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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1921
Page
4
Concord executive council confirms Leslie P. Snow of Rochester as justice of the New Hampshire Supreme Court to succeed Judge Reuben E. Walker who retired by age. Snow has been president of the Senate.
Judge Walter P. Hall handed several sentences in the Norfolk Superior Court at Dedham. Louis Mickey Wolf, an escaped Sing Sing convict, received five to seven years for possessing burglars’ tools. the term to be served at State Prison. Mrs. Carolina Lombardi of Quincy got three days and a $200 fine for maintaining a nuisance and selling liquor in Quincy on January 15. William L. C. Young of Brookline drew two and a half years for assault with intent to rob Frances J. Blaney of Brookline on March 21. Earl L. Herman of Brookline received two and a half years for stealing a Cadillac valued at $5,700 on February 8 and attempting to sell it for $3,500.
Mrs L May Brown of 434 Columbus Avenue hosted a reception and reunion for six members of her Sunday school class of four years ago. The first meeting was at Glendale Union Church on Ferry Street Everett. Attendees included Mrs Frank Russell Mrs George Osborn Mrs Carrie Corkum Mrs Emma Snow Mrs Frank Smith and Mrs Alice Jones.
New Haven April 12 Harry J Orr 22 pleaded guilty to murder in the second degree for the March 21 1920 killing of his wife and was sentenced to life in State prison. he was captured in San Francisco a month after the fatal shooting.
George Forey known as K O Muggsy and Frank Amerena both of East Boston were given one year in the house of correction for assault and battery on Patrolman Herbert Morrison. His brother in law John J Forey of East Boston received six months for assaulting Patrolman Goodman. The three appealed and posted bail.
The $5,000,000 Knights of Columbus fund offered to the American Legion for a Washington memorial hall will instead be used to expand educational programs for ex service members and to support hospital service efforts, announced Supreme Advocate Joseph C. Pelletier.
The will of Cyrus C. Mayberry, a Boston lawyer, leaves Casco Maine ten thousand dollars to fund half for town schools and half for highway maintenance from Otisfield to Raymond. The Union Church of Casco and several historical and genealogical societies receive 1000 each, with incomes held until the deaths of Georgianna N. Mayberry and Frank P. Mayberry who inherit from trusts.
The Department of Justice approved a plan requiring Swift and Armour to divest their interests in stockyards and stockyard terminals. They must transfer their stock to the Illinois Trust and Savings Bank in Chicago within 30 days.
Administration by two trustees will sell the stock of the Brighton Stockyards Company of Boston within a year. Proceeds and disposition will follow court orders, with other listed assets also to be liquidated.
Cambridge Post American Legion members debut with a musical comedy at the Scenic Temple near Central Square. The show titled Carry On opens tonight with two more performances planned and all three nights expected to sell out as ticket sales indicate strong house holds.
The Boston Chamber of Commerce announced an amateur photography contest to run from April 15 to June 15. Local photographers and photo supply houses are supporting the event with judging duty and three cameras as prizes to boost civic interest and showcase Boston’s photographic and artistic potential.
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