Salisbury Beach Raid Mystery Deepens in Liquor Case
Testimony in the Salisbury Beach liquor cases before United States Commissioner Hayes centers on a mysterious “judge” guest at Venetian Gardens. Oscar J. Christian reported a thint-quencher sent to the judge’s room, while Fred A. Console disputed details amid cross examination. The inquiry also probes if Console’s collars would fit Christian and whether alcohol was sold at Newburyport.
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Salisbury Beach
United States
Hayes
Venetian Gardens
Oscar J. Christian
Lawrence
Fred A. Console
United State
Elihu D. Stone
Conecole
Christian
Console
Bennie Santonass
Newburyport
Witness testimony ties suspect to moonshine operation in Lawrence
Console testified on direct examination that Christian admitted making moonshine in Lawrence before Console hired him. He said Christian pointed out a Newbury Street house where the hooch was run off, linking the defendant to the illicit activity.
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Console
John McDonald
Haverhill
Christian
Lawrence
Newbury Street
Moonshiner Questioned in Prosecution Interview
Federal prosecutor questions a moonshiner about operations at a business site. Console defends himself saying no moonshine was made in his house and expresses suspicion of Christian after the incident. The dialogue shifts to the activities of Santonass at the cottage location.
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Console
Christian
Santonass
Nurses' Association Elects Officers at Boston Library
The Nurses' Association met at the Central Library of the Boston Public Library yesterday. Officers for the coming year include President Miss Carrie M. Hall of Peter Bent Brigham Hospital and first vice president Miss Sally Johnson of Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Nurses’ Association
Boston Public Library
Carrie M. Hall
Peter Bent
Brigham Hospital
Boston
Sally Johnson
Massachusetts General Hospital
League warns merchants over questionable solicitations
The Boston Chamber of Commerce transportation chief William H. Chandler, president of the league, warns that solicitations by business men for contributions are mainly for the benefit of the solicitors and not for legitimate aims.
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William H. Chandler
League
Transportation Bureau
Boston Chamber of Commerce
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