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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1919

Page

13

Taxi driver cool under fire in Deininger murder trial

James Colonna, a West End taxi driver, failed to identify Barney as the fur clad passenger in the Chelsea murder night. Witnesses including Dillon and Hurley linked Barney to the trip, but Colonna could not confirm the accused.

Barney James Colonna West End Commonwealth Herman L. Barney John F. Dillon Charles E. Deininger Chelsea Superior Court Colonna Joseph Hurley Boston Bowdoin Square William S. Kinney Dillon Hurley Deininger Woodlawn Cemetery Attorney Kinney Callahan

Rules committee backs alcohol regulation petition in Suffolk

The House rules committee voted to recommend admitting District Attorney Pelletier of Suffolk County's bill to regulate non intoxicating methyl and denatured alcohol and require licenses from health boards or local authorities. The panel also favored Richards Malden petition to allow American Legion organizations to use state armories.

Committee On Rules House of Representatives Pelletier Suffolk County Board of Health George Ll. Richards Malden American Legion House Committee On Rules

Today’s Boston events mix citizenship talk and socials

Conference on United States citizenship at Boston University College of Liberal Arts opens at 10 a m. Reciproc ity Club of America and other gatherings fill the day with luncheons, receptions, and mass meetings across Lynnfield Melrose Mattapan Roxbury and Faneuil Hall to support Irish causes and veterans.

College of Liberal Arts Boston University Amuda Reciprocity Club of America Wardhurst Inn Lynnfield State House Marlin Hotel Vendome Republican Club of Massachusetts Grand Army Hall Melrose Montague John Rendall Winchester England St. Mark’s School Brighton High School Benjamin Church of the Iely Spirit Mattapan St. Clement’s South Medford Hobb's West Somerville Roscommon Benevolent Association Corinthian Hall Roxbury Irish Victory Fund St. Brendan Society Historic Hall Faneuil Hall

Senate Ratifies Suffrage in 34 to 5 Vote

Massachusetts Senate votes 34 to 5 to ratify women’s suffrage. Notable names include McKnight voting affirmative after being recorded, with Weston and Loring proposing a referendum substitute. Senators Halliwell Hardy Cavanagh and Nichols weigh in on state versus national scope. substitution fails 8 to 24.

Dahlberg Eames Finkel Foley Gifford Halliwell Hardy Huntington Hastings Hobbs Jackson Kearney Knox Mahoney McKnight McLane Nason Perrin Prescott Reed Sullivan Tarbell Walsh Winchester Fitchburg Loring Nichols Smith Weston McIntosh Quincy Fall River Brookfield Newton Cavanagh Everett Beverly New Bedford Committee On Federal Relations Boston Senate

Poultney Bigelow Suffering Tetanic Illness Improves Slightly

Kingston June 19 The condition of Poultney Bigelow author and traveller who is suffering from tetanus has slightly improved tonight though remains serious according to his physician.

Kingston N. Y Poultney Bigelow

Job Drive Secures 640 Openings for Soldiers at Knights

Since Monday 640 job opportunities for discharged soldiers and sailors have been registered at the Knights of Columbus labor bureau at 209 Tremont Street. Applications come from 379 men with 126 referred to openings as five teams of veterans pursue placements. Yesterday a former marine led a team in the shoe and leather district and persuaded a firm to hold a position open for the campaign’s completion.

Labor Bureau The Knights of Columbus Tremont Street

Stable Fire Destroys Horses in East Boston

A blaze at Harris Berman’s stable 336 Bremen Street East Boston last night rescued over 30 horses with about 25 saved by Arthur Barnes and Leo Flaschner from Chelsea Street East Boston and Dorchester. Two horses reportedly died and the loft floor failed as firefighters fought the flames.

Harris Berman Bremen Street Boston Arthur Barnes Chelsea Street Leo Flaschner Blue Hill Avenue Dorchester

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