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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1919
Page
11
Final witness testified as the Commonwealth rests, with Dillon and Barney set for opening remarks by Barry and Jugegins. Dillon described the Chelsea garage theft and flight, while Hurley and other witnesses linked the night to a taxi trip from Columbus Avenue to Chelsea and back, as police watched the garage.
Police Officers McKenzie Bartley and Shea testified they found no club or weapon near Policeman Deininger. Francis J. White, defence witness andHurley’s claimed alibi, said he did not go on the night before the killing as Hurley said.
About 350 Boston Chamber of Commerce members join a playful outing to Nantasket Beach. The parade from Milk Street to Bow Wharf features George I. Tarbell as Trotsky, garb and Chaplin cane adding satire. Mayor of Nantasket Joan D. Fortune plays along, awarding prizes after a ball game and other light events.
H ID Apollonio won the leap for life stunt and received gold cuff links. Applause greeted Marshal Foch as Nantasket's mayor introduced him. Walter L. Tougas spoke in French to business men as the banquet neared its climax. Committee members included Robert H. Graham and others. Frederick Cullen led field sports.
A Harmony Maine farmer of Swedish birth named Martin C. Osberg enlisted in the cavalry after recruiters called him the perfect example of healthy manhood. The Boston rally drew a large crowd with praise from staff and Lt Col Perkins. Tommy Ryan credited recruits with better physical condition, and Osberg had returned from Germany where he taught boxing.
Major Michael J. Moore adjutant general of the Northeastern Department, was honored for 25 years of service in the U S Army. A Westfield native, he began as a private in the First Artillery, received his Coast Artillery commission on June 8, 1917, and advanced to captain on January 29, 1918, then major on May 22.
The notice records numerous forthcoming marriages with names and occupations. Couples include Joseph W. Sheehan and Mary E. MacNeil in Watertown, Abram Goldberg and Rose Friedman in Roxbury, Henrik Foss and Clara Olsen in East Boston, and others across Charlestown Somerville Dorchester Roxbury and nearby locales, detailing ages occupations and addresses.
Amsterdam based Exchange report says Berlin sees rising disorder with many streets barricaded and serious clashes between government troops and mobs.
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