Waiting in line for liquor at South Boston bar
Patrolman Alexander Nesky waited nearly a half hour in a crowded South Boston saloon run by William Tamshka at C and Fourth streets as a rush for near beer emptied the bar. He testified he bought a nip in plain clothes before officers raided the place, pouring out liquor into a sink for evidence. Tamshka and bartender William James were each fined $0.
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Fourth Streets
South Boston
Alexander Nesky
Athens Street
Logan
Nesky
Tamshka
Travers
Maton
William James
Speaking of Love and Baseball in Boston Sunday Post
Octavius Roy Cohen contributes Speaking of Love and Baseball to the Spring Love Number of the Boston Sunday Post Magazine next Sunday.
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Octavius Roy Cohen
Boston Sunday Post
Forlani Reveals Love Claim to Police
Forlani tells police he is in love with a Back Bay woman and that she loves him in return. He says he has visited her, but the young woman’s family say they do not know Mr. Forlani.
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Back Bay
Mr. Forlani
Forlani arraigned on assault with intent to kill in Boston
The article reports Ralph Forlani held 5000 bond after allegedly attacking Patrolman Reid with a loaded revolver near the Fay residence. It details the arrest at Central Court, scans of his wartime service as a camp Devens bandmaster, claimed dementia precox, and two bystander rescuers Leroy Stone and Wendell Phillips. It also notes Reid's injuries and hospital status.
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Forlani
Hemenway Street
Central Court
Reid
Camp Devens
Ralph Lowe
Commonwealth Avenue
Fay
Exeter Street
Mr. Lowe
Dedham approves 190,200 for teachers salary boosts
At the first adjourned town meeting session Dedham voters reset teacher pay with an appropriation of 190,200 dollars raising maximum salaries to 1400 dollars for school instructors.
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Dedham
Jimmie Pulls a Miracle in Boston Sunday Post Magazine
A sneak preview of the Spring Love number features Jimmie as a movie press agent in a story by C Howland Wood. The piece promises romance and entertainment in the upcoming Boston Sunday Post Magazine next Sunday.
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Jimmie
C. Howland Wood
Boston Sunday Post
Death Claims Walter M. Lowney In Boston Visit
Walter M. Lowney died after a period of illness. His body will be taken to Boston tomorrow. He and his wife arrived here last Friday and had not been in good health.
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Lowney
Boys’ Club Federation
Bunker Hill Boy's Club
Charlestown
Mansfield Board of Trade
Mansfield Realty Association
Bos
Mrs Nellie Woodsford Praises Dr True’s Elixir
East Boston resident Mrs Nellie Woodsford and her children credit Dr True’s Elixir with relief from chronic bowel issues bad breath headaches and relief of a child’s stomach worms since 1851 the elixir is described as pleasant mild and effective for families.
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Boston
Lamson St
Nellie Woodsford
Dr. True
Mansfield figure active in town plan and civic affairs
An influential Mansfield resident took an active interest in local governance and civic questions. He served on the executive committee of the Associated Industries of Massachusetts and was a director at the First National Bank of Mansfield. He was also a prominent Mason.
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Mansfield
Lowney
Associated Industries of Massachusetts
First National Bank of
Harding for a sales tax plan proposed
Washington plan outlines a 1 percent sales tax to raise revenue. President Harding, with Senators Smoot Lodge and Watson, will present the proposal to Congress within a week. Details were discussed at a White House conference and a final plan was not yet released.
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Washington
Harding
Congress
Smoot
Utah
Senate
Lodge
Watson
First Play by Malden Auditorium Players
The Malden Auditorium Players staged their first production under new management. The Sign on the Door featured Ruth H Gates as leading woman with William Niedner as manager. Audience members including Judge Riley Mayor Kimball and Rev Charles H Moss offered opinions.
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Malden Auditorium
Ruth H. Gates
Adeline Bushnell
William Niedner
Judge Riley
Kimball
Former Malden resident seeks wholesome theater
Dr Moss says he lived in Malden 18 years and had not attended theatre before but aims to view films to see if Billy Niedner keeps his promise of producing only clean wholesome plays. He mentions D D as former pastor of the First Baptist Church.
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D.D
First Baptist Church
Moss
Malden
Billy Niedner
Stan
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Nature
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Homas
Okla
J. G. Swarey
Thomas
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Fay House
Leroy C. Stone
Newbury Street
Wendell H. Phillips
Maine
Walter M. Lowney
South Street
Christendom
Senec
William and
Eliza
Weston) Lowney
Mr. Lowney
Bangor
Nettie Bolton
Pearl and
High Streets
Commercial Street
Canada
Europe
DR. Auerbach & Sons
11Th Ave
46Th
47Th ST
Cambridge Branch
Main Street
Cairnbridge
Maxa
Ley James
Auditorium Players
New York
Mass
Hottie
Yyrane
Buffet
Morgan's
Pepert
Chase
Rocker
R. R
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Victory Outfit
Hollis Street
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