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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1915
Page
9
United States District Attorney Charles F. Clyne met with Attorney General Gregory and G. C. Todd in Washington on April 2 to discuss the wheat price surge. Officials said no final report was made and the inquiry remains open.
Evidence indicates the existence of combinations or corners that have arbitrarily forced up prices. The discovery suggests organized activity influencing market levels and warrants further investigation.
The body of a man about 65 was found floating in Jamaica Pond near Jamaica Plain. Medical Examiner Leary regards the death as self-inflicted. Described features include gray hair and mustache, 5 feet 3 inches, and distinctive gold cuff buttons with the initials F C on a plaster back.
In Suffolk Superior Court Judge Jenney told J Warren Bailey of 120 Jewett Street Newton to return several family portraits to Colonel Henry Hastings of 1236 Beacon Street Brookline. If done he would avoid costs around 20 dollars and jail. The contempt petition against Bailey and his wife Fannie B Bailey was adjourned to May 3.
James F. Glennon, wounded by Patrolman Andrew J. Hurley during a scuffle at 16 Harvard Terrace Brighton, was moved from Charles Street jail ward to his home yesterday to die.
Glennon, removed from St Elizabeths Hospital to jail, contracted peritonitis with little hope of recovery. His mother at 86 Marcella Street Roxbury and relatives posted $6000 bail, freeing the prisoner charged with burglary and with blackjacking Patrolman Hurley. They shared beds in separate wards of St Elizabeth's Hospital for two weeks after the incident on Harvard terrace.
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