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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1920

Page

5

Italian medicine case ends with warning to retailers

In Central Court Judge Murray found guilty Firro China medicine dealers connected to 37 North Square North End and Medford agent Antonio Arzilla. The ruling warns stores to stop selling the alcohol rich product. Separately James F. Cody and Paul Kingston fined for cider alcohol violations and Archangelo Marotta appeals 0 fine for whiskey sale.

North Square North End Antonio Arzilla Medford Central Court Murray James F. Cody Friend Street Paul Kingston Archangelo Marotta North Street Chalmers

WETS OF MAINE ACT IN COURT

A petition seeks a writ of mandamus to force Governor Milliken to issue a proclamation for a Maine referendum on a national prohibition law. The Maine Supreme Judicial Court previously ruled the federal amendment could not be referred by initiative and referendum and requires no direct voter vote.

Bangor Charles J. Dunn Supreme Judicial Court Carl E. Milliken Maine Supreme Court of Maine Milliken

Prohibition Suit Moves Toward Supreme Court Appearance

The Maine petition by Thomas Curran of Bangor and 10 000 signers seeks a referendum on ratification of the Prohibition amendment. James D. Rice and Meyer Epstein represent the petitioners as the case heads to a Feb 21 hearing in Bangor before Justice Dunn.

Thomas Curran Bangor James D. Rice Meyer Epstein State Department Augusta Legis

Spotted Fever Epidemic in Eastern Galicia

Reports from references in Berne indicate the spotted fever outbreak in eastern Galicia with over 100000 cases and about 10000 deaths. The information notes the epidemic’s growing toll amid international concern.

Galicia Berne Switzerland

Pro Armenian Meeting Cancelled in New York

A mass meeting planned for Carnegie Hall to press the U S on preventing partition of Armenia was canceled at Washington officials request. James W Gerard chairing the American committee for Armenian independence said officials advised postponement pending developments. He declined to identify who requested the cancellation.

New York Carnegie Hall Armenia Washington American Committee For the Independence of Armenia James W. Gerard Gerard

YD Clubhouse Fund Reaches Full Subscription

Brigadier-General Charles H. Cole announced the $200,000 Boston club house campaign is fully subscribed. About $195,000 is in sight or pledged, with $5,000 more expected from state, city and trade committees not yet finished.

Boston Charles H. Cole

Man’s exile plan meets crime as he returns for fare

John Shukis of 66 Telegraph Street East Boston sought to repatriate to Lithuania and discussed theft to cover passage. A verdict placed on file notes he would go back home and pay his fare, with $550 in a bank as shown on his pass book. Officer Manning arrested him and federal authorities took him into custody.

John Shukis Telegraph Street Boston Lithuania John Oficer John Manning Murray

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