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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1919
Page
4
In Portland, Maine, Daniel Tarshir also known as Daniel Davis was arraigned for bringing 208 quarts and 96 pints of whiskey into the city in a camouflaged van. His case was continued a week on $1000 bonds as his seized truck and another mortgaged vehicle are to be claimed by a local garage.
Pittsfield on January 16 reports that the Electrical Manufacturing Industrial Federation of General Electric Employees warns a general strike across all GE plants if the War Labor Board rejects GE and its examiners offices.
In Sacramento on January 16 the jury in the United States District Court convicted all 46 defendants in the I. W. W. conspiracy case.
A Rockland Maine murder case returns to inquest with renewed investigation. An old schoolmate of Carolyn West Brown, found dead on Limerock Street December 31, may be re questioned after previously being cleared. County Attorney Henry L Withee pursues fresh inquiries as grand jury action lingers. A suspect arrested for assaulting his wife was released as the case resumes.
Springfield man Frank Murphy, 25, was re arrested after his conflicting statements during questioning over the Rockland murder. County Attorney Carroll L. Beedy quizzed him again as officers detained him overnight, with release expected in the morning and return to Springfield, Massachusetts, where he says he lives.
Representative Campbell of Kansas introduces a resolution calling for investigation into Argonne losses of the 36th division. Governor Allen of Kansas charged the unit suffered 7000 deaths due to inadequate artillery support and shortages of ammunition food and air cover.
A quirky note compares taste and value to Bond Bread as a benchmark, suggesting a purchase decision based on familiar quality. The text blends slang and playful critique while invoking a familiar brand as a gauge of sameness and worth.
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