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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1920
Page
9
Mrs Mary Spinuso, who admits killing her husband Antonio during a quarrel at their Charter Street home early yesterday, faces arraignment in Central Court. Held without bail at the Tombs, her defense may seek bail due to alleged long abuse and her reputed good character.
After a gun discharged when it rolled from bed, the speaker seized the weapon in fear. Mrs Spinuso fled to a sister’s home in Everett, then planned to surrender at Hanover Street station before detectives Chaisson and Ferrari intercepted her.
Members of the Thursday Night Club held a farewell for John H. Hussey of Southton a past president who leaves Boston for New York City to lead the distributing department of the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company. He received a traveling bag from colleagues.
Police investigations affirm her truthfulness as Mrs Spinuso reports years of ill treatment. Police Surgeon notes bruises on arms and shoulders. Neighbors and children corroborate her account. Officers found three loaded pistols at the house. She recalls her husband was intoxicated and threatening.
The women’s division of the party repudiated Fred J. Burrell for state treasurer and pledged impartial support for Kerr and Jackson until nomination. They plan to seek equal representation on all state political committees at the upcoming convention while maintaining neutrality for now.
In Fitchburg Mrs Bridget O Donnell 83 near Beoki Mill bridge was struck and dragged 20 feet by a car driven by John Niemi of Wilson street. She died instantly and Niemi was arrested on a charge of manslaughter. The victim lived at 2 Westminster street and would have turned 83 tomorrow.
Dublin reports Sir Algernon Boote resigns as lord lieutenant of Queens county after two decades in office. He cites distrust of the current government and disapproval of many actions in Ireland.
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