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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1921
Page
13
Cabinet discussed the O Callaghan case with Wilson urging the President to settle a dispute between Acting Secretary Davis of State and Secretary of Labor Wilson. Labor refuses State jurisdiction until formally presented, while Davis seeks deportation under wartime powers.
Cabinet aftermeet Secretary Wilson declined comment but hinted at tomorrow’s labor- tied announcement. British authority says Middleton and Meelin houses were blown by explosives rather than fire, and Sinn Fein cites police fears of martial law punishments driving the shift to official reprisals.
Report describes a suspect fleeing from the Price home after a shooting and vanishing into Mark Lothrot's woods. Police from surrounding towns and Boston Chelsea and Lynn monitored known haunts to capture him.
Chief Vanston moves to distribute thousands of circulars with a Paris photo and description as a search escalates. Frank Lahey reports a idle car near Britton's Pond and hints at pre arranged escape. Brockton and Taunton police chase two men, a Greek and another suspect, across towns toward Providence.
A Brockton inspector heard a man claim Italian ties, confirmed by a visit to the Italian section. Pavlis spent Monday night in Stoughton, with Greek residents questioned but no new leads found. Neighbors described Pavlis as a general handyman to the Price family. Price says money matters sparked the dispute, with Pavlis claiming $300 was settled in a December release.
Samuel A. Larsen of 60 Moreland Street Somerville was discharged from Charlesgate Hospital after a routine operation at 1:17 yesterday. At 1:35 he was readmitted as a patient following injuries from a collision while being driven home.
Salem onlookers spread gossip after a man identified as a visiting Salem resident was reportedly caught peering into a Tracey family window at 22 Rostyn Street Monday night. He was allegedly beaten by family members and handed to police, who deny involvement.
Winslow P. Burhoe resigned as vice president and board member of the Tanners' National Bank of Woburn at the annual officers meeting. He cited his presidency of the Salem Trust Company and desire to devote full time there. James D. Haggerty, publisher of the Woburn Daily Times, was elected to Burhoe’s vacated posts.
A refrigerator plant at E R Whitman Co on Dorrance Street Charlestown suffered $25 000 damage when a fire swept through four story front building and rear ell. Watchman Patrick Gilmartin sounded the alarm as flames spread across the street and drew three alarms. Plant stock and completed stock for spring trade were destroyed. several trucks in the garage were damaged. Nearby oil and lumber firms and two dwellings were briefly threatened.
Neither Mr. Whitman nor the watch man could assign a cause for the blaze. They said it started near the engine room where everything was normal when workers left an hour before discovery. Companies from Somerville answered the alarm and fought the fire from the "2".
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