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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1921

Page

9

Police Find Hooch On Schoolhouse Steps

Police from Fields Corner under Captain Herbert W. Goodwin investigate bootleg activity after a Dorchester officer found a labeled gallon can of hootch resting on the rear steps of the Christopher Gibson School on Geneva Avenue. The can was traced to an address in Roxbury and thought to be left for later pickup.

Fields Corner Herbert W. Goodwin Dorchester Christopher Gibson Geneva Avenue Roxbury

Hold Bazaar in Aid of Guild of Infant Saviour

The annual bazaar at the Copley Plaza Hotel for the Guild of the Infant Saviour drew record support. Cardinal O Connell showed interest and Mrs Frank R Kimball led the event with aid from guild members. Rev M J Scanlan stopped by as whist parties entertained attendees.

Copley Plaza O’connell Frank R. Kimball Guild M. J. Scanlan Catholic Charitable Bureau

Agreement Reached on Soft Drinks Tax Cuts

Washington November 15 conferees from the House and Senate settled the tax revision bill agreement. They struck out the Senate proposal for a 4 percent manufacturers tax on perfumes essences extracts and toilet waters and kept the excise taxes as the Senate approved.

Washington House Senate

Tax schedules for vehicles and consumer goods outlined

The article lists varied tax rates for automobiles, parts, and accessories, including 3 to 5 percent on vehicles and accessories, 10 percent on cameras, firearms at 10 percent, and higher rates for yachts, works of art, and clothing related levies. It also details manufacturers' taxes on carpets, trunks, purses, lighting, and portable fans, plus excise shifts on fur articles, instruments, sporting goods, gum, and moving picture films.

Painter killed by staging collapse in South Boston

Zigmond Ives aged 3 percent married of 194 Silver Street South Boston was pronounced dead at City hospital after a staging he was painting gave way and hurled him to the pavement late yesterday afternoon.

Zigmond Ives Silver Street Boston City Hospital

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