Prohibition Agents Nab Lowell Man With 17 Gallons of Liquor
Sam Crone of Chelmsford Street Lowell faced US Commissioner Hayes after prohibition agents and police found 17 gallons of liquor in his car. Crone’s attorney argued trespass since the alley to the garage was private property. the commissioner agreed and Crone was discharged with a warning not to carry liquor in his car in the future.
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Sam Crone
Chelmsford Street
Lowell
Prohibition
United States
Hayes
Daniel A. Shea
Crone
No Rise in August Milk
New England Milk Producers' Association reports August milk prices in Greater Boston unchanged from July. C. W. Holtman of the National Milk Producers' Federation met with New England agricultural leaders in Boston to discuss the Voight bill to ban interstate sale of filled milk. Proponents urge strong action as producers warn of health risks from the product.
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New England Milk Producers’ Association
C. W. Holtman
National Milk Producers’ Federation
Boston
New England
Voight
Senate
Greater
Restraining Order Issued Against Lawrence Labor Union
In Boston Judge Waitt granted a restraining order in contempt proceedings against the One Big Union of Lawrence. The order bars union officers and members and directs service tonight. A master, Harry E. Jackson, will oversee hearings set to begin next Monday in Lawrence.
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Salem
Judge Waitt
Superior Court of
Boston
One Big Union
Lawrence
Pacific Mills
One Big
Harry E. Jackson
Suspect Held for Robbery in Court Street Case
Daniel Leighton of Columbus avenue South End was held in 2000 bond in Municipal Court yesterday charged with robbing George E Bowen of 150 dollars in a Court street incident Wednesday. Testimony said Leighton took the money from Bowen's hip pocket during an altercation.
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Daniel Leighton
Columbus Avenue
South End
George E. Bowen
Court Street
Leighton
Rowen
Man’s California Trip Saves Brockton Man From Jail
Benjamin Adler of Brockton faced trial on moonshine charges involving a 100 gallon still and 50 gallons of finished product. He pleaded guilty and asked for a California trip to aid his ailing wife. Judge Mack heard the case as Adler produced railroad tickets and paid a $350 trip and $100 still fine, then left with his family in relief.
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California
Benjamin Adler
Brockton
Adler
Hayes
United States
William J. White
U. S. Treasury
Will Leaves $500 in Bonds to Salem Home for Aged Women
In Salem the will of the late Mrs. Georgia B. Trask leaves $500 in Liberty bonds to the Salem Home for Aged Women. The remaining estate, about $4000, is placed in trust for her daughter Mrs. Alice Francis to receive income until age 40, with the principal at that time. If the daughter dies before 40, the residue returns to the Salem Home for Aged Women.
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Salem
Georgia B. Trask
Alice Francis
Salem Home For
Biddeford man found dead after late employment news
In Salem on July 27 Alfred Baucher of Biddeford Maine was found dead in his room as his landlady delivered a message about a recently obtained job. The city gas was reported on and the window was sealed, suggesting possible foul play or suicide in the wake of a fruitless months long job search.
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Salem
Alfred Baucher
Biddeford
Baucher
Sas
35 Cases of Dread Disease Reported Statewide
Nine new cases of infantile paralysis were reported yesterday across Providence Crompton Pawtucket Fairlawn Bristol Newport and Wakefield advancing the state total. Six deaths remain. A Lincoln household reports the first local case. an eight year old girl in Ruth Flaxington 78 Ash Street Fairlawn is the victim. Other affected areas include Arlington Dryden Heights and Pawtucket Warwick Wakefield East Greenwich Bristol Newport Riverside Crompton Oakland Beach Pascoag Weekapaug and West Warwick.
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Crompton
Pawtucket
Fairlawn
Bristol
Newport
Wakefield
Lincoln
Albert
Flaxington
Ash Street
Ruth
Arlington
Dryden Heights
Warwick
East Greenwich
Riverside
Oakland Beach
Pascoag
Weekapaug
West Warwick
Raid on Chelsea Distillery Seizes Stills and Moonshine
Three men were arrested by Deputy Prohibition Supervisor Gordon C. McMaster and three Federal agents after a raid on 12 Auburn Street Chelsea. Officers found two 100 gallon stills and one 76 gallon still in operation along with 500 gallons of mash and 9 gallons of moonshine. Suspects named Harry Horwitz of 100 Hawthorne Street.
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Prohibition
Gordon C. McMaster
Auburn Street
Chelsea
Harry Horwitz
Hawthorne Street
Prohibition Officers Nab Two Men For Stills Operation
Two men named Harry Uchenick of Grove Street and Israel Gulits of Fourth Street were arrested after confessing to Prohibition officers they were hired to run stills for $35 a week by an unnamed employer.
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Harry Uchenick
Grove Street
Fourth Street
Chelsea
Prohibition
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