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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1921
Page
13
King Constantine will sail for Smyrna this Saturday accompanied by the crown prince and Greek officials. The voyage aims to secure the signature of De Salen. no government retreat is planned during his absence.
Henry J Ooley an insurance agent was held up on Huntington Avenue last October with a gun beaten and robbed. Charles A Keezer of South Street was arrested last night on indictment by Inspectors Lyons and Kelly, protesting innocence and not fully identified.
Barbers urge frequent Noonan’s Hair Petrole applications to keep scalp clean and dandruff free. Affects hair softness and scalp health. Home bottle price is $1.00. barber treatments 15 cents. Manufactured by T Noonan & Sons Co in Boston.
Sergeant Clark detects hooch in a multi story Fabin Street house with mash in the basement and two gallons percolating on the third floor. A young son admits selling pint bottles on Albany street for one dollar each. Central Court heard the matter as Mr and Mrs Rosenberg deny charges with Judge Duff offering three months or a suspended year and a day to consider.
In Central Court detectives pursued a wave of thefts involving 16 horses wagons and vegetable loads in the market district over two months. Frank Severoni faced arraignment for hiring boys to drive a team to the ferry and the case was continued. Other defendants in separate charges for stealing 125 gallons of alcohol from Sulkin Spice Company also saw proceedings paused as investigations continued. Officer Jere Martin traced the wagon, catching three men as two fled.
A police cycling party near Newry was ambushed by armed men. One constable was killed and another wounded, with two Republicans among attackers killed and one wounded. In Carrick on Suir County Waterford a constable bicycling home was shot dead.
The summer residence of John N. Willys of Toledo Ohio burned today eight miles from Calais Me. No injuries reported and cause under investigation.
Fourteen year old Louisa Mizzone of 248 North Street climbed the Warren bridge rail and leaped in. Henry Andrea of 64 Henley Street Charlestown rescued her, pulling her to a raft before an ambulance took her to Relief Hospital. Police say she blamed a mother quarrel.
Brockton laborers in the sewer department struck over wages. They protested the $3.60 daily rate set by a 1918 city ordinance, seeking the $5.41 daily rate that had been paid for months after a City Council vote last year, but was cut off three weeks earlier due to an injunction asserting the higher pay was unlawful.
A Suffolk county jury found improper conduct and he surrendered at the Superior Criminal Court releasing bondsman Samuel W. Johnson of South Boston. New sureties Arthur W. Joslin, owner of real estate, and Demarest Lloyd with $100,000 in stocks and bonds were accepted.
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