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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1921
Page
15
In San Francisco on November 17 jurors for Roscoe Arbuckle’s manslaughter trial were nearly complete when one prospective juror, George T. Morgan, sought to change his answers and admitted forming an opinion on the circumstantial evidence. He was excused and the session ended with eleven jurors.
The Flying Squadron of Drys begins its drive today to press for strict enforcement of the 18th amendment. Members will speak at Tremont Street Methodist Episcopal Church at 3 30 p m and 7 80 p m this afternoon and evening, criticizing efforts to weaken prohibition.
Joseph Dinn of Charlestown is unconscious at City Hospital. Henry Tobin of Roxbury is jailed on suspicion after claiming to be a cousin and taking Dinn in a taxi toward Newfoundland. Police search for explanation of how Dinn sustained injuries with over $100 on him untouched.
The election commission reports 916 new voters added after outside registration across 26 wards. City Hall Annex notes the daily total 1222 as midnight approaches. Commissioner Burlen says the current list is 12000 short versus last election and may add at most 10000 in five days.
Explosion of a still in Mrs. Celia F Kalava home caused a fire alarm and a subsequent arrest of Mra Kalava. Police report heat from a gas plate overtaxed the boiler, blasting plaster and causing damage before authorities plan to hand the case to federal officials.
Judge de Courcy of the Supreme Court ruled he had no power to transfer disbarment proceedings against Daniel H. Coakley to the Superior Court for trial under the Constitution statutes or common law.
Judge De Courcy finds no constitutional or common law authority to transfer the disbarment petition to the Superior Court. The Crocker ruling allows only cross county venue changes within the same court, not transfer to a different court. He will hear Coakley on whether a fair trial is possible before issuing a final order.
Mrs Lydia M Gould of 16 Roxton Street Dorchester marked the 90th anniversary of her birth yesterday.
Cupid’s tricks amuse at the Franklin Park Zoo bird cage as Miss Purple Gallinule and Mr Black-headed Conure elope. The Aviary Society is astonished by a cross species mating for the first time. the couple pose for a photo with Mrs Conure tall and awkward and Mr Conure short and stout, yet content.
Fitz roy Carrington presented a Boston Public Library talk on Florentine Engraving and the culture of Florence in the 15th century last night. The lecture highlighted artistic trends and the influence of printmaking on Renaissance life.
Testimony in Municipal Court yesterday favored the defense for Joseph Clair. Judge Murray set Tuesday at 7 pm for further arguments. Edward Lebine testified the ring’s fair retail value was the price paid. he suggested a wholesale price near 0 to 45 dollars. Harold Miller and Norman Hays offered opposing valuations, noting purchases and retail estimates around 5 and 87 dollars respectively.
Mrs Allen Braithowitz aged 72 was killed and her husband severely beaten when robbers entered their farm home two miles from Greenburg Pa today They fled after stealing from the house
Worcester court heard Lilian McGarry of Clinton seek divorce from Frank Al. McGarry alleging separation since January 1918 as war rushes filled the era. They wed in 1898 and she reports he may still pursue work while not returning to live with her.
Professor Charles R Cross of Tech dies Wednesday at age. Funeral services will be held at 11 o'clock today in Trinity Church with interment at Newburyport. Technology flags will be at half mast and the physics department, longtime home of Cross for 50 years, will suspend operations during the funeral hour.
Fresh ribs and sirloin roast highlight the ad. Heavy corn fed beef and sliced bacon are offered. Customers are urged to order their turkey today for holiday meals.
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