Former prohibition enforcement officials arraigned on conspiracy charges
Mrs Grad K Warburton former acting federal prohibition enforcement officer for the state John Costello secretary to Senator James D Phelan and John I Ramsner were arraigned in federal court on indictments charging conspiracy to violate the Volstead act Bail set at 10000 each and December 4 set for pleas.
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San Francisco
Grad K. Warburton
John Costello
United States
James D. Phelan
John I. Ramsner
Walsh committee ends New York hearing on Shipping Board probes
The Walsh congressional committee closed a three week session in New York examining Shipping Board affairs. John Cranor and Sisler denied being involved in a $40,000 alleged fee, while Martin Gillen claimed much of the ship program value has been amortized and should be treated as wartime expenditure.
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New York
Walsh Congressional Committee
United States Shipping Board
Congress
Washington
John Cranor
Rowney Shipbuilding Corporation
Sisler
Shipping Board
Tucker K. Sands
Sands
William Denman
Fleet Corporation
Goethals
Martin Gillen
Payne
Peru approves law to buy building for American embassy
Lima government promulgates a law authorizing purchase of a building to be presented to the American embassy in the capital.
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Lima
Peru
Praise for Newspaper Fairness at Bay State Luncheon
Edward J. McKernon of the Associated Press praised New England journalism for impartial coverage during campaigns. He recalled past protests over cross party advertising and noted several papers published pro and anti arguments, betting odds, and straw polls to help readers form opinions.
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Edward J. McKernon
New England
Associated Press
Bay State Automobile Association
Hotel Victoria
McKernon
Cleveland-Harrison
Springfield
Charles W. Eliot
Taft
League of Nations
Harding
Coolidge
Intelligent Observer
The Old Cedar of Merry Mount and Boston’s Heritage
A reflection on the Old Cedar of Merry Mount, linked to Quincy and Boston history. It girds the town seal as a symbol of origins from Sir Christopher Gardiner to Governor Winthrop, Morton’s revels, Adams and Hancock tales, and the November 1898 storm that felled the tree.
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Merry Mount
Quincy
Adamses
Quincys
John Hancock
Massachusetts
Wayside Inn
Sir Christopher Gardiner
Boston
Winthrop
Prince Rupert
Sir Christopher
Thomas Morton
Bradford
Hawthorne
Maypole
Endicott
Morton
Motley
Pettifogger
Furnival’s Inn
John Adams
Quincy Adams
Abigail Adams
Bunker Hill
Dorothy Quincy
Pigeon-shaped sweet potato centerpiece at East Kingston feast
Edward Eagan in East Kingston New Hampshire displayed a sweet potato carved to resemble a pouter. Toothpicks wings and tail matches legs and a beak formed naturally. Cranberries pinned as eyes with blue ribbon suspended over the Thanksgiving table. Egan works as a clerk at C F Knights store.
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Kingston
N. H
Edward Eagan
East Kingston
Egan
C. F. Knights
Woman Appointed to Maine County Office
Miss Grace M. Ridley of Alfred was nominated by Governor Milliken for register of deeds of York county to replace Elmer J. Burnham who resigned. Bangor businessman James Q. Gulnac named director of the port of Portland for a term ending in 1923. Also note on spring suits with bold Chinese embroidery.
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Augusta
Grace M. Ridley
Alfred
Milliken
Register of Deeds
York County
Elmer J. Burnham
Kittery
James Q. Gulnac
Bangor
Port of Portland
State Chamber of Commerce and Agricultural League
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Norway
Nature
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield, NJ
Tate
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John
Angea
Quebec
Brompton Pulp & Lumber Company
Maine
Manila
Philippines
Holyoke
American Thread Company
R. H. White Company House Furnishing Dept
Fuller Brush Company
Little
Beach
Boston North
Brockton
Main St. Lawrence
Blakely
Manchester
Merchants Bank
Portland
Press
Salem
Masonic Temple
Providence
R. I
R. I. Hospital Trust
F. C. Spooner
C. Eubanks
W. J. McGovern
W. J. McFate
G. C. Morton
Fred Stone
Fuler
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