Roberts Appointed Massachusetts Prohibition Enforcer
The Boston area announces that Mr James P Roberts of Brookline is named prohibition enforcement officer for Massachusetts as part of a state reorganization. Commissioner Blair and Haynes defend the move against claims of political influence and detail Wilson's temperament and conflicts with Director Potter.
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Commissioner Blair
Anti-Saloon League
Massachusetts
Treasury Department
Boston Baptist Social Union
United Society of Christian Endeavor
Garfield
Tle
Babson
Information Service
Department of Labor
Washington
Calvary Baptist Church
Internal Revenue
Blair
Prohibition
Haynes
Harold PD. Wilson
Boston
Lodge
Mr. Wilson
Senator Lodge
Messrs. Winslow
Tinkham
Bottomley
Major Haynes
Mr. Potter
R. A. Haynes
Elmer C. Potter
New England
Harold D. Wilson
Department
Potter
State of
Roberts Named Massachusetts Prohibition Enforcer
James P. Roberts, successor to Harold D. Wilson, takes the Massachusetts district post. He vows a policy of keeping his mouth shut and feet moving, respects the 18th Amendment, and will enforce law without special privilege, with a background in law and public service.
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James P. Roberts
Harold D. Wilson
Prohibition Enforcement
District of Massachusetts
Post
Park Street
Brookline
Washington
Mr. Roberts
Worcester
Wilson
Massachusetts
Mattapoisett
Treasury Department
Roberts
Arthur J. Davis
Anti- Saloon League
Internal Revenue
Blair
American Legion
James T. Duane
Clinton
Whiting Reports Ample Milk Supply Amid Boycott
John K. Whiting says the three milk companies have enough supply to meet all customers and received a larger shipment from one section than since the boycott began a week ago. The Milk Producers' Association annual meeting is set for next Monday with expected new developments as the dispute stalls.
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John K. Whiting
Milk Producers’ Association
Producers’ Association Ws
Bold hold up reported by Cambridge driver
Arthur T. Lawrence, 22, of 160 Fitch Street Cambridge, told West Newton police he was robbed of 130 dollars by a yeggman on Aller ton Road and Walnut Street in Newton Highlands. Police rushed to the scene but found no clues as the investigation continues.
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Arthur T. Lawrence
West Newton
Allerton Road
Walnut Street
Newton Highlands
Lawrence
Fitch Street
Cambridge
Inspector Goode
Newton
Yeggman
Goode
Liner Driven by Girl's Whim Heads Toward Spain
Miss Isabella Muir daughter of a millionaire English ship-builder commands a regular passenger liner the Alfonso XII of the Royal Spanish Mail Line. The ship altered course from Havana to Spain at her suggestion to shop in New York and later returned toward Spain. The voyage has covered about 260 miles of New York streets as she directs the skipper with casual authority.
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New York
United News
Isabella Muir
Spain
Alfonso
Havana
Headache Relief Claims For Cold Cure Tablets
Advertises Bromo Quinine tablets as remedy for headaches from colds and promotes a laxative germ destroyer with a signature by W. W. Grove. Claims “genuine” product with specific price and safety note to take properly.
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W. W. Grove
Will Greet Rector of Antigonish Cathedral
Former parishioners of the Diocese of Antigonish will greet their former pastor the Rev. Michael A. Mac Adam rector of St. Ninian's Cathedral Antigonish tomorrow evening in the Intercolonial building Roxbury. The reception will begin at 8 o'clock and all parishioners are invited to hear a message from Nova Scotia friends.
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Antigonish
N. S
Michael A. MacAdam
St. Ninian's Cathedral
Intercolonial
Dudley Street
Roxbury
Nova Scotia
St. Ninian’s Cathedral
Antigonish, N
Copper brothers face assault charge in Somerville case
Michael A. Copper Peter J. Copper Anthony J. Copper and Frank Gardella all of Worcester were to be sentenced today in Somerville court on assault and battery charges against Michael Costello of Somerville. Costello testified they beat him at his home 872 Medford Street then forced him to walk the streets hatless in slippers with an overcoat thrown over his shoulders. The attack followed a non support claim against Costello regarding his wife. The Copp ers are Mrs Costello’s brothers and allegedly sought to make him apologize for remarks after court.
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Michael A. Copper
Peter J. Copper
Anthony J. Copper
Frank Gardella
Worcester
Somerville Court
Michael Costello
Somerville
Medford Street
Costello
Settlement Hint in Jordan Non-support Case
Settlement chatter emerged as the Jordan non support case was continued in East Cambridge Court until Monday. Mrs Susie A Jordan of South Sudbury testified that Elmer J Jordan of Arlington had not supported her since March 1920.
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Jordan
Susie A. Jordan
South Sudbury
Elmer J. Jordan
Arlington
East Cambridge
Small Contributions Fuel Woodrow Wilson Foundation Growth
Letters from Maine and Massachusetts recount gifts to the Woodrow Wilson Foundation. A Northern Maine family sent $1 with two tries at representation, while Lincoln Fay Robinson and Jack Fay Robinson contributed 55 cents. Boston attorney Sherman L. Whipple added $100, praising the Foundation’s purpose.
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Maine
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Tremont Street
Boston
New York City
Great Endowment For
Lincoln Fay Robinson
Jack Fay Robinson
Woburn Street
Wilmington
Sherman L. Whipple
Moors
New York Reports Decline in Influenza and Pneumonia
New York Health Commissioner Copeland announced today a decrease in reported influenza and pneumonia cases across the city. No further details on numbers or areas were provided.
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New York
Copeland
Octogenarian to Wed in Worcester Marriage Quietly
James E. Ham aged 84 of 16 Dread Street plans to marry his 59 year old housekeeper Mary G. Kirkpatrick in Worcester. Ham, known for his civic activity, says the wedding date has not been announced and his intended wife remains silent on plans.
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Worcester
James E. Ham
Dread Street
Mary G. Kirkpatrick
Ham
Deny Plea for Bergdoll Commutation Denied
Mrs Emma Bergdoll sought a War Department recommendation to commute her son Irwin Bergdoll’s four year disciplinary barracks sentence at Fort Leavenworth for draft evasion. The department re examined the case and found no justification for commutation.
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Washington
Emma C. Bergdoll
War Department
Irwin C. Bergdoll
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
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