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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1922
Page
11
Warrants were issued late yesterday afternoon in Boston banking cases and secrecy was kept regarding the number of arrests and the individuals named as facing contempt charges in jury-related matters.
Warrants remained unserved late last night but direct action was planned for today. Arrests are anticipated and the accused are expected to be brought before the Superior Criminal Court promptly.
Court proceedings loom as Attorney General Allen and two assistants meet Judge Sisk after warrants issued over the jury scandal. Police inspectors gather outside the Superior Court amid speculation of arrests, while officials stress secrecy in action plans and note no clear date for decisions.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad signs a one year extension of current wage and working agreements with trainmen and conductors as announced from Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen headquarters in Cleveland.
One man died and another, William Daly aged 48, appeared in a delirious naked wandering in Shawmut avenue after ingesting denatured alcohol. William Simpson, 55, was found semi conscious in Randall street playground and died at City Hospital. Police report both cases linked to homemade liquor.
Dr. Sarah Ellen Palmer, Boston surgeon and educator, lectured at the Boston Public Library on America in the Pacific. She traced Hawaii’s growth under U S dominion and emphasized the strategic importance of Pacific islands, noting Pearl Harbor on Oahu as the greatest single strategic point under the flag.
Registrar Frank A. Goodwin reported that at Middlesex avenue near the Fellsway 50 cars were checked and none complied with the tail light rule visible for six feet. He noted improper location and blocked lights with celluloid, and ten percent had slots too small. He will send letters to police chiefs statewide.
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