Market Relief Hospital Deaths Poison Suspect Barrett
A bottle believed to contain poison was found beside Barrett at Market Relief Hospital. He is not expected to die and details of the incident remain under investigation.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1922
Page
7
A bottle believed to contain poison was found beside Barrett at Market Relief Hospital. He is not expected to die and details of the incident remain under investigation.
Two year old Walter Urbanik son of John Urbanik of 277 Oakland street Mattapan has become an enthusiastic tourist riding in a side car attached to his father's bicycle. The improvised seat uses a discarded baby carriage with springs and old piping framework bent by Mr Urbanik to fit the bicycle.
Calais Maine August 1 Fourteen automobiles were burned when the W S Sampson s Garage St Stephen was destroyed by fire early today with a loss of twenty thousand dollars partially covered by insurance The owners will rebuild
In Haverhill on Aug 1 about 200 workers from seven major cut sole plants walked out. The Shoe Workers Protective Union led the action over printers not signed to new contracts. Lists were the same as those expiring, except sorters seeking a $1 weekly raise to $35.
Lieut. Samuel M. Lunt, Kelly Field aviator, died when his plane fell 15 feet during landing in San Antonio. He is survived by a widow in San Antonio and his mother Mrs. Caroline E. Lunt of Alexandria. The body will be sent to Washington for burial in Arlington Cemetery.
Mrs. Antonio Mascatti testified that her husband wrote the Black Hand letters promising death to Michael Scarpone unless he paid $500. The letters are tied to the murder case in which Scarpone was shot after refusing payment. The testimony described the accused as one of seven men on trial for first degree murder.
In a case surrounding the fatal shooting of Scarpone at 20 Unity Street, testimony describes insistent demand for letters by Simboli and threats from three men. Mrs Mascatti recalls hiding a gun and hiding the truth. Alphonse Scarpone details threatening letters received by his brother, while police reportedly directed a newspaper package deposit at North and Park.
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