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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1921
Page
15
After a meeting with a delegation of American Legion members Mayor Peters said he will seek to grant them headquarters at City Hall and arrange space for other posts citywide. He will confer with Fred J. Kneeland to identify a suitable room and coordinate usable facilities for ex service men.
Beresnack's counsel William R. Scharton argued in federal court that the indictment accusing him of asking and accepting bribes is a frame up by violators of the Volstead act. He spoke during his opening before the jury yesterday afternoon.
A Boston federal liquor case opens with Rich's claim of a broader network. Witnesses describe payments to Beresnack and bribe schemes, while defense counters with counterclaims and overheard statements. Witness Ida Blesofsky details police searches and shakedown offers, with prior Malden records questioned.
London April 5 the British government calls American demands for equal treatment in mandated territories scarcely consistent with the U S stance on oil interests in Mexico. The note cites Philippine mineral lands reserved to US or Philippines citizens and frames this as contradicting US principles. George H Mifflin dies at 75 in Boston. he led Houghton Mifflin Company and Riverside Press. He leaves a daughter and a son George H Mifflin Jr.
Octavius Roy Cohen contributes Speaking of Love and Baseball to the Spring Love Number of the Boston Sunday Post Magazine scheduled for next Sunday. The publication blends romance with baseball themes and aims to attract readers with a light, nostalgic tone.
Arthur D. Grimes testified in the Superior Criminal Court that the Old Colony Foreign Exchange Company took in 383704.50 during its operation. John Hannigan, receiver, described turning over books and noting remaining items while denying pursuit of $4500 in fees.
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