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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1921
Page
8
George Martes of Wellington lane Lexington will be arraigned in the District court at Concord this morning charged with keeping intoxicating liquor with intent to sell and with selling the same. He was arrested in his home by Lexington police Saturday.
A Boston leather merchant was allegedly coerced into paying 17500 by a Suffolk county lawyer ring. Attorneys for the Bar Association will file further specifications this week detailing a scene in a Cambridge apartment at Massachusetts Avenue and Hancock Street. A rent payment for the apartment was allegedly made by a runner for a lawyer in the ring.
A leather merchant and his wife were visited by a trio led by a tall, theatrical man posing as the husband of the couple. They demanded $30,000, then settled for $17,500 after preparations for public exposure. The incident involved a lawyer ally and a reported disbarment case.
Ten thousand mourners attended the funeral in Cork for Alderman Barry who was killed while leaving Ballykiniar camp. The three mile cortege included thousands of volunteers and eight bands. Volleys were fired over the grave as Bishop Cohalan and eighty clergy, a representative of De Valera, the Dublin and Limerick Lord Mayors, and many Dail Eireann members attended.
Laymen’s Sunday observed in Melrose and across the United States and Canada with chapters of the Unitarian Laymen’s League. The event marked church attendance and local participation in the movement's activities yesterday.
Oliver M. Fisher of the M. A. Packard Shoe Company preached at the Rose Unitarian Church. He praised the conference on armament limits as evidence that the nation had halted a drift away from wartime purpose toward wasteful postwar habits.
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