Dentist Engineer Warren Sharp Dies at 58 in Binghamton
Dr. Warren M. Sharp, inventor of 17 dental appliances and holder of patents, died in Binghamton today at age 58. The local physician was noted for his contributions to dental instruments and patient care.
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Liquor raid disrupts Cox dinner at Quincy House hotel
Boston Prohibition officers raided the second floor wine room during Governor Cox’s dinner at the Quincy House, seizing multiple quarts of whiskey, Bronx cocktails, and many empty bottles. Harold D. Wilson and six agents detained liquor officials including John J. McCarthy Ernest J. Goulston and Harold G. Kern, who claimed a Potter permit. Wilson questioned permit authenticity and warned of further action while guests below reacted with anger as the event continued.
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ONE DINNER RAID WHICH WAS NO JOKE
A satirical phoney raid at a political banquet ends with real unease as guests, including lawyers and officials, react to a staged liquor seizure and a dramatic arrival, prompting hurried exits and murmurs of political foreshadowing. The episode mirrors Prohibition era stunts and highlights tensions with the current Democratic administration and Governor.
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