Belmont Junior High goes weekly as staff expands
The Belmont Junior High School newspaper Enterprise enlarges its staff and mimics a city room. The paper becomes self supporting and plans to publish on a weekly schedule soon.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1922
Page
2
The Belmont Junior High School newspaper Enterprise enlarges its staff and mimics a city room. The paper becomes self supporting and plans to publish on a weekly schedule soon.
Brookline voters produced a tie for fifth on the board of selectmen with Philip Parker and Burton Neal each at 3176 votes. Judge Parker said a recount petition will be filed in his interest and Neal will file his. Walter J. Cusick led votes and is expected to become chairman when the new board meets.
Hartford March 8 former police detective sergeant Andrew J. Richardson of New Britain received a State prison term from one to four years for receiving and possessing a stolen automobile. Jacob Winkle of New Britain, who pleaded guilty, drew one to two years in prison.
A Massachusetts Democrat admires Senator David I Walsh and criticizes Robert M. Washburn for his attack on Walsh. The letter accuses Washburn of political theatrics, shifting allegiances, and risky rhetoric, warning of possible consequences to his reputation and influence within his party. The writer notes Washburn’s flirtation with diverse party wings and questions his independence from national mandates.
A Boston letter writer notes political maneuvering around David I. Walsh with a quip about Get Gladstone to explain her away. It hints at possible 1926 Senate change and references Bob Washburn as the only one who can explain Walsh away. The piece cites Herbert A. Kenny, 46 Cornhill, Boston.
New York report states burglars raided the Guaranty Trust Building safe despite ten night watchmen. Diamond merchant Joseph Riskind said the thieves cracked the strongbox Monday night, removing a three by four foot safe and making off with gems. value not disclosed.
Final testimony in the Hyde Park Police trial of Patrolman Fiortino Mascella was heard by the board of Captains Rooney Skillings and Fitzgerald. The panel will present its view to Commissioner Curtis who will decide. Mascella faces charges of conduct unbecoming an officer. Mrs Helen Fisher led the complainants with nine witnesses, while the officer was backed by 11 witnesses. the charges allege violations of police department rules.
Defence hinges on embalming fluid used in the body of Mrs Eliza beth M Cook. Gettigen nephew J Thomas Gettigen is indicted for murder for alleged arsenic administration. Attorney Roscoe Walsworth investigates to determine if poison found months after death was an embalming fluid ingredient.
Abraham B. Levine, 29, of 488 Warren street Roxbury, arrested by Inspectors Alexander and Claflin on receiving 168 pairs of shoes valued at 378 dollars. Shoes owned by Brady Express Company Brockton. Offense dated March 25 1921. Arraigned in Central Court held for continued hearing March 17 in $1000 security.
NEW LONDON Conn March 8 Robert Rogers manager of the Cozy Corner restaurant was robbed of 1500 last night while riding in an automobile with local sportsmen. Samuel Palitz brother of David Palitz a well known boxer is missing and being sought in Hartford where he took a taxi from New Haven.
Samuel Hopkins Adams continues The People in Our Square with new details about a patroness of art. The Boston Sunday Post Magazine will feature the extended profile in its upcoming issue.
President Harding left Washington with Mrs. Harding and a small official retinue for a week in Florida. The party will stay mainly at St Augustine, aiming for rest and recreation, with the President seeking to cast aside duties during the journey. The group includes Attorney General Daugherty Speaker Gillett Under Secretary Fletcher Brigadier General Sawyer the President's physician and Secretary Christian.
The president, now a little over a year into his term, intends to spend much of his time playing golf on courses near St Augustine and may visit other courses in the region of Florida.
The annual men's banquet of the Boston University College of Liberal Arts will be held tomorrow evening on the marble of the college building.
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