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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
11
Three liquor smugglers were turned over to Marshal Keville, indicted by a grand jury, arraigned, pleaded guilty, and fined in three hours at the federal building. The rapid sequence highlights swift action in a rum case.
Captain Freeman Owens of oil barge B O B No 2 Second Engineer Robert Conner and Steward Chan San of the steamship Oritani were arrested at Long Wharf. Customs officers found 162 quarts of Jamaica bottled old time whiskey aboard the moored barge during a transfer. Former Mayor Weeks advised pleading guilty. all three men pleaded guilty before Judge Morton. Conner and San fined 220 each and Owens 100 with 30 days to pay.
Description notes a gown of accordion-plaited gray crepe de Chine paired with a sleeve less red duvetyn jacket. The ensemble emphasizes color contrast and tailored silhouette.
In Brockton on June 2, Judge Matthew R. Hitch ordered Joseph T. Galligan to pay his wife Helen M. Galligan $30 weekly in separate maintenance and cover $100 in counsel fees. The couple lives apart with no interference in her personal liberty. Both accused the other of intoxication and infidelity.
At The Hague on June 28 the Soviet victory centers on establishing that the current conference continues Genoa. Litvinoff clinched the point as allies drop a commission of inquiry for Russia, aligning Genoa concessions with the Hague discussions.
Mrs. Mary W Mills wife of Lawrence Mills of 16 Vinson Street Dorchester and former East Boston resident died yesterday afternoon at Massachusetts General Hospital after a brief illness.
Plans to contest Clark Parker's 1914 will have Boston lawyers seeking to set it aside on grounds including insanity. Relatives, guardians, and the Watch and Ward Society officer Jefferson Parker claim Parker was mentally unfit when drafting the will. The case, tied to Parker's criminal past and 'Bill the Brute' notoriety, faces a bitter battle.
President Roosevelt refuses to send destroyers to Boston for the Fourth of July celebration due to target practice needs and fuel shortages. Mayor Curley asks Massachusetts delegation in Washington to obtain a flotilla via presidential order, citing mustered ships unavailable without such an order.
Phone official James T. Moran, president of the Southern New England Telephone Company, is ill with typhoid fever. His doctor says Moran has been ill several days. New Haven reports 18 typhoid cases in the city.
The civil service commission refused to confirm Timothy W. Kelly of East Boston for Soldiers Relief Commissioner under Mayor Curley. The Mayor may submit a second candidate next week amid other potential appointees, while the commission confirmed Egan and Seiberlich to succeed Dorsey and Wasserman, who depart July 1.
In the final Yale Harvard game every Blue player except pitcher Chittenden was a member of the football squad while Crimson players Owen and Janin played.
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