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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1922
Page
2
Lizzerren Oct 23 The Mitchell Military Boys football eleven will host a return game against Allen School second team of West on the Mitchell gridiron Wednesday afternoon Nov. 8.
The West Newton based Fessenden School varsity eleven aims to book a game for the Wednesday afternoon slot following November 1. The effort targets an opponent in or near the local schedule.
The New England Football Officials Association meets at the B A A this evening at 8 15 o clock. Several important discussions on the rules will come up.
In the West End yesterday afternoon Mia Falconi 27 slashed two women, Mrs. Rose Parchillo 32 and Mrs. Catherine Williams 30. Williams is recovering. Parchillo on the danger list. Falconi is held at Joy Street station on assault with intent to kill. Local husbands unlocated.
Mrs. Susan Mitchell, 68, a widow living at 18 Townsend Street Roxbury, was found dead in bed fully dressed by Max Simonds the building owner. She had not been seen since Sunday and one gas jet was partially turned on with open windows. Authorities think accidental death though Medical Examiner Leary withholds a finding.
Two young chorusmen and four female company members of Spice of 1922 halted a suspected blackmail raid at 309 Huntington avenue late Saturday. A man named Dailey, posing as a detective, entered the flat and was confronted after being brought in by the group. The intruder fled as the locals questioned his credentials.
Albert J. Dailey, 26, of 15 Bickerstaff street Back Bay, forfeited a $200 bond after a default warrant was issued in Roxbury for impersonating an officer. Janitor Frank Zibutis paid a $10 fine for drunkenness, as Miss Maris Chaney, a go go dancer, speaks for the girls.
Dailey could not produce a badge and was beaten by two men claiming police status. A 38 caliber revolver lay on the floor as the assailants fled. Neighbors complained, a patrol wagon arrived to remove Dailey and the janitor, while two self described officers escaped. Miss Chaney reports students and visitors caused no prior trouble and expresses confusion over the raid.
William Coote MP Ulster grand master urged funds at The People's Temple to aid Protestant families driven from homes by Irish Republican Army attacks. Rev Kennedy Palmer of Ottawa and James Ray of the Ulster League of North America supported the plea with accounts of violence and displacement.
Dr William A Bartlett New England director for Near East Relief spoke to the Federation of Women's Church Organizations in Everett calling for emergency contributions for Smyrna refugees. He announced 1900 dollars had been received Monday morning and a goal of 20000 dollars by the end of October was set.
North Abington October 23 Twenty persons mostly shoeworkers in a local factory were injured when a trolley car and a service car collided head on on a long grade. Two men and women were seriously hurt Thomas Kane and Clara Cook both of Whitman. They were taken to their homes with severe cuts and bruises while eighteen others suffered lesser injuries. The motormen were uninjured. The rails were slippery and the passenger car left the rails becoming unmanageable.
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