Mystery of Beach Suitcase Ties to New York Girl Lost Wardrobe
Lynn police, led by Chief Inspector William H. Bate, shifted focus from a possible murder to a stolen auto linked to two visiting teens. Helen Ehrman revealed the suitcase contents belong to Miss Roberta Barry of New York, missing party and sport clothes after a Tech junior week, with a second suitcase still unfound. The auto theft appears connected to the wardrobe thefts amid Arlington outings.
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Washington Street
Lynn
William
Ehrman
Roberta Barry
New York
Central Park
West
Miss Barry
Miss Sherman
Tech
E. W. Davis
Arlington
Boylston Street
Mies
Kane
Miss Ehrman
U S To Consider Trading With Russia
The Wilson administration's policy toward Bolshevik Russia is examined as the United States weighs trade relations. The Russian appeal to Congress and President Harding asserts regularized relations and criticizes Wilson's war stance while promising to avoid revolutionary propaganda. Officials debate recognition and trade prospects amid internal reconstruction.
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Wilson
United States Congress
Harding
Russia
United States
Soviet Republic
América
All-Russia Central Executive Committee
Lenine
State Department
Preference Act Rejected in Report
The American Legion bill seeking absolute veteran preference in civil service exams was rejected by the committee on public service in a House report. Senator Martin L. Quinn and Representative Edward C. Hinckley dissented from granting petitioners leave to withdraw.
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American Legion
Committee On Public Service
House of Representatives
Martin L. Quinn
Swampscott
Edward C. Hinckley
Barnstable
Harris District Attorney Nomination Statement
Judge Robert C Harris, designated by Senator Lodge, to be U S district attorney at Boston, signaling a major legal appointment in the Harris district. The plan follows political backing and a career marked by public service and legal enforcement.
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Robert C. Harris
Senator Lodge
U. S
Boston
Lodge names Judge Harris Boston district attorney
Senator Lodge designated Judge Robert O Harris of Boston as district attorney at Boston. He announced the choice along with a list of about eighty Bay State bar members who endorsed Judge Harris for the post.
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Washington
Senator Lodge
Robert O. Harris
Boston
Bay State Bar
Harris
Nomination of Judge Harris Ends Sharp Republican Clash
The nomination settles a fierce fight between Judge Harris and Albert E. Apsey of Cambridge, favored by a Republican faction seeking a district attorney who would aid the party statewide. Senator Lodge lauded Harris as an experienced, upright lawyer with long service as a prosecuting attorney and Superior Court judge. He cited endorsements from prominent Boston and Massachusetts legal figures including the Massachusetts Bar Association and the Boston Bar Association with many named supporters.
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Harris
Albert
Apsey
Cambridge
Lodge
Harrie
Boston
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Bar Association
Frank W. Grinnell
Boston Bar Association
William Caleb Loring
Samuel L. Powers
Robert Luce
Felix Rackemann
Henry F. Hurlburt
Herber Parker
J. Otis Wardell
Charles H. Gibson
William H. Brooks
Alfred Hemenway
Moorfield Storer
Genner Wigglesworth
Henry
Attwill
Fred I. Wield
Edward W. Hutchins
Bimund
Whitman
Robert Homans
Robert G. Dodge
George H. Lyman
John Lowell
Lawrence Minot
J. Henry Russell
Mosee
List of Boston legal figures and references to Prohibition era notes
The text lists numerous Boston lawyers and officials including Baker, Henry M Channing, Barton Corman, and John J. Pickman among others, noting affiliations with the Brockton Bar Association and historic figures like Robert O Harris. It discusses regulatory approval processes, potential delays, and the need for Mellon approval, alongside commentary from Wayne B Wheeler about about 100 breweries and the impracticality of real beer due to regulations and taxes.
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Wayne B. Wheeler
The
Anti- Saloon League
Wheeler
Palmer
Real beer to sick in 5 gallon lots
Regulations drawn under Internal Revenue Commissioner William M Williams outline limit a sick man to about a pint and a third daily. Secretary Mellon must approve after Republican review. President Harding delays appointing a new commissioner, with the position vacant for at least a month.
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Mellon
Internal Revenue
William M. Williams
Secretary of the Treasury
Harding
States limit beer sale under prohibition laws
Wheeler noted beer can be sold in only ten states Maine Rhode Island Maryland Connecticut Ohio New York California New Jersey Pennsylvania and Louisiana. Other states enforce prohibitions on beer manufacture and prohibit transport into those states.
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Wheeler
Maine
Rhode Island
Maryland
Connecticut
Ohio
New York
California
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Louisiana
Hub Raiders Efforts End in Narrow New York Defeat
United News reports on a Broadway raid by Boston prohibition forces failing to gain ground. The ambush yields no substantial results, leaving the raiders with little to show for their actions and a bleak outcome echoing a shutout loss.
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New York
United News
Broadway
Boston
Boston Prosecution Drops Cases Tied to White Light Resorts
The government spent 30000 on the expedition as Assistant U S Attorney Reynolds dropped the last cases affecting Moulin Rouge Strand Roof and Guffanti's due to Boston agents’ proven inconsistency. An agent’s disqualifying record and another bartender’s alibi tied to a jailed man undermined the prosecutions. Boston agents made over 109 arrests but seized only a few pints.
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United States
Reynolds
Moulin Rouge
Strand Roof
Guffanti
Boston
Fire Chief Severely Injured In Hose Accident At Tayford Plant
Lee March 23 Chief George W Boardman of the Lee fire department was knocked unconscious and his skull fractured when a fire hose nozzle broke from its fastenings at the Tayford Company plant in East Lee. He underwent trepanning at Hillcrest Hospital in Pittsfield and remains in critical condition tonight, with doctors hopeful for his recovery.
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Explodes Lynn
H. Bate
Helen Ehrman
Henry B. Metcalf
Brantwood Road
India
Rose Bros. CO
Lancaster, Pa
Mr. Ford
Springfield
Gordon Manufacturing CO
Foxboro 2
Mass
Ford
Corkum- Bridgewater
Esperanto
Gloucester
Lunenburg
N. S
Harris District
Robert L. Norton
Joseph Michelman
James A. Bailey
Arthur L. Woodman
Boyd B. Jones
Edward Fisher
John J. Pickman
J. Charles Lilley
Charles H. McIntire
James EH. O'Connell
Haven G. Hill
James C. Reilly
William P. Sheppard
William H. Wilson
Larkin ' Trull
Frederick N. Weir
Charles B. Southard
I. B. Clark
Charlies S. Rackemann
Fred H. Williams
James D. Colt
Samuel H. Hudson
Arthur Lord
Everett W. Burdett
William V. Kellen
Frank Saul
Thomas W. Proctor
Frank Stewart
Henry W. Cunningham
Lee M. Friedman
W. W. Hibbard
Ropes
Gray
Boyden
Perkins
John J. Harvey
Anderson Wiles
Ryder
Peabody
Arnold
Batchelder
Luther
Karl Adams
Wilmot R. Evans, Jr
Brockton Bar Association
Joseph W. Keith
Harrie Poorvy
Harry H. Williams
Harvard
Superior Court of
Ron
Raieekare
Forall Pur Mines
McCray
McCray Refrigerator Co
Hoston, Maas
HUB Raiders
James H. Collins
Bernard M. Baruch
Farm Service
Alexander Heath
Wareham St
Middleboro
Fee Geamy
Guess the Ladies’ Home Journal
Mes
Chain Shirt Shops
Veryw Pre
Madras
Brewster Hotel
Summer Street
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