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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1921
Page
4
Miss Theresa Di Bello, 20, is dying from wounds inflicted by her brother Michael Di Bello, 28, at their home 108 Webster Street East Boston yesterday at noon.
The victim suffered an iron blade fracture to the skull and partial amputation of three fingers on the left hand. The assailant, her brother, surrendered and faces a charge of assault with intent to kill.
In East Boston Theresa Di Bello faces possible murder charges as police examine the newborn found smothered in her room. Her brother Michael confessed to attacking her with a hatchet after accusing her of staining the family name, fracturing her skull and severing fingers. The child’s body was taken to North Grove street morgue for examination by Medical Examiner Magrath.
Patrick Donnelly of Atlantic City New Jersey, a laborer at Arlington's new Junior High School, was dislocated after a wagon tipped over when a span of horses took fright and bolted.
Geneva reports that a U S note to France at the League of Nations argues a president cannot bind the government on mandates and discusses the status of Turkish, Syrian, Lebanese, Mesopotamian and Palestinian mandates. It suggests consular tribunals remain until mandates form.
Judge Murray in the Central Court yesterday discharged Mrs. Ellen Hildegard Ek of 95 Eastern for concerns over her care of three children. He advised her to go home and take proper responsibility in the future.
William Eddie, 41, a Canadian war veteran, admitted he signed the hotel register in Worcester and was fined $10 after a hearing. He and the woman, arrested Wednesday night for violating the true name law, started back to Worcester following the hearing.
An advertisement touts Noonan's Hair Petrole as a potent remedy for dry lifeless hair. It claims to nourish roots and strengthen hair with refined petroleum oil, offering 15 cent barber application and $1 home bottles from T Noonan & Sons Co. in Boston.
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