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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1921
Page
6
Senate sources report President elect Harding has decided on his cabinet except for the Commerce Secretary. Herbert Hoover is unlikely to serve, though Harding favored him for Commerce.
The list places Hughes Mellon Weeks Fall Hays Daugherty and Wallace in key posts with Lowden Davis and Fall cited as possible picks. Senator Fall returns from Florida and asserts support for Hughes Daugherty Hays Mellon, while Dawes indulges in blunt testimony on war policy and rewards as Pershing and liquidation are debated. Judge Parker to testify next.
In Worcester on February 4 Oscar Willgerodt age 67 proprietor of the Will & Co store in the State Mutual building and his son Hugo Willgerodt face arson charges. The jury will hear the cases in the Superior Criminal Court tomorrow with all evidence in and counsel ready for opening.
Former brigadier general in charge of supply procurement in France denounces what he calls partisan attempts to smear the entire American army. He urges House committees to focus on waste of millions in government dollars.
The city of Raleigh has an Old Maids' Home but no funds to run it. Miss Emma Green left by will a house and furniture for the use of destitute old maiden ladies, probated yesterday.
John Banavaro a 55 year old fruit stand operator in New York chose a three day workhouse sentence over agreeing to kill Bimbo the 14 year old horse his business relied on. He was charged with cruelty for driving a lame horse, summoned by an SPCA officer.
The jury deliberating the murder case of Dr. H. C. Winnes, former state veterinarian, over Miss Lura Parsons of Pine Mountain Settlement school remains deadlocked seventy-two hours after retiring to their room. They left the courthouse and returned to their hotel without apparent progress.
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