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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
10
Federal authorities may pursue warrants for Jackson Arthur Hardy of Brighton and his 15-year-old step-daughter to investigate potential Mann Act violations. Mrs Hardy seeks federal action while Massachusetts limits jurisdiction, leaving her destitute with two dependent children.
Final chance for admission to the 101st Infantry Brigade National Guard unit led by General Logan. Tonight's East Armory meeting offers specialized training in wireless, telephony, wig wag, and aeroplane signaling for a small group of recruits, with veterans General Logan Major Commerais and Captain Gilbody associated.
Peter H. Hanson, 21, of South Boston pleaded guilty to larceny of $240 from the Scollay Square Olympic Theatre on June 11. He was sentenced to Concord Reformatory yesterday by Judge Creed, with $1000 bail on appeal.
Papers on opportunities for students in textiles social service banking and institutional administration were presented at the 14th annual meeting of the American Home Economics Association at the New Ocean Hotel Swampscott yesterday. Elizabeth Weirick of Sears Roebuck Chicago urged national legislation to ensure correct representation and branding of clothing material.
Flags at the navy yard Charlestown and ships in the yard stood at half staff yesterday for the funeral of former Secretary of the Navy Charles J. Bonaparte. Batchelder Brothers Coal Company won a contract to supply coal screenings to City Hall annex at 2.95 dollars per ton for 500 tons, underbidding the other three bids by about a dollar.
Several hundred advance guards of the 26th Division veterans arrived in Boston for a reunion. Mayor Peters welcomed the Yankee Division, noting troops come from Cuba and many US states. Noted figures include Colonel Bearss and Johnny Elders, with events at Cambridge armory and a Saturday dance.
Dublin reports say Hugh Newman a former soldier from Lisdeegan County Cavan was dragged from his bed blindfolded and shot with his body labeled Spy. In County Clare Lieutenant Warren and a patrol were ambushed. Warren died in hospital and two soldiers were wounded. Bodies of John O Sullivan and P Sheehan found near Charlesville, both blindfolded and shot with the spy label on them.
Mayor Peters, bound for the Dempsey Carpentier bout in Jersey City, will carry the Yankee Division's formal invitation to Sergeant Georges Carpentier to be guest of honor at Boston's Independence Day reunion parade. Veterans call him a worthy guest and symbol of French camaraderie with the 6th Division.
Bartolomeo Vanzetti faces cross examination in Dedham Superior Court as two Plymouth witnesses place him in North Plymouth at the time of the Slater & Morrill payroll holdup. Defense photo identifications and ballistic tests follow as investigators probe the case. A gunfire incident on a 7:50 Boston train prompts a police inquiry.
In Pittsfield a fire on the fourth floor of the North Union Block caused about 40000 dollars in damage. Fire Chief Shepard attributes the blaze to spontaneous combustion from a workman's jacket and overalls left in the room months earlier.
Attorney General J Weston Allen and Middlesex District Attorney Nathan A Tufts clash over the case of Clarence W Loud charged with first degree murder in the killing of Wakefield Patrolman James Arthur Preston on April 9. Louds counsel said no motion toward trial could be made until Tufts case is settled.
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