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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1919
Page
3
Senator Sherman of Illinois warned in the Senate that the League of Nations could end church state separation and place the civilized world under Vatican domination with Romatt Catholic representation in the league assembly at 24 of 45 votes.
An Illinois Senator warns the Vatican could claim civil and ecclesiastical authority under the League covenant. He cites Pope infallibility and argues such power risks entangling the United States. Other lawmakers defend the league as a peace measure, urging focus on policy over religion.
Frank Hannon of 769 Essex Street died at Lawrence General Hospital after an automobile crash at Salem and Depot streets North Andover. He was a passenger in a truck owned by Louis McAloon of North Andover struck by a four door touring car owned by Zeta Edun principal of Union Grammar School North Andover. Other occupants were uninjured.
Leo F. Dunn of Chelsea testified as the case against two young men charged by the State continued. Boston and Chelsea police officers previously detailed their knowledge of the affair in which a brother officer lost his life during the investigation.
Witnesses recount Barney near McColgan's Chelsea home on a night of alleged murder. McColgan describes Barney in a fur coat and later borrowing and returning his clothing, while Dunn fails to identify Barney. Police officers dispute earlier garage findings and reveal a capias for Albert Paeff amid missing witness concerns.
An advertisement promotes making root beer at home using Hires Household Extract. It emphasizes natural ingredients like bark berries herbs and roots and claims no artificial flavorings. Instructions include sugar yeast and bottles with affordable cost per pint.
Testimony details a pursuit after a driver was shot at while passing a car. Dillon’s purported March statements about a gun being hidden and warnings by Sergeant Anderson are discussed. Police describe the Chelsea garage incident and Dunn's account near McColgan home.
A witness testifies about recognizing a man from Chelsea jail as possibly matching the person seen at the prior incident. Attorney Kinney questions the witness while Dunn notes the man on the stand resembles the man directed that night, though not certain.
A Boston housing bill before the State House committee on metropolitan affairs proposes restricting kitchenettes to six feet. The measure also requires a janitor or similar resident within one mile of buildings housing more than ten families. Supporters cite health concerns. occupants seek convenience.
Captain and Mrs. Samuel E. Whitmarsh of East Braintree marked their 50th wedding anniversary yesterday in the house where they wed. Surrounded by four generations, the couple were joined by three sons, five daughters, 13 grandchildren and three great grandchildren along with many friends and relatives.
In Burlington Vermont on June 2 Joseph Campbell shot Miss Rose Demag five times at Winooski Park in a jealousy fit. Demag was taken to Fanny Allen Hospital with wounds to neck and both arms while Campbell waited in jail awaiting results.
A Navy lieutenant Arthur Hynes Jr and Army captain William Howie, back from service, were fined in Police Court in New London. John N C Parker, recently relieved as Yankee Division lieutenant, fined for attacking Officer Eno at Pequot Casino after a 1 am incident. Captain Henry Parkman Jr of Boston, a Harvard man, fined 10 for passing whiskey to a sailor and resisting a policeman.
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