Boston Police Officer Fined for Liquor Violation
Thomas McGarry former police officer was fined 60 dollars in the South Boston district court for keeping and exposing intoxicating liquors at Tobin's Tap on West Broadway between C and D streets. Bartender John Crayhan, employed by McGarry, was fined a similar amount.
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Thomas McGarry
South Boston
Tobin
West Broadway
C and
D Streets
John Crayhan
McGarry
Turner Wins Scituate Election Defeats Servan Narrowly
In Scituate on March 13 the chairmanship battle produced the town’s largest vote ever. James N. Turner won 656 to 468 over Ansel Servan, with Jetson Wade and William P. Richardson reelected as town clerk and treasurer respectively. Charles M. Wagner narrowly beat Archie Mitchell for road commissioner by five votes. John Turner was reelected police commissioner.
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Scituate
Board of Selectmen
James N. Turner
Ansel Servan
Jetson Wade
William P. Richardson
Charles M. Wagner
Archie Mitchell
John Turner
Customs Messenger Held on Theft Charge
James L. Carter a customs house messenger waived examination before U S Commissioner Hayes on a charge of converting 1887 of government funds to his own use He served between the post office and the customs house and is said to have abstracted cash from registered letters to the collector of customs He was held for the federal grand jury and posted 1000 bail.
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James L. Carter
Custom House
United States
Hayes
Collector of Customs
Federal Grand Jury
Lodge Filibuster Shatters Treaty Debate In Senate
The debate over the four power treaty intensifies as Senators Borah Lodge Johnson and Lenroot clash on the conference mechanism and the inclusion of powers outside the pact. The vote on the Robinson amendment is set for tomorrow with 63 likely in favor and 29 opposed.
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Robinson
Johnson and
Borah
Tne
Yap
Hitchcock
Brandegee
Stanfield
Oregon
Crow
Pennsylvania
Owen
Oklahoma
Trammell
Florida
China
Russia
Germany
Idaho
Europe
League of Nations
United States
Underwood
Alabama
Viscount Grey
France
Britain
England
Poindexter
Belgium
Lodge
Lenroot
Kellogg
New
Johnson
Hughes
Islands
The
Pacific
Two Years Given for Theft of Auto in Lynn Robbery
Michael Kelly admitted he was the driver in which a four man gang robbed a Lynn paymaster two years ago during a theft of auto. One member was shot during the incident.
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Michael Kelly
Lynn
Innocent Driver Sentenced in Larceny Case
A man claiming innocence in a car theft case tied to George Abbott was sentenced to two years by Central Court and appealed.
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Tral Court
George Abbott
Kellogg’s Bran Promise of Constipation Relief Ad
An advertisement urges readers to use Kellogg's Bran cooked and krambled for permanent relief from constipation. It claims two tablespoonfuls daily cleanse the bowels, improve complexion and breath, and avoid pills, with endorsement by physicians. It touts versatility in foods and benefits for children.
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Bauer & Black
Chicago
Kellogg’s
Kellogg ’S
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Boston
Horlick’s
Turner
E.e.gray CO
Hanover, Union
Blackstone Sts
Union, Friend and Haymarket
Golden Gate
M. & J. Goffee
Fish Department
Nadian
Ted
St No. 2
RNIA
Ietnam Furnishings Department
Senator Lodge
Ashurst
Great Britain
Arthur James Balfour
Henry Cabot Lodge
Arizona
Just
Mechanics Bldg
Paul Revere Hall
W. C. Durant
Durant
Commonwealth Avenue
Mass
Meadowbroo Hennery
Jam
Mohican
Oyr
Wer
Cen
Boston Ice Cream Company
the Safe
Brookline
Allston
Cambridge
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