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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1922
Page
6
Biagio Dessella aged 27 of 7 Huron Street East Watertown was arraigned in Municipal Court before Judge Dowd yesterday morning on a charge of murder in the North End incident.
Edward Spirito 30 of 38 Snownhill Street North End is ordered held without bail for grand jury action. Probate filed at Salem outlines a $500 bequest to the Peter Woodland lodge of the Knights of Pythias for stock in the Lynn building association. The remaining estate, about $9000, is left to private beneficiaries.
A stray old goat pauses traffic on Brattle Street near Quincy House drawing a diverse crowd. Patrolman Morton and the Animal Rescue League respond but delays occur until the goat is loaded onto a wagon and removed.
Bank Commissioner Joseph C. Allen announced the Tremont Trust Company will pay a 162 3 per cent dividend to about 400 commercial depositors starting next Monday morning. About $440 000 is available for the first dividend, and depositors who have proved their claims should present their certificates at Tremont’s banking rooms to receive payment with Old Colony Trust Company handling cashing if needed.
L. Byrnes of 43 Tremont Street says he will market much of the Nova Scotian town of Tracadia via moving pictures. The Canadian government asked him to sell the property, including packing houses mills foundries hotels fisheries dwellings and 7000 acres.
At a Maine Lumber Men’s Association meeting in Portland on June 22, speakers voiced hope for reducing freight rates on round edged box lumber. Some urged negotiation with railroads, others noted the Interstate Commerce Commission as a possible last resort. President H. Herbert Sturgis warned action may proceed to ICC if railroads stall.
Philip C. Benjamin superintendent of the Boston Rubber Shoe Company died at his home on Main Street Melrose yesterday His funeral will be held at his home tomorrow at 2 oclock Burial will be in Forest Dale Cemetery Malden
A civil service list shows 159 Boston officers eligible for promotion to sergeant after a reopened exam due to papers being misused. The first 11 will undergo physicals today and be certified to Police Commissioner Wilson as a pool to fill seven sergeant vacancies. The names include Kavanagh, Wallingford, Winn, Connolly, McAuliffe, Gale, Ryan, Keys, McDonough, Marsh, and O'Neil among others.
A 15 year old, Patrick Flaherty, donated a pint of blood to his father P. J. Flaherty in Portland Missouri on June 22. The transfusion is believed to have saved the father's life after a serious illness.
A worker at the Portland terminal company experienced a prolonged gum hemorrhage lasting about sixty hours. He was hospitalized after three teeth were removed in a prior attempt to stop the bleeding, followed by a transfusion.
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