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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1922

Page

9

Large illicit liquor plant raided in Medford

Five agents raided an old factory near the Fellsway Rubber Company in Medford uncovering a large illegal liquor operation. Three Chelsea men, Sam Morder, Jacob Rovner, and Myer Butler, were arrested. They seized four 100 gallon stills 5000 gallons of mash 80 gallons of moonshine and equipment including eight oil stoves and 80 gallons of kerosene. The plant had operated five to six weeks near Locust street sighting.

Prohibition Gordon C. McMaster Fellsway Rubber Company Medford Sam Morder Fitzgerald Street Jacob Rovner Myer Butler Fifth Street Chelsea Locust Street

Cigarette Stub Believed To Cause Melrose Fire

An early morning Melrose fire at 28 Harvard street is thought to have started from a discarded cigarette stub. Michael H. Garvey’s sister Jane and his son Francis escaped from a second story window, were treated at Melrose Hospital for minor injuries, and sent home. The blaze caused about $4000 in damages.

Michael H. Garvey Harvard Street Melrose Jane Francis Melrose Hospital

County Flags Designed For Massachusetts Counties

Frederic T. Bailey of Plymouth designs county flags for all 15 Massachusetts counties with unique symbols. Suffolk shows an owl among eight green billiard balls. Middlesex a dagger. Essex a pig. Dukes a grape. Hampden a bull. Worcester a heart. Barnstable two codfish. Franklin a wheat sheaf. Nantucket an axe. Plymouth the Mayflower. Norfolk a market basket. Berkshire a doughnut. Bristol two crossed sticks. Hampshire a circular emblem. The designs await legislative action and possible public protest.

Boston Police Department Suffolk County Great and General Court Frederic T. Bailey Plymouth Mr. Bailey Betsey Ross Commonwealth Bailey Association of County Commissioners and Sheriffs of Massachusetts County Association Suffolk Essex County County Dukes County Anti-Saloon League Hampden County Worcester County Barnstable County Franklin County Nantucket County Middlesex Plymouth County Norfolk County

Unknown Man Found Dead in Charlestown

An unidentified man about 45 years old was found in the doorway of 92 Main Street Charlestown and pronounced dead at Haymarket Re Hef Hospital. He was 5 feet 7 inches, 150 pounds. Two bank books bearing the name Matthew Howard were found one from Lynn Safe Deposit Trust and one from American Bank and Trust, St Petersburg, Florida. The body is at the North Grove Street morgue.

Main Street Charlestown Haymarket Re Hef Matthew Howard Lynn Safe Deposit Trust Company American Bank and Trust Company St. Petersburg Fla North Grove Street

Gallivan Seeks renomination to Congress

Congressman James A. Gallivan filed with the Secretary of State for renomination in the 12th District and left with 39 House members for the Elks convention in Atlantic City. He aims to campaign actively after identifying opponents and expresses confidence in a strong renomination and reelection with broad support from South Boston Dorchester and Roxbury residents.

James A. Gallivan Secretary of Congress Elks Atlantic City The Order Gallivan Towner

Milford Man Dowling Dies Suddenly at Freight House

Michael J. Dowling aged 84 of East Main street Milford died suddenly of heart failure this afternoon in the freight house of the Boston and Albany railroad at Milford.

Milford Michael J. Dowling East Main Street Boston & Albany Railroad

Post Thanks Zionist Delegation Honor Front Page

New England Zionists express to the Boston Post sincere appreciation for sending a special representative with the New England delegation to the Zionist convention in Philadelphia. The letter, from New England Keren Hayesod leaders Leon S. Medalia and Robert Silverman, commends the paper’s support and collaboration.

Zionists of New England Boston Post Philadelphia Keren Hayesod Leon S. Medalia Robert Silverman

Soul Kisses Land Couples In Court

Two sailors and two girls faced Gates Avenue Court in New York for an alleged public soul kiss in Wort Green Park. Magistrate James V. Short urged restraint and parental supervision, granting suspended sentences.

New York Wort Green Park James V. Short Gates Avenue

Printer Fatally Injured After Fall From Window

Napoleon Vadeboncoeur a 65 year old Telegram Gazette composing room employee for 31 years died after a fall from a second story window in Worcester. He reportedly swallowed a small amount of iodine before the accident.

Worcester Napoleon Vadeboncoeur Telegram-Gazette

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