Arrests Nugent for Volstead Act Violation at Kenmore Stand
Lawrence J. Nugent who runs the taxi stand at the Hotel Kenmore on Commonwealth avenue was arrested for aiding another to violate the Volstead act. Evidence presented before United States Commissioner Hayes yesterday afternoon details Nugent's alleged role in facilitating liquor distribution.
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Hotel Kenmore
Commonwealth Avenue
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Dence
United States
Hayes
Prohibition
John J. O'Dea
Commissioner Hayes
Backus
Clarence Hidredge
Nugent
Lawrence
Massachusetts
Nugent Case Reveals Liquor Charges and Intense Testimony
In a federal court hearing Nugent faces selling and transporting liquor accusations linked to Lawrence. Key testimony shows Lawrence denying certain claims while prohibition agent O Day testifies that Lawrence admitted using a lodge card to obtain whiskey. Lawrence's prior assault conviction is noted as defense staff challenge his conduct.
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Lawrence
Lynn
Edward Callahan
Kenmore
O'Dea
Seek Mother of Dead Baby in Cranston Tragedy
Police prepare to drag Spectacle Pond for Anna Rock mother of the infant found in the water. Authorities call the tragedy one of unrequited love and relatives believe she killed herself after discarding the child. Footprints from her home on Howard street point to the pond edge. The child's body was found this afternoon.
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Spectacle Pond
Cranston
Anna Rock
Howard Street
Boston University Law School Class of 1920 Final Banquet
The class of 1920 at Boston University Law School held its final banquet at the Hotel Bellevue with nearly 100 graduates and many faculty members present. Notable attendees included Professors Simpson Bowman Johnson and others, plus Edward C. Mathewson and Dean Homer Abers who was ill. Sigmund W. Fischer introduced the speakers as president of the class.
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Harold M. Bowman
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Oscar Storer
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Thomas Proctor
van Allen Thomason
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Law School
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Homer Abers
Sigmund W. Fischer
Providence
Edward C. Holden, Jr
Samuel Slang
Walter C. Powers
James Mollica
Lexington Police Chief Charles H. Franks to retire
After 44 years in the Lexington police department Chief Charles H. Franks will retire on June 1 under a town pension. The Board of Selectmen has granted his request to retire.
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Lexington
Charles H. Franks
Franks
Board of Selectmen
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