Forfeiture Sought of $250000 Worth of Liquor
Federal court petition seeks condemnation of more than 250000 dollars in old time whiskies and alcohol seized in 1920 and 1921 in Massachusetts. If approved, the liquors will be given to hospitals or sold to approved bidders. The story also notes a predicted England census surplus of 2,000,000 women.
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Massachusetts
United States
William J. White, Jr
Forged Check Charged Against Mattapan Broker
Mark F. Cohen a Congress street broker was held in 2000 bail by Judge Creed in Municipal Court on a charge of forging and uttering. Inspectors Finn and Flaherty arrested him at his Mattapan home after he allegedly forged a 175 check on Boston Safety Deposit Trust bearing the name of Lewis Reed. Reed allegedly heard Cohen request certification at the paying teller’s window.
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Congress Street
Creed
Cohen
Finn’ and
Flaherty
Mattapan
Boston Safety Deposit Trust Company
Lewis Reed
Reed
Prominent Carnegie Woman Praises Mentho-Laxene Cough Syrup
Letter from Mrs. A. Maroney of Carnegie Pa extols Mentho Laxene for rapid cough relief and cold cure. She describes a cheap home preparation method, the syrup’s safety for children and adults, and the medical claims of its antiseptic laxative action without narcotics.
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Carnegie Free
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Cabbage St
Carnegie, Pa
Apollos Golden Anniversary Concert Delights Audience
Titta Ruffo led the Apollo Club in Symphony Hall for the golden anniversary under Emil Mollenhauer. The soloist impressed with Barber of Seville, while some moments of Toreador and exaggerated phrasing sparked mixed judgments. The chorus, supported by organ, piano, trumpets and trombones, earned high praise for tone, balance, and drama.
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Apollo Club
Emil Mollenhauer
Symphony Hall
Courtenay Guild
Harvey Whitney
Charles Pickett
Kuchen
Bunker Hill Monument
George Ilsely
Ruffo
Cambridge Boy Killed in Front of Home
Four year old Eugene McCarthy Jr. of 138 Spring Street East Cambridge was struck and killed by a motor truck while playing in his yard yesterday afternoon. He died at Middlesex Hospital from internal injuries and a fractured pelvis after the collision. Truck driver Andrew Bartletti of Boston was questioned at East Cambridge police station and released.
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Eugene McCarthy, Jr
Eugene McCarthy
Spring Street
East Cambridge
Middlesex Hospital
Andrew Bartletti
North Hanover Court
Boston
Radio Talk in Copley Square Draws Curious Crowd
A Hudson sedan owned by Charles T. Jeffrey was used in an auto show stunt in Copley Square Medford Hillside listeners heard a concert a bedtime story and a Viola Dana broadcast via a magnavox set with four wires looping around the car. The station American Radio and Research Corp Medford sent Dana's message to distant listeners but Pittsburg reception proved too faint.
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Medford
Copley Square
Viola Dana
Sam Brissell
American Radio and Research Corporation
Brooklyn Jimmy Arrested in East Boston Shooting Case
A youth known as Brooklyn Jimmy of Cottage Place East Boston was arrested on suspicion in the shooting of Anthony de Angelo 37 owner of a Bowdoin square lunch room. De Angelo was wounded in the arm and hand after two men jumped from a car on Maverick street near his home. He was treated at Boston City Hospital where police hoped to obtain identification when he can be examined.
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Jimmy
Cottage Place
East Boston
Anthony de Angelo
Bowdoin Square
de Angelo
Maverick Street
Boston City
Cambridge Council Confirms City Appointments
The Cambridge city council last night confirmed Mayor Quinn of William F. Brooks as chief of the licensing board. Dr. William G. Brusseau is named city physician, with J. J. Sullivan and T. F. McCarthy as cemetery trustees. Downey and Redstone and Lynch are tabled for library and buildings roles.
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Quinn
Willliam
F. Brooks
William G. Brusseau
J. J. Sullivan
T. F. McCarthy
Jeremiah F. Downey
E. A. Redstone
A. B. Lynch
Cuban Tobacco Exports Debut Special Brand for London Women
Cuban tobacco firms ship a new cigar line aimed at London’s fashionable women smokers. The campaign emphasizes elegant branding and exclusive appeal, reflecting a trend in luxury clientele.
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London
Flag etiquette push at D A R meeting over US flag display
Massachusetts D A R members urged Washington to correctly hang the Stars and Stripes behind the Speaker’s desk in the Capitol. Speaker Gillette was asked to intervene. Mrs. William DeVough Field, flag committee chair, proposed resolutions seeking a federal law on proper flag use and etiquette.
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Massachusetts Society, Daughters of the Revolution
Hotel
Brunswick
Washington
Gillette
United States
Capitol
National Society
William DeVough Field
Fire damages Mae G. Comley hairdressing studio
A blaze at Mae G. Comley hairdressing establishment at 3 Hamilton Place caused about 2000 dollars in damage yesterday. The fire started from an unknown cause and spread through the ceiling from the fifth to the sixth floor.
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Mae G. Comley
Hamilton Place
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