Hearing Over Licenses Probes City Officials In Chelsea
City Hall crowds fill the hearing as Mayor Malone accuses License Commissioners Raymond Alley and Alexander Leslie of illegal transfers and pressuring liquor dealers to buy from a Boston brewery. Samuel O. Jones testifies he moved his license location and paid a transfer price to the brewer named by Alley. The trial is expected to continue for several days with ongoing demands for records.
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City Hall
Chelsea
Raymond Alley
Alexander Leslie
James H. Malone
Samuel O. Jones
Cashman & Donahue
Alley
Leslie
Boston
Bamuel
Jones
Broadway
Revere
Warren
Malone
Mayor Malone's Suit Alleges Unfit Food Venues
Mayor Malone's legal team included James E. McConnell of Fitchburg and David J. Maloney of Chelsea. Commissioners were represented by Clarence A. Warren of Chelsea and Francis N. Maguire of the city. Patrolman Frank A. McCarthy testified he inspected about 10 locations and found poor food service, missing dishes, and men drinking at tables, with admission that he was sent by the Mayor.
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Malone
Attorne
James E. McConnell
Fitchburg
David J. Maloney
Chelsea
Clarence A. Warren
Francis N. Maguire
Frank A. McCarthy
Warren
McCarthy
Newton to Buy Auto $5500 Fire Truck
At a Newton aldermen meeting Mayor Hatfield was authorized to appoint five playground supervisors. A $5000 appropriation funds playground work, $5500 buys an auto combination fire truck, and $250 purchases a police motorcycle.
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Newton
Newton Aldermen
Hatfield
Estate of Suffolk Sheriff Seavey Valued At About 183 Thousand
Probate Court records show the estate of Fred H. Seavey former Suffolk county sheriff valued near 183 061 with 133 061 listed as separate assets in the inventory filed yesterday.
Bargain Day Suits at Henry Siegel Company
Boston March 19 A daylight bargain sale at Henry Siegel Company on the third floor Essex street features men’s suits priced at 7 dollars. Aimed at shoppers facing high living costs the event emphasizes fit and style with mirrors and daylight display. Tomorrow’s sale offers varied weights and fabrics with serge lining and high workmanship.
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Henry Siegel Co
Boston
Essex Street
Henry Siegel Company
Washington and
Essex Streets
Convicts Shot After Brawl on Rough County Road
A posse led by Chief Briggs pursued Morley and two other escapees after a wagon chase across three miles of rugged terrain. Firefights left Blunt fatally shot, Dowd and Taylor killed, Morley surrendered and was later taken to Lincoln. authorities recovered the convicts and returned Blunt’s body to his family.
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Briggs
Trouton
Morley
Young Blunt
Chief Briggs
Dowd
Taylor
Hyers
Lincoln
Henry C. Noble Dies Suddenl y
Henry C. Noble of E. T Redmond & Co and secretary of the Channing Club of 11 Bellevue Street Dorchester died suddenly yesterday forenoon of acute indigestion. He fell ill after visiting his office and died in an ambulance en route to City Hospital. He had served 15 years as Channing Club secretary and belonged to Columbian Lodge A F and A M and Benjamin Stone Jr Post 68.
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Henry C. Noble
E. T Redmond & Co
Channing Club
Bellevue Street
Dorchester
City Hospital
Columbian Lodge
A. F
A. M
Benjamin Stone, Jr
New Voices in Boheme at Boston Opera House
Puccini's La Boheme drew interest from Edward Clement's Boston debut as Rudolph and Alice Zeppilli's Mimi with the Chicago Philadelphia Opera Company. Wallace Goodrich conducted as Clement impressed with refined vocal tone and Italian style amid capable acting by Zeppilli. The Bohemians' parts were well sung and the production finished in polish before a large appreciative audience.
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Puccini
Boston Opera House
Edmond Clement
Rudolph
Alice Zeppilli
Chicago-Philadelphia Opera Company
Mimi
Fely Dereyne
Rodolph
Messrs
Polese
Marcello
Mardones
Colline
Pulcini
Schaunard
Wallace Goodrich Con
Miss Zeppilli
Boston
Zeppilli
Bohemians
Convict posse pursuit ends in deadly clash
In a regional chase, posses from Omaha Lincoln Sarpy and South Omaha with Sheriff Briggs Hyers Chase and deputies pursued three bandits after a store break in Murdock. They overtook the fugitives near Mowinkle School, tragically killing one victim and injuring others as the group tried to reach Albright.
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Omaha
Hyers
Lincoln
Murdock
Albright
Briggs
Springfield
Chase
Sheriff Hyers
James Blunt
Blunt
Roy
Mowinkle School
Young Blunt
Fatal grade crossing accident at Postoffice crossing
Mrs. James Parker, 30, of Hardwick, stepped in front of a Boston & Albany train at Postoffice crossing in Gilbertville. She had both legs crushed, was taken to Ware Hospital where both legs were amputated, and died at 8:45 pm. She leaves a husband and four children.
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Gilbertville
Boston & Albany
Postoffice
James Parker
Hardwick
Ware
Resinol Skin Remedies Praised For Eczema Relief
Enthusiastic testimonial touts Resinol Ointment and Soap delivering quick relief and complete cures for eczema and various skin conditions. A user from McSherrytown notes immediate help after using both products and recommends them for family use, including babies.
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Eau de Cologne
U. S
Milhens & Kropff
New York
Cologne
Dr. Hubbard
Fpo
Wsas
Maurice Ketten
Briggs Himslf
Ades
Chickering
Cook’s
Oetira
Cook
American Wine Co
St. Louis
Boheme
BY Olin Downes
W.W. H. Willer
Bridgeport
Conn
Sarpy County
South Omaha
Johns C. Trouton
Here
Eczema
V. A. Ae
McSherrytownk
Dept. 8
Resinol Chemical Co
Baltimore
Paine Furniture Company
Canal Street
North Station
Haymarket Square
Paine
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