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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1922
Page
2
Judge records show Herman L. Whipple charged with conspiracy tied to H. V. Greene and associates in the flotation and management of Greene nations. The case concerns an amendment to seek about 2,075,000 dollars on behalf of the Greene entities and related parties.
During July and August 1918 Mr Whipple was accused of involvement with underwriting agreements tied to Greene and the Commercial Corporation and with installment contracts intended by Greene and others of the defense.
The amended bill accuses Whipple of aiding suspected fraud in stock sales and of accepting a voting trustee role with knowledge of fraudulent trust agreements. It claims he tried to block a War Finance Committee investigation and questions undisclosed stockholder information and dividend payments. Whipple says Judge Crosby struck out the allegations and denies the new charges.
In South Bend Indiana on September 22 the defense in the Harry Poulin case called witnesses to challenge Mrs Augusta Tiernan claim that Poulin fathered her 10 month old child The court adjourned as witness testimony proceeded The board of public works then barred spectators from further attendance after daybreak amid loud protests and frequent noise near the courtroom
A colored citizens mass meeting denounced the Winchester School Committee for forcing Harvard and Irving Streets pupils to attend Washington School. Superintendent Fausey faces pressure as a potential personnel shakeup looms, with transfer of several pupils amid ongoing protests and a truant probe.
Providence R I Sept 22 Alfred H Beaulieu patrolman and Joseph Massey Tiverton chief were wounded when men guarding a large still in Bulga marsh woods fired on them. Beaulieu shot in the lungs, not expected to live. Massey wounded in the hand and later arrested Manuel Diaz. Police search for others implicated. three other stills found on the Diaz farm.
Registrar Frank A. Goodwin charges high officials quash complaints aiding wealthy and powerful drivers. Police Commissioner Wilson and Superintendent Crowley defend impartial enforcement and say no cases have been quashed. They cite statistics showing 72% of child deaths in three months versus 61 the prior year and stress traffic slowdowns and proper court action.
Two Cardiff youths leaped from the Norwegian steamer Evan ger as it neared quarantine in Providence R I They swam ashore in cold water Charles Young 17 cramps set in and Guy Casale 18 dragged him to shore Fully clothed Casale kept the bag tied around his neck Their rescue ended with police custody and planned transfer to immigration authorities tomorrow morning
The New Haven & Hartford Railroad and about 2000 conductors and trainmen agreed to drop all United States Railroad Labor Board petitions and keep current pay and working rules through September 30, 1923. The pact was signed by company officials C. L. Bardo and W. J. Loring and labor leaders J. F. O'Donnell and John J. Rowe.
The brief reads a fragment about Mrs Tulkington in a scene tied to a sale or event dated the next day at a price of three dollars, with appearance by a person or entity named Bile Peon in a newspaper post.
Charlotte Mills, 16, named a jealous woman as the motive behind the deaths of her mother Eleanor Reinhardt Mills and Rev. Edward Wheeler Hall in New Brunswick. She described the suspect as unusual and strong, noting gossip of an affair and church ties, while insisting her mother had a virtuous character. Police investigations focus on jealousy linked to the minister and church circles.
James G. Telfer, a forge instructor at Rindges Technical School in Cambridge, made a churchwarden iron pipe that will not break when dropped. He also fashioned steel goblets and pitchers with delicate handles at the anvil, demonstrating that blacksmithing is an art. Telfer has taught forge work for 33 years, guiding Harvard students and boys since age 14.
Assistant Prosecutor Toolan stated investigators have no doubt jealousy was the motive in the Middlesex county inquiry and that an arrest could come shortly.
Post Office Inspector E. B. Sharp ruled that $2000 in unsigned bank notes found after a bridge demolition work in Springfield must be turned over to the Department of Justice. Notes were blown from a mail car last December and had been circulated by beneficiaries, with Soucia losing over $100 of the amount. Federal officials determined there was no theft in the incident.
At the Eastern States Exposition grounds a bleacher section collapsed during auto races causing Helen Burdick of Stafford Springs to be seriously injured and several others to be bruised. Officials say excited spectators jumping caused the collapse creating a near panic.
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