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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1918

Page

6

Marks Angell claims lowest bid for city lead supply contract

Marks Angell of Roxbury Iron & Metal says his firm won the contract to supply 37 tons of lead pipe 100 pounds wiping solder 500 pounds pig tin and 10 tons pig lead for 10827 75 beating Chadwick Boston Lead Company bid of 11841 Mr Angell notes shipments delivered including 10 tons of lead pipe and pig materials payments totaling 3553 95 with a balance of 5931 64 and confirms delivery to the water department The Michigan Smelting Refining Company shipped the lead pipe delayed by an embargo and rail transfers In a warning Dawson the city superintendent warned contract cancellation if delivery did not meet terms The Finance Commission says 27 tons of pipe were not ordered or needed.

Marks Angell Roxbury Iron & Metal Company Chadwick-Boston Mr. Angell Water Department Michigan Smelting & Refining Company Detroit Mich Michigan Company Grand Trunk Erie Railroad Buffalo Erie New York Central Thomas J. Dawson Dawson Finance Commission

Tuscania Torpedoed. Admiralty Confirms Convoy System

London February 14 Thomas J Mac Namara secretary to the admiralty announced in the House of Commons that the steamer Tuscania was torpedoed and that the admiralty was satisfied with the convoy system.

London Thomas J. MacNamara Admiralty House of Commons

Drive the Liquor Habit From Your Home

Advertisement extols Tescum powders to erase cravings for alcohol with recommendations from physicians druggists and grateful users. Claims include rapid relief from liquor desire and testimonials of cures with a money back guarantee sold by local druggists.

State Control of Street Bus Debate Shapes Railway Policy

Attorney General Attwill told the legislative committee on street railways he rebuked Massachusetts street railway directors for handling business and urged State control with State appointed directors and veto power rather than ownership or guarantees. The committee reviewed his annual report on street railways.

Attwill Legislative Committee On Massachusetts Street Railways

Street Railways and War Taxes Debate Shapes Reform

Mr. Attwill argues street railways deserve only revenue for service with tax remittance to protect property values. He says public service corporations serve the public, not stockholders, and supports state director veto with PSC recourse. Wallace B. Denham backs Attorney General lines but cites need to strengthen road credit first.

Attwill Public Service Commission Wallace B. Denham Bay State Street Railway Company

Believe Money Caused Murder At Roxbury Coal Store

Police hunt for a murderer after Vincenzo Di Giora was found dead in a pool of blood at his 4 Shirley Street coal and wood store Roxbury. Neighbors heard a dispute about money and officers seek a near relative who argued with the victim before the shot and robbery. The dead man is described as an Italian noble.

di Giora DiGiora Coal Dudley Street Vincenzo di Giora Shirley Street Roxbury Flynn Rooney

Di Giora’s Roxbury Coal Fortune Foresees Famine

Di Giora stood out in Roxbury as a coal dealer who foresaw a major coal famine and stocked more coal than any other local seller. He was considered one of the fortunate ones to secure abundant supply before the shortage.

di Giora Roxbury United States

Murder at Roxbury Coal Store Involving Di Giora Family

Vincenzo Di Giora was found dead on the floor of a Roxbury coal store his brother Michael missing since the murder. A cousin Mrs Postia Nesto provided a clue guiding police to a relative of the deceased. The two brothers were reportedly in the North End last Sunday with spirits high and a chicken for Monday’s meal. John Foster of 440 Dudley Street discovered the body and alerted James Roland and Patrolman Kempton. Dr D F Sughrue attended the scene.

Michael Huckins Street Roxbury Vincenzo Shirley Street Flynn Postia Nesto Cabot Street North End John Foster Dudley Street Vincenzo di Giora Foster James A. Roland Kempton D. F. Sughrue

Boston Licensing Board hearings bill gains advocates

Debate on a bill requiring public hearings before the Boston Licensing Board for all liquor license applications drew strong support for opening board records to the public. Dorchester official Raymond P. Delano accused licenses of being granted without proper notice and hearings, while Licensing Board chairman Fletcher Ranney defended the board and challenged the claim of illegality.

Boston Licensing Board Boston Raymond P. Delano Dorchester Board of Trade Dorchester Fletcher Ranney Licensing Board Mr. Delano

Figure in Roxbury Murder Scene Hints at Suspect Fleeing

Witnesses say a man fled the area after a fatal abdomen wound. Joseph C. Baxter and his 9 year old son heard shots from Shirley street and saw a man running away. A man later appeared at the Howen drug store for change after the crime. Police had previously been called to the Shirley street house about a month ago.

Joseph C. Baxter Shirley Street Frank Howen Hampshire Dimore Roxbury

Canners End Meet With War Message On Prices

Walter J. Sears of the Western Canners Association urged caution on price fixing and said profits must not be reduced to ruin business at the American Canners Convention in Copley Plaza. The session closes today at 10. John M. Hancock of the Navy bureau urged producing enough to win the war and warned delegates not to overcritique the government.

Walter J. Sears Western Canners’ Association Copley Plaza Food Administration John M. Hancock Bureau of Supplies For United States Navy

Eight Year Old Died of Heart Disease In Woburn

George F. Logan eight year old of Clinton street Woburn dropped dead on Main street while hurrying to board a car to Boston where he was employed as a night watchman at a restaurant.

George F. Logan Clinton Street Woburn Main Street Boston

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