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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1921
Page
13
Deputy Commissioner Thomas Jordan directed inspectors and police officers of the sanitary division to begin a vigorous clean-up campaign. The aim is to finish before the paint-up and clean-up committees start their drive, and to prevent later needs for another campaign.
Dialogue snippet shows Marling announcing intention to stay home while George admits he has already prepared to go out. The exchange hints at a domestic moment, contrasting choices between staying in and stepping out. No additional context or names provided beyond the speakers.
Testimony in Superior Criminal Court described how John J. Thoma and others were recruited for the Old Colony Foreign Exchange Company. Charles M. Brightwell advertised huge profits and claimed even presidents and judges invested, likening their notes to Ponzi schemes. Witnesses detailed agents, commissions, and large cash intake amid arrests and investigations.
Mayor Peters stated yesterday that the police commissioner of Boston should be appointed by the Mayor of the city. He added that while not criticizing the current commissioner, it has always been his belief that municipal authority requires a single person responsible for expenditures.
Judge Sisk of Suffolk Superior Court granted an injunction barring Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America members or their agents from any picketing near the Talbot Company. The decree also upholds William R. Bigelow’s report on Dusako, a Lithuanian organizer, found in contempt for violating a temporary injunction.
This afternoon at 2 o clock the case before the court continues. Attorneys Edmund Whitman and Lyon Weyburn appear for the Tal bot Company and George Resner Jr represents the workers.
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