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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1921
Page
9
In Central Court Judge Duff admonished Walter E. Parmenter of Malden for contempt after an unlighted cigar violation as Michael Paolino of Willard Street served a three month nuisance sentence. Parmenter apologized when asked to step forward.
In a small court scene Officer Clarence Hyde outlines his busy docket of parking cases with 720 such outcomes since last September. The offender pleads guilty, accepts a five dollar fine after admitting a traffic rule violation, while witnesses recount common alibis and excuses.
Cambridge Latin's championship nine sent a challenge to Lane Tech High of Chicago. Cambridge authorities favored sending the team west if Chicago accepts. If Cantabs win, they would face the Cleveland San Francisco High winner starting Monday on the coast. Lane Tech eliminated George Washington High of New York last week.
The trial record shows Nicola Sacco alibi in Boston on April 15, 1920, with witnesses John Williams and Albert Bosco placing him at Boni's restaurant in North Square for lunch and Angelo Monello asserting a Hanover Street conversation. Consulate clerk Adrower testified Sacco arrived at 2 to 2 15 pm with a passport photo but stayed only six to seven minutes, supporting an alibi claim.
Testimony links Sacco to the Sacco Vanzetti defence committee and its offices in La Notizia building. Albert Bosco recalls Sacco at Boni's restaurant as Guadagni joins, while Angelo Monello and Dominic Ricci place Sacco near Boston on murder day seeking passports. The 38 caliber revolver traces from Norwood to Riccado Orciani via Slater and Falcini, with gun chambers noted as six by Falcini who sold it to Vanzetti.
Bethlehem Steel announces a 15 percent wage cut for common labor in its Reading and Lebanon plants effective July 1. The move affects workers at the Bethlehem Steel Company facilities in Reading Pennsylvania and Lebanon.
Washington July 1 new treasury rulings liberalizing prior rules permit lapsed or cancelled war risk term insurance to be reinstated or converted. Former service members can reinstate or convert to government life insurance at any time before Jan 1 1922, regardless of discharge date. The new regulations supersede the old deadline.
Police report the East Side tenement janitress, Anna Kospovich, was found dead with hands tied and a towel gag. Investigators believe robbers targeted her for rent money she had collected. The death occurred tonight in her apartment.
Manila July 1 seventy seven members of the Philippine constabulary were convicted today of murder for the killings of three American Manila police officers and eight other people during rioting between the constabulary and police on December 15 last year.
Wage reductions for Boston Elevated employees totaling about 7 percent for conductors and motormen and around 10 percent for other staff went into effect yesterday. The cuts were approved by the Boston Street Carmen's Union in a prior meeting and signed by a union committee with public trustees.
The suit over 476000 dollars, heard by Judge Mc Laughlin, was settled out of court before a decision. The docket shows no party entries and no further suits for the same cause of action.
Berlin July 1 The cabinet discusses Professor Brentano as a potential candidate for the German ambassador to the United States. The move signals Germany's interest in strengthening diplomatic ties with Washington amid rising tensions and wartime concerns.
North Andover residents John and Mrs Boynes praise Tanlac after their health improves. They report renewed energy, restored appetite, and their wife’s skin eruption relief using Tanlac and Tanlac Ointment. They plan to keep six boxes on hand. Distributed by International Proprietaries Inc and sold in Boston at Liggett's drug stores.
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