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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1922
Page
2
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Large selection of buildings and wooden sheds with stable, yards and space suitable for storage or factory use. Includes 100 ton generating plant and the Hill Breweries site. Property close to Sully Square Elevated Station. A. G. Van Trand owner. Apply on premises or call Lestown 103.
Brigadier General John H. Dunn, Soldiers Relief Commissioner, got a salary increase from 5000 to 6000 on Major Curley’s recommendation. Dunn heads the Veterans of Foreign Wars department and was confirmed for a post once held by Henry McKenna during Mayor Peters’ administration.
Judge Morton in the United States District Court denied 182 applications for citizenship. The men had sought U S naturalization after claiming exemption as aliens from the World War draft.
Nassau becomes a hustling smugglers’ hub after Volstead Act limits, with English and American whiskey reshaped in Nassau warehouses. Ships like Isla de Luzon and crews such as Slone Danenhower traffic 300 to 1000 case loads to the U S coast, while Bahamian law deems outbound liquor lawful under joint US Bahamas enforcement.
More than 6000 ballots were cast by the Boston Street Carmen's Union at yesterday's primary election held at the old Franklin schoolhouse on Washington Street near Dover. Nominations to every office drew many contestants and results will not be known until this morning as polls opened at nine and stayed open until ten last night.
Voters went to the polls under Warden John A. Willwirth and Clerk Alfred G. Lynch to select nominees for president and business agent. Charles H. Clark John J. Nagle and Eugene F. Sullivan led the presidential race while William Walsh faced six challengers for the business agent nomination ahead of next Monday’s annual election.
An unidentified woman about 40 was found wandering in the Oak Square district last night. She was taken to the police ration and, on a physician’s advice, removed to the Psychopathic Hospital. She is described as medium complexion with gray hair, about 5 feet 6 inches tall and 140 pounds, wearing a long black coat and a red checkered house dress with apron.
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