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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1922
Page
13
Frank Marches was sent to State prison for three to seven years after being convicted of breaking and entering a North End store at night. He tunneled through a brick wall and stole clothing valued at $3000. He was convicted alongside Frank Min.
A man involved in an earlier duel traveled to Worcester after securing bail and was killed in a gang related confrontation there. Police investigate the fatal shooting and circumstances surrounding the bail decision.
London June 15 The House of Commons passes the summer time bill making daylight saving time permanent across the British Isles this summer.
At the Children's Hospital a circus parade delighted sick youngsters as elephants clowned and performers entertained from beds and windows. Nurses escorted groups across the lawn while families watched from nearby roofs and windows, their pains momentarily forgotten.
A distraught Mrs Julia John formerly of Melrose cried out for justice in Pemberton Square Court House promising self harm. She claimed her husband had paid $20 weekly for herself and two children. After an earlier auto crash with another man the man died and payments stopped, though he offered to support the children.
Nantasket Beach hosts the largest Bunker Hill day celebration with over 3000 Harvard graduates. The event begins with a midnight dance at Paragon Park followed by a full day of sports clam bake and a moving picture, plus a 6 PM banquet in the Palm Gardens and a grand fireworks display.
Attorney General J Weston Allen dedicated a bronze tablet in Isaac Rich Hall honoring 650 Boston University Law School alumni who served in the World War The event featured class orations by Lewis L Levine and Russell D Greene plus law review keys awarded to staff including Marjoria Rothwell The classes of 1922 1923 and 1924 continued with a Nantasket outing and dinner at the Pembarton Inn under Harold A J Oppenheim’s direction
Olaf Mathison, caretaker of the Methuen Town Farm, was arrested on a warrant charging larceny of over $100 from the town. The Board of Selectmen ordered him to vacate the farm by July 1 after he admitted selling hay at the farm without paying over to the treasurer.
United States Forest Products Laboratory in Madison announces a de ink process for old newspapers. A mill has de inked 1500 tons and remade news print stock using bentonite to dissolve ink and leave clear paper. Officials say the cheap method could salvage a large portion of the 2 200 000 tons used annually.
Mayor Curley vetoed the trustees permit for a Mt. Lebanon Association cemetery in West Roxbury after over 100 residents protested at City Hall. The clash targets an addition to the district’s 26 existing cemeteries.
Paul Dascalakis alias Pappas was found guilty of murder in the first degree over the death of Mrs. Alice Arsenault of 517 Columbus Avenue. The jury deliberated from about 2:00 to 4:30 pm. Pappas did not testify or speak to the jury when told he could address them.
A Senate bill by Senator Ernst of Kentucky would move prohibition enforcement from the internal revenue department into a separate cabinet level Prohibition Bureau led by a single commissioner. The measure aims to place all enforcement authority away from the Treasury and Justice departments.
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