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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1922
Page
2
Washington December 1 Chief Justice Taft was named by Rep Keller as a witness to support impeachment proceedings against Attorney General Daugherty The witness would testify on the impeachment demand before the House judiciary committee.
Mr Keller states in a letter to Chairman Volstead that Attorney General Daugherty appointed untrustworthy men. He outlines 14 impeachment grounds alleging fraud deceit and misconduct to free Morse and punish enemies. He asserts grave abuse of power and violations of oath in numerous instances.
James Cannon janitor at 1688 Beacon Street and 55 year old tenant Mrs Anna M Blake were seriously burned yesterday when a new furnace in the basement exploded as Cannon inspected the fire box. Smoke filled the building after the blast.
Miss Norma Gordon, an unmarried mother, testifies in Brighton court that Arthur E. Balfour refused to pay funeral and medical bills after her four month old baby died. Balfour denies paternity and calls her story a cheap blackmail attempt. He admits a weekly support order had been issued and describes her later threats.
An officer arrived when Miss Gordon came and, upon seeing the narrator, she flew into a rage. She threw large stones at the home windows, was arrested, and then hurled her handbag at another window while in custody. She denies failing to pay medical and burial bills, claiming receipts prove it.
Fuel Administrator James J. Phelan accused independent coal dealers of raising prices by about a dollar per ton. He urged Federal Fuel Distributor Conrad K. Spens to take definitive steps to halt profiteering by robbers.
Era firms fail to meet obligations to state retailers for coal shipments based on last year’s totals. Local retailers must buy from the open market at higher prices, and the increased cost is passed to consumers.
Mr and Mrs Edward May of 29 George Street Norwood were pinned under an overturned car after striking a tree near the Washingto Street car barns Norwood Mrs May suffered facial cuts and abrasions and was taken to Norwood Hospital Mr May escaped uninjured.
Pasquale Fameglietti aged 44 is in serious condition at East Boston Relief Hospital with knife wounds to his cheek and side after a street argument in Central square last night. Antonio DeMarco, 34 of 20 Maverick street, was arrested charged with the knifing. The incident occurred in front of 3 Bennington street.
A dispute led to a notable incident described as Famegilettl with parties unnamed. Officials report no injuries and ongoing investigations into the circumstances.
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