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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1921
Page
8
The 1922 Boston Blue Book issue offers a gilt edged blue volume listing 20 949 socially prominent residents across Boston Brookline Cambridge and Chestnut Hill with alphabetic name indices by home location. It includes a street directory club member list hotels apartments points of interest and theatre diagrams.
Worcester December 16 A hearing to consider a new trial in the Sacco Vanzetti case will be held Saturday December 4 after defence counsel H Moore and District Attorney F Katzman appeared before Judge Webster Thayer The defence seeks a new trial on grounds the jury foreman carried revolver cartridges and showed them to jurors The hearing place remains undecided
Boston news reports detail Curley James Sullivan born Tuesday evening to Mr and Mrs Timothy Sullivan of 887 Rindge Avenue North Cambridge named after James M Curley. The newborn joins siblings John and Catherine while father serves as a government rent inspector.
Petition receivers for the Northern Street Railway Company and the Concord line were named in May. The action places the street railways under court supervision to oversee assets, operations, and debtor arrangements amid ongoing obligations to bondholders and creditors.
A Boston candy manufacturer evolves the sweet pickle bonbon by dipping pickles in fondant cream and chocolate. The sales manager notes demand for sweet secur candy and mentions experiments with gooseberries and blackberries. A woman savoring a sweet pickle sparks the idea. other entrees like glace onion or chocolated wienerwurst are off the table.
Salvatore Vialenza, 39, of Nantasket Junction, pleaded not guilty to murder in Central court. Judge Dowd found probable cause and ordered hold without bail for the January Grand Jury session after testimony suggested confrontation over Vialenza’s wife on Western Avenue December 6. The defendant allegedly shot Rosario Giarba when the victim reached for his pocket. Vialenza later handed over the gun and claimed he had shot him. Dowd initially considered self defense but ruled there was probable cause for detention.
Dee Lawrence, 16, and Alice Seafor owich, 19, of Concord Street, left home on December 8 after suffering wrist sores and leg weakness. Her brother Joseph reported her missing to police, fearing she may have taken her own life by drowning in a canal or the Merrimack River.
Library service resumed December 15 at Boston port for American Merchant Marine crews. Seafaring men seek books especially adventure stories and Westerns to read aboard ships sailing from Boston.
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