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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1921
Page
3
Fire swept through underbrush and grass near the Radio Corporation of America plant in Marion threatening six tuning coils and wooden poles. Chief Engineer Clifton suspected sparks from a passing locomotive started the blaze, which began two days earlier and was under control by 1 30.
In a federal equity case Judge Anderson heard Ponzi trustees seek 39000 from Engstrom over a Lexington home bought by Charles Ponzi. Experts valued the property at about 28000 to 29000 while Theodore A Custus put fair value at 42000 to 48000 with replacement value 66004. Testimony included Ponzi urging a note in the deal and a stenographer noting earlier statements. Final arguments were set for the next morning.
A social club for widowers and widows has been organized in Columbus Ohio with 300 members. Remarriage of any member eliminates them from the club.
Yesterday the Class of 1921 Technology held a day in Walker Memorial Theatre with wireless demonstrations, jazz canning, and a skit titled A Typical MIT Faculty Meeting. Reg Smithwick welcomed attendees as Larry Conant and H P Junod spoke as marshals. The audience filled the hall as friends of graduates-to-be watched the amusements and heard remarks before today’s commencement.
A jury in the fifth Superior Court session found $5500 for L. Sicurella administrator in the wrongful death suit against Old Colony Gas Co. The case arises from a June 1918 Hanover Street accident in which 10 year old Tony Sicurella was struck and killed by a gas company auto truck. Walter L. Collins for plaintiff and C. M. Pratt for defendant. This was the third trial after prior juries disagreed.
The June carnival and theatrical entertainment directed by St Marys Church groups will be held this evening at St Marys Hall Stillman Street North End. A repeat performance is planned tomorrow evening with a special children's entertainment tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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