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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1922

Page

6

Dry Agent Wilson Ousted amid Prohibition Row in Massachusetts

The article reports the dismissal of Dry Agent Wilson after disputes with Massachusetts officials over enforcement of prohibition. Commissioner Blair and other leaders defend the action as administrative, while Wayne B. Wheeler of the Anti-Saloon League calls for removing either Wilson or Potter. Lodge denies connection to the case and hints at a replacement search for a capable, sane candidate.

Blair Lodge Wilson Boston Wayne B. Wheeler Anti-Saloon League Potter Massachusetts Wheeler Senator Lodge

Prohibition Director Kohloss Visits Potter in Boston

South Carolina Prohibition Director R A Kohloss, visiting Prohibition Director Elmer C Potter, may be considering a transfer to enforce here and relieve Harold D Wilson. Kohloss praised Potter, noted a nationwide rum syndicate backed by attorneys, and recalled his home state record fighting moonshine operations.

Prohibition R. A. Kohloss South Carolina Elmer C Potter Harold D. Wilson Kohless Potter Massachusetts Blair Washington

Wilson Conference Sets Campaign to Oust Dry Agent

The Lord's Day League notes a plan to keep Prohibition Agent Wilson in Massachusetts amid a raid by conspirators tied to in-state politicians. Wilson accuses Innes Bottomley Tinkham Winslow of conspiring and appeals to Coolidge for help while Potter defends his tenure and warns against haste.

Challenge Coolidge Harold D. Wilson Lord’s Day League Wilson A. Z. Conrad Washington Potter Massachusetts Agent Wilson Charles H. Innes Robert J. Bottomley George Holden Tinkham Samuel E. Winslow Worcester

Harris Says No Witnesses Summoned for Wilson Case

United States District Attorney Harris states no witnesses will be summoned to parade in court at the Quincy House dinner incident. He adds that proper prosecution will proceed and any summons for witnesses with knowledge of the issues will be granted, regardless of names.

Quincy House United States Harris Harold D. Wilson Washington Cox Emma F. Thomas D. No Turner Maine Schenectady N. Y

Massachusetts inquiry notes director cooperation during visit

The report describes Director Potter’s visit to Massachusetts where he praised cooperation and assigned young, active men to assist his investigation. The source notes his Southern home in Salisbury North Carolina and that he has served since August. It mentions a possible future talk in Washington before a decision about visiting Massachusetts. He is described as 23 with a pleasing personality.

Potter Massachusetts Salisbury North Carolina Kohless Washington

Sullivan Notice of Funeral and Missing Relative

Sullivan in Chelsea January 23 Cornelius beloved husband of Mary Sullivan funeral from his residence 445 Eastern Ave Wednesday January 25 at 5 am mass at St Rose Church 9 o clock relatives and friends invited to attend auto cortege Be WANTED Information regarding relatives and friends of George D Jeliff admitted to Medfield State Hospital from Taunton State Hospital May 1 1806 address E A Cohoon M D Box A Harding Mass

Sullivan Chelsea Cornelius Mary Sullivan Eastern Ave St. Rose's Church Agena Medfield State Hospital Taunton State Hospital E. A. Cohoon M. D Box A Harding, Mass

Pope Benedict to be interred tomorrow

Vatican officials plan to inter Pope Benedict tomorrow after a Wednesday morning decision. Officials say the body will not be exposed beyond Wednesday afternoon and the coffin may be closed to forgo the traditional viewing and kissing of the Pope's uncovered foot.

Pope Benedict Vatican

Pope dies body moved to basilica in solemn rites

A funeral ceremony in the basilica followed the removal of the Pope's body from the throne room. Cardinal Vannutelli led the sacred college with Cardinal Gasparri close behind, as clergy escorted the bier through St. Peter's. The death certificate will be recorded tomorrow with high officials present.

Sacred College Cardinal Vannutelli Cardinal Gasparri Camerlingo St. Peters St. Peter Vatican Prince Colonna Pontifical Marquis Sacchetti Prince Massimo Aldobrandini Noble Guards Secretariate of State O’connell Boston Rome Dougherty Philadelphia

Cardinal Maff: Pisa Archbishop Backed by Government

Popolo Romano states Cardinal Maff, Archbishop of Pisa, is the government’s candidate due to his high patriotism, as reported in contemporary political commentary.

Popolo Romano Cardinal Maff Pisa

Massachusetts House adopts resolution on Pope Benedict XV deaths

The Massachusetts House of Representatives yesterday passed unanimously a resolution recognizing the death of Pope Benedict XV. The measure was offered by Representative Coleman E. Kelly of Boston.

Massachusetts House of Representatives Benedict XV Coleman E. Kelly Boston

Hold Funeral Services for Newton Inventor

Funeral services were held yesterday for Frederick White 79 from 73 Sargent Street Newton. Crematory services were also held at Mount Auburn Cemetery. Mr White was an inventor and longtime experimenter who had recently perfected a product.

Frederick White Sargent Street Newton Mount Auburn Cemetery White

Humidification Device For Large Room May Cool In Heat

Reading notes describe a device for humidifying air in a large room that can be cooled by a simple button press in hot weather. The description emphasizes ease of use and an automatic level of moisture control for comfort.

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