGS BANK 62 BOYLSTON BOSTON Deposits Go On Interest 15 and the 15th of each accepted pi to STRENGTH MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Last t In l OKI f United States Trust 30 COURT BOSTON RESOURCES south For Kustern New York Kain tonight on the coast and rain or snow in the Interior this afternoon and tonight Sat fair in south ami central and probably snow ami colder in eastern and northern portions strong south becoming westerly Lowest temperature last below zero at tires at K u in New 31 30 22 Highland 30 cloudy sea should prepare ship ments north for temperatures of IS to 20 28 In 20 to 25 Boston and 2fi to Boston S a m Barom inches high est 20 lowest last night 23 71 percent south snow trace Sunshine Thursday for 100 per cent of the possible its intention to make similar incidents were awaited today by thi State Confidence that the Japanese Govern mem would make adequate reparation was expressed by the in n note dispatched last night to the Toklo Foreign The communication was sent by Acting Sec after he had read Admiral report of the ac tion taken by Gen Ol to avert similar In In view of the official expressions of regret and of tho promptness with which the Japanese authorities Govern ment officials were inclined to regard the end of the incident as in but there was no Indication that it would be closed without more definite assurances from Japan what measures would be taken to prevent further Several Past Encounters It Is understood that the State De reminded the Japanese that while the shooting of Lieut Langdon was the first instance of a there had been numerous cases of en counters between the Japanese and American and that reports re here indicated that in too many of thorn tlir Japanese appeared to have been tho Japanese were urged to adopt immediately such Continued on the Sixth The Temperature Today at Thompsons Him Hie up to fl p in as follows 1020 10l I 1020 inii a n 1 p 4l II n lilt P 28 FOR JOHNS MEDICINE Heals the breathing Through service dally from Now York Coast IMS Boston Police Keep to Receive Refund LIEUT AT LEADING MAIL INTO ONT Jan Farrell and naval balloon arrived at the Pennsylvania Station a month after they had landed near Moose j following a balloon flight from Rockaway Naval Air An official welcoming committee from Rockaway headed the crowd which thronged the The firsit event in what promises to be a busy day for the navy men was a at tho Hotel after which the committee planned to bear them off on a special train for Lieut Farrell Is the Hero Jan 14 In a state ment here yesterday Lieut Hinton declared Farrell is the He bore the brunt of the He broke the trail and did the hardest We were all nearly exhausted and suffered the agonies of swollen caused by our unfamiliarity with I am thankful it is It seems to me but a ter rible Benjamin treasurer of the Tremont Trust Company at 35 Court and John foreign ex change manager of the fortu escaped being shot to death at 2 this afternoon when an enraged Italian battled with them in the di rectors room of the Nichola aeed and living at 9 Tileston North who was a private banker at Prince st until his bank was is locked up at Station charged with assault and battery with a load ed revolver upon the two bankers with intent to He was taken to court this after noon for Lost Both Treas Swig and Shapiro had a narrow and both were bad ly scratched and bitten by before he was carried an at Tremont Trust Company until last He also took out a loan at the bank and had some collateral security deposited He became It was said today by Simon when the loart Continued oil the Twelfth Mrs who had left New York to meet naval cers and business men from Rocka way greeted the The officers starting point of a were taken to a where they TO tMO 1 J parade The Rockaway to the Naval District of New Hundreds of the who wore dis appointed last night In not seeing Clancy nnd box In Mechanics swarmed to the rooms of tho Fenway 216 Washington to day to get their money The rush was HO great that the and Washington in front of building that several had to he placed on duly to keep The club announce that they will keep the money until Il oclock each night all who want the refund are paid GET RID OF THAT COLD Hiltons 3 Will Do it USED FOR 30 YEARS A HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION IN THE EVENING Complete or linn Technical Now Now NIU The Sunday Globe Order It Today Sunday Globe Order Them Today the Globe offers the best Want and Classified medium in New During 1920 the Globe printed more Want and Classified than the second Boston will mod lliu printed 1Uiilll further notion the ho In iu of In tli mill Killin mill CUM Want unit Ulun mint Ue ID thi on for tho Dally muit ho In 0 oclock ot thu Any York city was decorated with flags and bunting for the and had declared a holiday in celebration of the safe return of the balloon School children waited with a floral shower along the line of officials were ready with ad of welcome and other evi dences of the pride Hockaway takes n her three suddenly famous resi lents Mrs Farrell With Husband Lieut Farrell was accompanied by were guests at a luncheon given by Rockaway Tho balloonists declared they were none tho worse for their ad Crowd Cheered Farrell On their way to the through an underground passage from the the crowd cheered for Far who was the center of Then a cheer went up for Farrell and who engaged in a personal encounter upon their arrival at walked close to gether and smiled at each while movie photographers cranked their CUNNINGHAM ON TRIAL IN MURDER CASE j Milton Man Appears Before Judge Avery in Quincy Witnesses Heard Jan Loring Cun an aged of one of the most prominent Milton wont on trial charged with the of John The case had boen continued a week and was called at 11 Cunning ham had been confined sinco he was first arraigned In court one week ago to Ho was placed in the dock nnd before Judge Albert Avery came Into the District Courtroom from the Juvenile Court Cunningham had fre quent interviews with his John Jeremiah Thomas of this A large plan of the Cunningham prop erty played an important part In interviews between Mr Cunningham and bis He pointed out a number of times a spot on the The Government was represented bv Asst Dint Atty George In side the bar also sat Frank Newton of the office of Charles jf On the day of his first arraign ment Mr Cunningham asked the court officers to send for Mr but they were unable to get as he was trying a case In Another person who sat within the bar enclosure was Rev Leander Hokenson pastor of the Swedish Lutheran Church which Mr and Mrs Johnson Rev Mr Hokenson conducted the funeral services of Mr Johnson last Saturday ami Is a member of the committee that Continued on the Sixth Hinton by his wife when he left the train Mrs and Mrs Hinton had left the city together to greet their hus At the hotel hundreds formed in line to shake the officers Not Heroic Lieut Farrell said that there was nothing heroic in what the balloon ists had He did not that they had accomplished anything like a stupendous It was strenuous he but nothing more than what might be expected any time by a man in He told of hearing imaginary sounds lost in the He described the experience as similar R P ft to that of a man lost in a desert who H I i I I i flUI I It A I B I i ill 0 I BlH I I U 11 Miss Alexandra Lieut T A H 111 tl fUl TORONTO THE 111 I BALLOONISTS WARMLY Jan the American Naval whose ad Tft 1 1 j 1 ventures the lames BaJ witness in Northern Ontario have stirred the of the are on the last lap of the journey which began on the Sixth s Catholics in Ireland Outraged DEDHAM FIRE CAUSED LOSS OF Homes of Citizens Under Heavy Guard Jan H causing a loss of the Avory In East this morn and threatened Tne town with tho most blaze In its The flro in the which in lo on High a gen eral to which a Boston Tho wind gave tho a hard battlo and threatened to carry the to ou nearby dwellings For a time it seemed us though tlm largo plant of the Hodges Finishing would Boon be Company The heat was so intense from tho burning school that tho firemen wore unable to got within lighting dis and Chief Henry ordered that they do all In their power to save tho nearby dwellings nnd finishing The which a wooden containing It CHBH nnd an wiis upon a roaring wore shooting high in the air and tho wan lighted for a considerable dis Tho heavy wind curried burning on tUe LORD MAYOR OF CORK MAKES STATEMENT Tells of the Treatment of Two Priests Jun the American that the that the United entered tho War to protect the of nil not more hutn Lord Mayor of testimony today be fore the Inn In Jan public utility plants and homes of wealthy the city were under heavy guard today by order of the police as a precautionary measure against radical Police were extremely reticent concerning tho given verbally lasL night to the entire but they Intl muted it WUH prompted by Federal au Supporting the belief that the order was the of Federal was the fact that chief ot tlie Bureau of Investigation of the De of made the laHt night giving instructions to the police and at ous Hes out on duty with his WUH the gist of the Hole comment of subordinates In his Plain clothes detectives and uniformed working In were on sentinel duty all Special attention was given to protec tion of the homes of John i Archbishop Patrick Mayor John and other citizens along 5th av and other fashionable Other cordons of guards were kept i on duty at St Patricks the Criminal Courts the Metropolitan Museum j of City tin Federal all Railroad tho and electric light plants and uther public utility OF RED DEMONSTRATION Jun of a threatened demonstration with bomb delphia was received from the source and the word was passed to the Federal and municipal ties in that bk the from a repu tahle private agency In New of I milil today In pre I an hy anil police there In and honied anil of prominent Investigation of the Is being tint us yet Government agents havo bnan to any evidence that are to take The guards were thrown a precautionary rly In the waek u warning un thai Lord lie in thin for Homo limit ami It ai tin service of the cummin Hlun C hi up Ills two days of testi permis sion to a troin the Irish to the people of Irish people ho Continued on the Sixth Early In the waek u warning of In Phila Keal Estate For Sale Business For Kale Automobiles For 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