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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1921
Page
3
Washington June 22 The State Department issued a statement denying it has been kept cognizant of progress in negotiations for renewing the Anglo Japanese alliance It says it has received no assurances from Britain and is not informed of British plans to guard American rights and avoids giving the public a false impression
Michael Goiita a 42 year old Roxbury resident was arrested by railroad police for trespassing while walking along the New Haven tracks after refusing to pay a 10 cent fare. He had 412 in cash on him. The incident occurred near Massachusetts Avenue and South Amherst Street in temperatures near 90 degrees.
Mrs Eva Catherine Kaber and Mrs Erminia Colavito face first degree murder charges in the killing of Daniel F Kaber as Salvator Cala testifies that he, Vittorio Pisselli, and the two women planned the crime. Cala repeats his story in court and in the county jail as Cassidy notes the strengthened State case despite the defendants silence.
Health department and milk dealers report filth in returned milix bottles, with current rinsing and sterilizing methods failing to remove heavy dirt. James O. Jordan issued an appeal urging all users to rinse bottles after use to guard against germs.
Following more expert testimony the defense rested its case and the Commonwealth called rebuttal experts. The Essex County Superior Criminal Court trial of Salvatore Palumbo for the murder of Francesco Monteforte on April 8 moves toward a jury verdict.
Two students from the New Church Theological School in Cambridge have graduated and will begin preaching Swedenborgian faith. Henry F. Reynolds of Preston Maryland will serve a Detroit pulpit, while Cornelius Becherel of Mauritius Island, an East Indian, plans to return home to his ministry.
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