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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1921

Page

8

Hold Girl Mother On Murder Charge

Boston police hold a Polish girl Bolofsky on a murder claim. They question Mrs Sawiska and search for a Lowell birth link. A bag with a baby’s body was found near the Charles River Esplanade and a note pointed to 23 Causeway Street.

Boston Charles River Esplanade West Boston Bridge West End John Stack Leverett Street Magrath Causeway Street Campbell Metting Miss Bolofsky

State Guard Not Utilized in New Hampshire Labor Strife

New Hampshire State Guard units remain under arms in their armories as labor disputes at the International Paper Company create tense situations in Berlin and Franklin. Governor Brown met with Berlin striker representative Matthew A. Ryan and State Federation of Labor chief John L. Barry to discuss actions against strikebreakers. In Franklin ex service members condemned Mayor Whitaker for seeking troops and demanded his resignation, while the mayor vows to stay at work and resolve the conflict.

Concord N. H New Hampshire Franklin Berlin International Paper Company Brown Matthew A. Ryan John L. Barry Manchester State Federation of Labor D. N. Whittaker

Express Train Kills Framingham Woman

Framingham report says Mrs. Dominick Sileno 25 of 78 Beaver Street died when she ran across tracks in front of a Boston and Albany express at 6 p.m. She left behind three children aged 8, 5 and 3. She had just finished work at a local laundry and waited at the crossing near Dennison Manufacturing for an East-bound freight to pass. Her body was mangled by the west-bound passenger train.

Sawiska Miss Bolofsky Lowell Mrs. Sawiska Joy Street Causeway Framingham Dominick Sileno Beaver Street Boston & Albany Silene Dennison Manufacturing Company

Senate Sets Friday Vote on Soldier Bonus Bill

Washington July 13 The Senate reached a unanimous agreement to vote Friday at 3 o'clock on the motion to recommit the soldier bonus bill.

Washington Senate

Recommit motion linked to Senate bonus bill vote

Leaders from both parties moved toward a recommittal as urged by President Harding in a Senate address. Senator Lodge secured agreement after Democratic assaults while Democrats vowed to oppose the Republican move and push the finance committee to report the bill soon. The pact keeps the bonus measure and recommittal on the Senate calendar through Friday roll call.

Harding Senate Senator Lodge Massachusetts Lodge Finance Committee Watson Georgia Heflin Alabama Myers Montana

Second women run bank to open in Philadelphia

The second banking institution in the country owned and operated exclusively by women will shortly be opened in Philadelphia. At present there is only one, which is located in Clarksville, Tenn.

Philadelphia Clarksville Tenn

Contract Awarded for West Roxbury Library Project

Mayor Peters awarded the West Roxbury Branch Library contract to Joseph Rugo, the lowest of 10 bidders, at 53718. He also granted Gore, Inc. a 51427.15 contract to lay granite and wood block pavement on Dorchester Avenue from Bark to Ashmont streets.

West Roxbury Peters Joseph Rugo Gore, Inc Dorchester Avenue Bark Ashmont Streets

Worker Struck by Freight Train in Boston Yard Injured

Edward Dourad a 32 year old laborer from 50 Dundee Street Back Bay was seriously injured yesterday when struck by a train backing into the Boston & Albany yards on Exeter Street He was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital with abrasions to the back and right side a fracture of the right wrist and a possible rib fracture.

Edward Dourad Dundee Street Back Bay Boston & Albany Exeter Street Dourad Massachusetts General Hospital

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