Largest illicit whiskey outfit seized in New England
Federal prohibition agents examined a still seized Thursday night in Revere. They declared it the largest illicit whiskey operation yet found in New England. The six foot still rested on a concrete base and used two sunflower gas flames. It could produce over 200 gallons daily and reportedly shipped to various parts of the United States. The still was in the house at 804 Malden Street.
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Revere
New England
United States
Malden Street
Catholic Church Notes Readings and Schedules
The Guild of the Presentation meets January 18 from 2 to 4 30 PM at the Convent of the Cenacle Brighton. St Agnes Guild led by Rev Fred Boehm meets January 22 in the convent. An Oblate Father retreat runs January 28 to January 30. A Polish Church fund event is at Blackstone Hall Blossom Street tonight. A church calendar lists feast days for St Anthony St Peter Marius Fabian Sebastian St Agnes.
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Guild of the Presentation
Brighton
St. Agnes’ Guild
Fred Boehm
St. Mary’s
West End
F. W. Sikora
Blackstone Hall
Blossom Street
Anthony
Peter
Rome
Marius
Fabian and
Sebastian
Agnes
New York Man David E. Jacobson Faces Court
Police report David E. Jacobson a 29 year old from Broadway New York spent up to 59 dollars on hotel entertainment in 24 hours and attempted to cash a 150 dollar check that was repudiated. He was arrested and will appear in Central Court this morning.
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David E. Jacobson
Broadway
New York
Copley Plaza
Jacobson
Central Court
Famine Reported in India Districts Sparks Alarm
London reports famine in several districts of India causing concern in Britain. The shortage of grain comes as the government faces unrest among natives and fears of widespread starvation and plagues recall past famines.
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London
India
England
Great Britain
East
Ballou Avoids Penalty After Traffic Stop Near City Hall
Officer Dollof halts M Murray Ballou for illegal parking and missing license papers at the west City Hall annex. The self starting car revs and speeds away, leaving Ballou unpenalized but cautioned.
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Dollof
City Hall Annex
M. Murray Ballou
Ballon Fined Five Dollars After Courtroom Exchange
A man nicknamed Ballon faced Judge Burke in Central Court and was fined five dollars after a tense exchange about receipts and court practice. He protested, offered a six dollar bill, and muttered insults to a court officer, prompting a wry remark from the judge.
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Ballon
Balion
Bolsheviki Dominate New Armenian Cabinet
New Armenian government formed under Soviet influence after Kars fall. A five Armenian Bolsheviks five member coalition plus a Dashnagtzagan and one Russian Bolshevik oversee postwar policy as Armenian forces suffer defeats at Kars Igdir and Nakhitchevan from 10 000 Soviet troops moving through the Akstafa river valley.
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Kars
Igdir
Nakhitchevan
Armenia
Azerbaijan
Akstafa
Simmons Girls Give Annual Musical Revue at Simmons College
The Simmons College annual musical revue For the Love of Mic was staged in the refectory before 300 audiences. The Microcosm board produced and managed the show featuring a Dial scene honoring Florence Diall and six leading sports portrayed by chorus members Bernice Brown Malden Dorothy Proctor Medford Josephine Hatch Logansport Katharine Rumble East Orange Ada Keyworth Gardner Margaret Gallinger Amherst Ruth Butler Troy Elizabeth Nash Brunswick Me.
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Simmons College
Bernice Brown
Malden
Dorothy Proctor
Medford
Josephine Hatch
Logansport
Ind
Katherine Rumble
East Orange
N. J
Ada Keyworth
Gardner
Margaret Gallinger
Amherst
Ruth Butler
Troy
N. Y
Elizabeth Nash
Brunswick
Mic
Katherine Humble
Peters bill seeks funds to replace four Charles River bridges
Mayor Peters will introduce two bills in the Legislature to appropriate funds for beginning construction of four new bridges along the Charles River and to provide 800000 for a permanent draw bridge between Charlestown and Chelsea.
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Peters
Charles River
Charlestown
Chelsea
Two Girls Win First Gold Letters at Boston University
Miss Mary Searles of Bar Harbor Maine and Miss Eulalia Smith of Denver Colorado receive the first gold A s from the Women s Athletic Association of the Boston University School of Religious Education for completing 800 athletic credits. Miss Helen Flynn presents Dean Alice M Robertson with a gold A as honorary membership in the Athletic Association.
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Mary Searles
Bar Harbor
Eulalia Smith
Denver
Col
Women's Athletic Association
Boston University School of Religious Education
Helen Flynn
Athletic Association
Alice M. Robertson
City Bills Seek Replacements for Major Boston Bridges
The proposed measures call for tearing down and replacing bridges from Western avenue to Cottage Farm across Boston, Watertown, Cambridge, and Chelsea with hundreds of thousands in appropriations. The state would cover initial costs while affected municipalities repay under the plan, and some bridges will be rebuilt or repaired soon to ease traffic. The Mayor also seeks 800000 to fund a permanent draw bridge between Charlestown and Chelsea to replace a fragile five year old temporary structure.
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Western Avenue
Arsenal Street
Boston
Watertown
Cambridge
River Street
Cambridge Street
Cottage Farm
Charlestown
Chelsea
Pulpit Changes and Evangelist Sermons At Roxbury Churches
The Rev Henry F Siuse of Dover Me will occupy the Bethany Baptist pulpit as a pastoral candidate. S D Gordon known as the Soft Pedal evangelist preaches on How to Ensure that Prayerll Change Things Every Time at Tremont Temple today with ongoing talks next week The Rev Milford H Lyon preaches tomorrow at Pilgrim Congregational Uphams Corner Union evangelistic meetings continue at Stoughton Street Baptist Church tomorrow night and through the week
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Bethany Baptist Church
West Cottage Street
Roxbury
Henry F. Siuse
Dover
S. D. Gordon
Tremont Temple
Milford H. Lyon
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Upham's Corner
Union
Stoughton Street Baptist Church
Oxford student sentenced to two to four years for embezzlement
Harry C. Gray of Oxford New York was sentenced to two to four years in prison for embezzling funds collected in Portland while conducting advertising campaigns for banking concerns. He claimed to be a student at a leading New York college and lived at Willard Beach with his wife and two children since July.
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Portland
Harry C. Gray
Oxford
N. Y
Ife
New York
Willard Beach
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The
Summer Street
Simmons Girls
B. U
Chelsea Bridge
Talbot
L. Adler Bros. & CO
America
Adler
Washington Street
Old South Cio. Co
Hanover St
Talbot Co
New Bedford
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