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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1922
Page
16
Authorities raided an office at 104 Hanover Street and confiscated 20 gallons of alcohol. In unrelated court actions, Arthur Muddett was sentenced to 30 years for a 1920 Morrisville killing by the state supreme court.
Jacob Popkin of 436 Warren street Roxbury became the first bondsman seized on execution in bail matters. Deputy Sheriff John Casey took him into custody after a default in Superior Court on a suit as surety. He allegedly owes about $6000 in defaulted bail with cases pending. The arrest concerned a $500 amount plus $15.15 costs and a settlement was reportedly arranged at the district attorney's office.
Michael Nazzaro his son William and brother Edward Nazzaro arranged interview with the district attorney to surrender the men they bailed or pay obligations by Friday. If not produced up to $6000 may be paid. Albert Sidlinger of West End agreed to stop acting as surety after admitting four defaulted cases totaling $400. he paid $100 in cash and said he was not a law student.
In Holyoke on May 2 Furse and dress goods valued between 7000 and 8000 dollars were stolen from Hyman Bambrow's store. Police report two rough men entered earlier by breaking a door to the workshop. This marks the second robbery in a month with 730 dollars worth taken four weeks earlier.
Nearly 1000 employees of the Great Northern Paper Co in Bangor have agreed to a one year wage scale, averaging 15 percent less than last year. The pact covers paper makers pulp sulphite workers stationary engineers machinists carpenters and laborers and was signed April 30.
A blaze in a building at 153 Hanover Street yesterday afternoon caused $250 in damage and triggered three accidents. Ladder crew member Joseph A. Shea of South Boston was injured while thrown from Ladder 18. A second incident involved Ladder 8 backing into Gray Company at 151 Hanover, damaging a window display. Engine 6 collided with a car owned by Benjamin Halperin of Roxbury. The Rogers Jewelry store rear blaze was extinguished with little trouble.
Three B and O railroad trainmen were killed when a fast freight exploded near Fairhope Pennsylvania seven miles east of Myersdale early today. The accident occurred after a locomotive blast disrupted the Toc five line. The wreck halted service as investigators began work at the scene.
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