Indictment of 19 on Narcotic Charges at Federal Building
A federal grand jury indicted 19 men yesterday afternoon for possessing or selling narcotic drugs. Notable names include David W. Deshler a former prizefighter and Richard Wiesenfeld tied to a murder at the naval yard. The list covers several narcotic cases, along with lottery ticket violations and conspiracy charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Federal Grand Jury
David W. Deshler
Richard Wiesenfeld
Quincy FE. Tyouden
Navy Yard
Marine Corps
Wiesenfeld
Louden
Marine Barracks
Grand Jury
Joseph Andrade
Nicholas Kassyk
Frank J. Riley
Frederick RB. Finn
Frank A. Hamilton
Euclide Beaudry
Charles H. Withington
Simon Starskey
United States
Frank Coursey
W. A. Budth
Anthony Periello
Pasquale Vanello
Joseph Levine
Max Weinstein
Simon Green
Morris Flanders
Anthony Cacciola
Carl Rettano
Salvatore Guiffre
Ralph Amore
Nicholas Abate
Frank Abate
Ralph
Fish
Malverin Fi
Foote
Alexander Ciepelli
William Manna
Israel Horvitz
Roy Texiera
Joseph M. Barbosa
A. B. Cotncil
Joseph Lipsett
Wilfred Bentor
Beauty Contest Headlines Caledonian Bazaar Night
A beauty contest for Miss Scotland ages 17 to 23 will close the Caledonian bazaar at Horticultural Hall tonight. Dancing from 8 to 10 p m follows. The bazaar supports the Caledonian Club Building Association with booths like Burns Cottage and the Scottish Border. Frank S. Abercombie chairs the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horticultural Hall
Dmiss Scotland
Caledonian Club Building Association
Caledonian
Scots Charitable
MacKensie
Burns Cottage
Macleod
Stewart
Lindsay
Grand Lodge Ladies’ Auxiliary
O. C
MacKintosh
MacDougall
Sutherland
Ramsay
Robertson
Scottish Border
Thistle Club
Highland Dress
Modern Profanation of Marriage Sermon At Church
Rev James I J Corrigan of Boston College will deliver the fourth Advent sermon at St Marys Church North End tomorrow night on Marriage Divorce and Morality. A special musical program is offered each Sunday evening with services starting at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Church
North End
James I. J. Corrigan
Boston College
Theatre Fire Hero Honored by Frat at Yale
New Haven December 16 A posthumous membership in Psi Upsilon has been awarded to Allen Keith a Yale sophomore He died from burns suffered while heroically rescuing women in the Rialto Theatre fire November 27 The honor is rare among Yale fraternities with only one similar recall on record
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Psi Upsilon
Allen Keith
Yale
Keith
Burns
Rialto Theatre
Recount dispute as Lundy seeks right to withdraw
Joseph Lundy petitions Election Commissioners to allow withdraw of recount papers for mayoral contest in Dorchester. He argues fraudulent signatures on Murphy petitions could render Murphy recount invalid, making Curley recount burdensome. A 60 ballot block found in precinct 7 ward 17 was sealed and awaits recount. Official returns show Murphy gaining 60 votes from Ward 13 Precinct 7 after a miscredit earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lundy
James M. Curley
Lundy
John Murphy
Murphy
Curley
Election Department
Ward 17
Glen Street
Dorchester
Burlen
Dooth
Ward 13
BC Dramatic Society Stages Pinero Adaptation
More than 1200 attendees watched Father Murphy’s three act adaptation of In Chancery titled A Day Lost. John T. O’Callahan 24 led the cast while the 24 piece Boston College Orchestra debuted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinero
William BE. Murphy
Boston College
Boston College Dramatic Society
South End
Father Murphy
John T. O'Callahan
Boston College Orchestra
Second Church to Have Christmas Pageant
Young people of the Second Church of Boston will present a Christmas pageant tomorrow evening depicting biblical characters. The musical program is arranged by Thompson Stone and features Bonnet, Praetorius, traditional carols, and selections from the Messiah, including Adeste Fideles and The First Noel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Thompson Stone
Jail Benefactor of Blind Babes for Theft
MILWAUKEE Wis Dec 16 United News Known for 15 years for her work with blind children Miss Alice Burnham Fellows founder of the first school in the United States for babies of defective vision is jailed charged with theft of clothing She says she was driven to desperation by inability to support two adopted babies and that led to the alleged theft She is in jail in lieu of 1500 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
United News
Alice Burnham Fellows
Cambridge Post Elects Officers In Annual Legion Ballot
John J D Crowley was elected commander of Cambridge Post of the American Legion last night at the post annual election. Other officers elected include Stephen J Harrington as senior vice commander Daniel J O Brien as junior vice commander Leo J Cooper as adjutant William Meara as financial officer and James L Kelley as historian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Post
John JD. Crowley
Cambridge
American Legion
Stephen J. Harrington
Daniel J. O’brien
Leo J. Cooper
Willam
Meara
James L. Kelley
France Endangers Washington Parley On Naval Accord
France challenges the U S Britain and Japan 6 5 3 ratio and the ten year naval holiday proposing ten 35 000 ton battleships. Italy aligns with France citing Mediterranean balance while Britain seeks abolition of submarines. The US weighs rankings to avoid upsetting Anglo French ties and to protect coastwise defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Great Britain
Japan
England
France
Hughes
Mediterranean
Balfour
Italy
University of Chicago professor labeled peeping tom
Chicago Dec 16 United News reports the dismissal of a noted young University of Chicago professor by President Harry Pratt Judson for being a "Peeping Tom." He is accused of peering through a bathroom dormitory window in a female dormitory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United News
University of Chicago
Harry Pratt Judson
Divided Campus Over Illustrious Chemistry Professor
Harvard trained chemist and father of a son faced resignation after a scandal on campus. A special police officer found him peering through a bathroom window at 11 p m and only passing faculty prevented arrest. Friends defend him as a victim of the scientific mind while coeds react with shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Dolls from many ages sold for Infant's Hospital aid
Dolls of various ages from a hundred years to modern times, many with rich histories, were auctioned across several Cambridge homes this week to benefit the Infants' Hospital. The final sale at Mrs. Henry Tudor's residence closed the series, with Mrs. Walter Baylies and others organizing the events. Miss Francis Clark, chairing arrangements, said the sales were a success and indicated a substantial sum likely realized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
G. Endicott Putnam
Frances Clarke
Henry Tudor
Yaris
Infants’ Hospital
Walter Baylies
Thomas B. Gannett
Charles Harrington
C. S. Weeks
Francis Clark
Milk price dispute as New England producers hold line
The New England Milk Producers Association rejected a cut in farm milk payments and urged dealers to compete with John T Connor chain stores. Dealers may still yield on home delivery price from 15 cents per quart if farmers concede. Boston dealers recently cut store milk to 12 cents per quart, stores lowering consumer cash and carry prices. Retail cuts depend on farmers' concessions in ongoing negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Milk Producers’ Association
Boston
John T. Connor Cé
Greater
Stone Cutters Vote Rebuff Wage Reduction Plan
James Duncan, Granite Cutters International Union president, report at Young's Hotel shows 18 unions remaining. referendum votes by affiliated unions mostly reject the 25 percent wage cut. He notes over 30,000 workers would be affected as talks may run into midweek. The meeting addressed the producers' proposal to cut minimum pay to 75 cents per hour from $1, effective Jan 1 instead of April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Duncan
Granite Cutters International Union
American Federation of Labor
Granite Producers’ Association
Young’s Hotel
Cutters’ Union Committee
Barton to Speak on Japan and China at Trinity Church
Rev Dr James Barton, Secretary of the American Board, will discuss Why Does China Fear Japan at Trinity Church Newton Centre next Sunday night at 7 15. He has just returned from a China and Japan inspection tour with John D Rockefeller Jr and others of Rockefeller Foundation aided institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton
Japan
China
Trinity Church
Newton Centre
James Barton
American Board
Dr Barton
John PD. Rockefeller, Jr
Rockefeller Foundation
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. S
Frank S. Abercombie
Nellie Maxwell
Washington Street
B. C
Ian
Kings
Eola
Washington
Thig
Harding
White House
Far East
Reed
Pacific
Mr. Hughes
Senate
Europe
League of Nations
United States Senate
Peeper
Judson
Sloan
Reee
Slioany
Liniment
Anita
Rice & Hutchins
All America Shoe Shops
Summer St
Tremont St
Willson’s Shoe Shop
Boston Post
Daily Post
Sunday Post
Mass