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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1921

Page

10

Dance for William Hill at Dudley Street Opera House

A benefit dance cabaret and entertainment program for William Billy Hill of Roxbury concluded with local support. The event, at 112 Dudley Street, Roxbury, features the National Jazz Band and numerous vaudeville sketches from leading Howton theatres, with 18 organizations volunteering.

William Hill Willam Billy” Hill Roxbury Dudley Street Dudley Arrest Howton Theatres

Local War Committee Names Five Club Presidents

The area committee lists Gene Goode, Frank Hogarty, Albert Law, Philip Doherty, and William Wallace as leaders. During 19 months of participation in the war 47,949 were killed or fatally wounded, and 126,000 men, women and children were killed in the country. Five thousand died in industry and 11,000 outside industry, including 25,000 children.

Gene Goode Kearsarge Club Frank Hogarty Shawmut Club Albert Law Princeton Club Philip Doherty Roxbury Red Sox William Wallace Roxbury A. A

Noisy Reds Loosened Privileges at Teer Island Jail

Threatened with loss of privileges at Teer Island House of Correction after a cell disturbance, about a score of inmates tossed dishes yesterday. They were subdued and, after a day of good behavior and talks with immigration officials, allowed to stay in their cells with existing privileges. Demetrio Twankiw, condemned to death, was moved to a prison occupation area for the remainder of his stay on the island. In another note, Bernard Ostrolenk cites a plan to add 2,000,000 farms to U S land via unimproved property development.

Teer Island United States Bernard Ostrolenk

New England Alert on Raised $10 Bills Scheme

Secret Service warns New Englanders about a counterfeit method that clips ends from genuine $10 notes and pastes them onto smaller bills to fraudulently raise value. Acting Chief Owen P. McKenna urges scrutiny of all $10 bills and to detain the presenter if doubt arises, with several raised bills already found in circulation, including a case in Manchester, New Hampshire.

Uncle Sam Secret Service Owen P. McKenna New England New McKenna Federal Reserve Manchester N. H

Riley's Slayer Not Intoxicated at Murder Trial

Witnesses in the Cambridge murder trial of Rocco Scicchitano for Patrolman Thomas J. Riley's death on November 21 testified he was sober that night. Defense notes a possible odor on Scicchitano but police did not link it to liquor. Other partygoers were intoxicated. defense fights His claim of being abused by Riley. Further testimony from Captain Hurley and relatives of Scicchitano is expected.

Commonwealth Rocco Scicchitano Thomas J. Riley Cambridge Police Scicchitano Joseph T. Zottoli Patrick F. Ready Boston Riley Seicchitano Patrick I. Hurley William H. Quinn Warvard Street Quinn George Perello Scrcchitano Bridget McCusker Flint Cambridge Force

Woman Will Marry Man of Her Choice

Miss Mary Misillo of Barton street will wed her fiancé Daniel Kaplinsky of Cambridge street next Saturday despite an attempted kidnapping and assault case. Her downstairs neighbor Frank Spark was charged after beating her when she refused to renounce her fiancé. Spark’s trial is set for February 2. A 7-year-old from the next flat witnessed the incident. Spark fled but was later located by Officer O Connell.

Central Court Mary Misillo Barton Street Daniel Kaplinsky Cambridge Street Frank Spark Sparks Officer O'Connell

Harvard '05 Winter Carnival Set for Weston Estate

Harvard class of 1905 plans a winter carnival at the Winsor estate in Weston on February 6. Events include ski jumping snowshoe races a snowball fight tobogganing curling and shinny hockey played by two rival teams. A monthly dinner follows at Weston Golf Club then BA A games attend.

Weston Harvard Winsor Robert Winsor, Jr Weston Golf Club Dlays Raymond H. Oveson William C. Chick Alfred Chase Daniel T. O'Connell Mark M

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