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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1921
Page
6
Trial recounts that both victims were struck from behind with multiple bullets as government details the ambush and subsequent pursuit. Witnesses describe a Buick believed to be the bandits’ getaway car, with agent Neal tracing its movements and noting powder marks and clothing evidence.
Easton, paymaster, testified the payroll totaled 15776.51 and that she handed two sealed cases containing the money to Assistant Paymaster Parmenter and Special Officer Berardelli to deliver to factory No 2 for paying workers on the afternoon of April 15 when a shooting occurred. They left at about three. The money was not recovered. Judge Thayer said the trial is public and welcomed attendees, drawing about 75 people including Wellesley students and a Japanese baseball team member.
Babe Ruth serves a one day confinement after a second offense and appears at the Polo Grounds. He rides in a torpedo roadster with a policeman driving, Magister McGeehan beside him, and later bats in the sixth inning for the Yankees amid cheering crowds. He reaches first, steals second, and makes third in the ninth while fans rally for a late rally. Chester Williams, proud of sharing a pen with Ruth, notes the unusual scene.
In a fragmentary scene, Chester proclaims he will never get caught speeding again in this town but plans to hustle to a dice game after release. Ruth remarks that keeping a man here all day makes a speeder of him, highlighting the town’s harsh detainment.
The State Highway Commission revoked Babe Ruth’s right to operate a motor vehicle indefinitely on December 5 1917 after a November 8 accident near Kenmore station. Ruth, driving without his own license, allegedly used a sleeping woman passenger’s permit. investigators reported speed of 30 to 35 mph and injuries to the woman and a trolley rider.
Thomas W. Lamont, chairman of the American committee for China famine fund, telegraphed all local committees to stop subscriptions as sufficient funds have been raised to meet the most pressing needs.
Alfred Anderson and Charles Price rescued 15 year old WORCESTER resident June Rayla and 21 year old Ero J. Allen from drowning after cries for help at Bell Pond. The incident occurred this afternoon near 65 Orchard street and 13 Edward street.
Owen J. Wister rescues 14 year old John McGinn from the Charles River weeds near the Stadium after noon yesterday. The youth is revived at Cambridge Hospital. Fireman William J. Fallon, 30, after arrest with Sarah Lovelace on City Hall lawn, attempts suicide three times in Lynn station, injuring himself and is guarded in hospital.
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