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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1920
Page
1
In New York on June 27 officials investigating the Joseph Bowne Elwell murder drove to the home of a turfman's acquaintance and conducted a lengthy questioning session. The inquiry was held in strict secrecy with no details on questions or results disclosed.
The matter is viewed as highly significant amid statements that an arrest is near. The official party is said to include three assistant district attorneys John T. Dooling John F. Joyce and Albert Blagg. Unger and another person are also mentioned.
National League results include Brooklyn over Pittsburgh 8 to 2 and St Louis beating Philadelphia 3 to 0 while Chicago lost to Cincinnati 2 to 1 and New York defeated Boston 7 to 5. American League games saw New York win 7 to 5 over Boston and Cleveland top Chicago 4 to 7 with St Louis edging Detroit 3 to 1.
Six persons drowned today with three more in other areas after collisions and water incidents. Emergency crews rescued six others and treated injured victims as a Worcester county report noted the victims and circumstances of the drowning wave.
Great Barrington June 27 Ot's Hatch a farmer about years old was gored to death late today by a bull that escaped from an adjoining field into Hatch's pasture. His body was badly punctured and trampled.
Captain John P. Crane a retired leather manufacturer and former Massachusetts legislator died last night at his home 48 Warren Avenue Woburn. He was American represented in politics and business in the state.
Members of the Boston police department from division captains to patrolmen are seeking raises in pay and improved compensation from the Commissioner as part of a broad bargaining effort.
Mass delegates to the Democratic national convention are reconciled as Cambridge Mayor is replaced by Quinn. Coakley withdraws in favor of the latter and Senator Walsh is named for the Committee on Resolutions. Weather forecasts: fair in New England Monday and Tuesday with little temperature change and moderate southwest winds offshore.
One year after Allied peace talks the 1918 treaty signings included the United States Great Britain and France with President Wilson and Premiers Clemenceau and Lloyd George. The president departs Paris for Brest for homeward journey as weather remains fair and warm today and tonight.
Democratic convention opens with Bryan leading days of activity as factions prepare to press planks. First session today in San Francisco signals a high stakes fight for the presidential nomination.
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