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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1922
Page
7
A six man team of Boston federal prohibition officers under Field Supervisor George H. Paul guards a Springfield paper mill producing watermarked paper for government liquor permit use. The measure aims to prevent forgery of permit documents.
William Daley aged 30 of Hanson Street Somerville died at Cambridge Relief Hospital from a gunshot wound after a .45 revolver discharged at the United States Post Office garage in Cambridge. The bullet tore through both thighs in the accident on Monday night.
Stolen cars were altered with new numbers at a Barn in Wilmington as part of a ring led by Harlie E. Rice. Testimony in East Cambridge Superior Court described Rice receiving, altering, and disposing of vehicles with help from Jeremiah Surette, Graydon Bouve, and others. Rice pleaded guilty to receiving stolen automobiles. others faced larceny and conspiracy charges.
Detectives and track experts yesterday refuted rumors of spite work in three derailments on the 6:35 p.m. Boston to Lexington route, stating no evidence supports intentional acts. Investigators pursue official findings as investigations continue.
The record notes a single train has been halted three times in a month due to similar accidents. Observers speculate misfortune or coincidence as the cause, while ongoing repairs and investigations continue to affect service reliability.
Rice testified he signed the application and bill of sale for the stolen Egges car and that Perry warned him not to drive to Willmington via Winchester where the car Perry was learning to operate was stolen. He claimed he never stole a car and noted some vehicles were described as leased. He recounted training at an automobile school and work at an auto agency.
Edmund Codman of Beacon Street asks the Supreme Court to order the Superior Court to reopen Middlesex County cases from 1914 against F. S. Moseley & Co and Charles S. Mellen. Judge Jenney reserved ruling, with potential further hearings if Corcoran's handling is deemed important. Allegations center on conspiracy and larceny related to loans from two Cambridge savings banks tied to Hampden Railroad. The road, finished but unused, faced a lease dispute settled against Boston & Maine Railroad.
Suffolk Probate Court Judge Presti reviewed evidence in the separate support petition by Mrs. Alice Horrigan against John Horrigan. The hearing explored whether mental cruelty and intoxication justified support, with the judge continuing the case to Friday to consider Horigan’s ability to pay more than the current $30 weekly support. Clarence Horrigan, testifying for the mother, was later arrested on evasion of the draft and held on $500.
The Rev Samuel S Drury rector of St Pauls School for Boys Concord NH preached at noon services in St Pauls Cathedral church and urged worshippers to be pilgrims centered in God calling many ego centric and loco centric lives less holy He will preach again at the noonday service today tomorrow and Friday.
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