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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1921
Page
6
Police declare Luna and Dubok not linked to female involvement in the holdup. A fifth member remained in the car, masked by a blanket. The gang reportedly traveled from Detroit via Scranton, raising questions of a citywide crime wave.
The group believed to have arrived six weeks ago at 21 Rochester street South End planned a robbery. They split their residences to position nearer the crime scene before the act.
Officer William H. Hafferty of Everett police with Inspectors Burke and Gilday of Boston police raided John Dubok in his room at 97 Irving street Everett. They found cash hidden in bedding and six suitcases of clothing from the bandits. The suspect was taken to Everett station and then to Boston headquarters for fingerprints. The clothing was sent to Chelsea police.
Margaret Cameron writes There Was Just One Chance a humorous tale to be printed in full in the Next Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The piece promises light satire and charming narration from the Boston newspaper’s weekend supplement.
In Washington on November 27 Samuel W McCall argues that while supporting arms limitation he stresses adding a clause for settling disputes in a tribunal other than war. He says without a nonwar mechanism no real security for peace would exist.
The piece debates expanding a conference mechanism into an international institution to curb war. It contrasts moral gentlemen's agreements with legal treaties, notes dangers of executive power, references the League of Nations, and discusses delegations' cautious stance toward a broader arbitration framework.
Rear Admiral William 8 Sims of the United States Navy will address Radcliffe students Thursday evening at the Radcliffe College Club at 40 Commonwealth avenue. His subject is The Navy in the Great War and Future Naval Developments. All Radcliffe graduates and undergraduates who are club members will be admitted. guest tickets may be requested from Miss Rachel Lewis, treasurer of the club in Walpole.
The article details recovery of 20 921 45 dollars from two bandits with 20 674 recovered from Dubok s bed 22 45 found on his person and 225 on Luna s person The money was placed in the vault of Chief Inspector McGarr and will be returned to the First National Bank Chelsea police will return it this morning
Police traced a bandit gang to at least three residences with headquarters at 134 Fremont Avenue Everett where Luna alleged mastermind lived. Two other members reportedly resided on Harvard Street.
A person named Dubok is associated with a request or arrangement for a room at 97 Irving Street in Everett. The note records a locality and a specific street address linked to Dubok.
Luna gave conflicting statements to police and admitted mining and bootlegging activity. He claimed to be an electrician in a Scranton coal mine but said he came to his current job at Cossack's request. A note mentions a separate story by J George Frederick in a Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
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