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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1922
Page
11
Angelo Bennici, a young Italian, was found murdered near the Boston and Maine railroad tracks by Peterson's ice house in Walham. Police allege a carefully planned vendetta by a secret society, noting typical earmarks of such cases in their theory.
Authorities connect Bennici a native of Sorrenti Italy to a murder near a railway incline in Waltham. The case centers on a reserved, protective family, a likely appointment with a secret society, and possible motives involving savings and an attractive wife.
Louis Joseph Vance writes a studio feature for Boston Sunday Post Magazine noting a clean, non scandalous profile. The piece previews the forthcoming complete story in the magazine.
Prominent Jewish descent students at Harvard press leaders to counter antisemitic propaganda. Edward B. Morgan associates cite the ideal university as inclusive and stress entrance standards based on intelligence, not race, urging quiet, steady work to stamp out prejudice and keep Harvard open to all scholars.
Prominent Harvard figures on the propaganda committee include R. R. Higgins representing football, J. C. Lamont editor of the Harvard Crimson, B. Del Nash secretary to the Harvard Lampoon editors, and Paul R. Harmel of the Debating Council. They work with other students who confer as needed while the effort remains low profile.
Boston tenor John O Shaughnessy and director of music at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross will present an annual concert at Jordan Hall tomorrow at 8 15 p m A special program highlights his last Boston appearance of the season with assistance from the Rose Croix Glee ce and Mt Carmel Choral Levy
Russell Dohoduck aged 2% years at 38 Winnisimmet Street Chelsea was arrested by Inspector Harrison on a charge of robbing George Urbain who was drugged at his home on 15 Pembroke Street last Saturday. The crime involved the life of Urbain and his wife and a sum of $1 was stolen.
A resolution at the Iowa Knights of Columbus state council meeting called for the immediate resignation of Supreme Knight James A Flaherty and Supreme Advocate Joseph C Pelletier amid criticism of their handling of ongoing Massachusetts court matters and a published statement in Columbiad. The issue, tied to a pending Massachusetts Supreme Court case, was set to be voted on at the Supreme Council meeting in Atlantic City this August.
A garbled report notes police involvement in a birth event and references general terms of expectancy and procedure. The fragment hints at a birth documented or witnessed by authorities, without clear names, dates, or locations.
Millions seek abroad but many find a comfortable trip in the United States to Southern California. The Weather Bureau notes 44 years of mean temperatures with dry, pleasant summers. Travel by motor, train, or trolley offers estates, missions, deserts, beaches, and cities within a single delightful, affordable vacation. Special low-rate, round trip fares now in effect.
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