Ex-Day Agent to Be Queried in Bay State Booze Raid
Federal grand jury probes a Springfield storage warehouse theft that cut seized liquor value by about 75000 dollars. Witnesses filled the fourth floor corridor of the post office building from forenoon to dusk including William J. McCarthy and other Justice Department agents. U S Attorney Judge Robert O Harris says only the surface is scratched and the inquiry may run for days.
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Federal Grand Jury
Bay State
Springfield
William J. McCarthy
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Robert O. Harris
United States
NOYES MAY GET DUNN S CHAIR
Brigadier General John H Dunnes Soldiers Relief Commissioner of Boston is confirmed by the Civil Service Commission. John H L Noyes of East Boston emerges as likely successor to General Dunn as Street Commissioner chairman. Noyes currently heads the death records at City Hall. Civil Service had earlier refused to confirm him.
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John H. Dunnes
Boston
Civil Service Commission
John H. L. Noyes
East
General Dunn
Soldiers’ Relief Department
Dunn
Veterans’ of Foreign Wars
Noyes
City Hall
Soldier's Relief
Masons Convene for Mass Rhode Island Field Day
Masons from Massachusetts and Rhode Island gather at Marshfield Fair Ground for the Templar Field Day. Frederick H. Smith commands the Boston Commandery with 53 commanderies helping, featuring food, horse racing, athletics, cavalry exhibits, and children’s features.
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Masachusetts
Rhode Island
Marshfield Fair Ground
Boston Commandery
Knights Templars
Massachusetts
Frederick H. Smith
Eastern Star
Masonic Order
Fair Grounds
Charles H. Traiser
Andrew J. Cornwall
Chicago Leader Plants Linden Tree in Boston Honor
Surrounded by members of the National Leather and Shoe Finders Association, President Albert J. Ehlers of Chicago planted a linden tree on the Oliver Wendell Holmes Mall in Boston to honor himself. He became the first business leader honored thus since the mayor's program began earlier this year, accompanied by Mrs. Ehlers.
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Boston Common
Albert J. Ehlers
Curley
President Ehlers
National Leather and Shoe Finders’ Association
Ehlers
Mayor Curley
National Leather and Shoe Finders Association
Chicago
Oliver Wendell Holmes Mall
Boston
Start Your Addressing System This Way
This feature promotes the Belknap Addressing system for small to mid size businesses. It highlights the Belknap Hand Addressor and 15 Drawer Cabinet, noting speed and cost savings, and offers expert service visits at no obligation.
Linden Tree Planting on Mall Ceremony
Mrs. George A. Knapp of Chicago, former secretary of the leather association, and Mr. Ehlers accepted a spade from Mayor Curley and turned the first spadeful of earth for the seven year old linden tree among the 56 now on the Mall.
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George A. Knapp
Chicago
The
Leather Association
Ehlers
Curley
Woman Held for Perjury in Narcotics Trial
Mrs. Rose Shaffer of Roxbury was arrested on a bench warrant for alleged perjury after leaving the stand in federal court. She spent the night in custody as the government seeks action by the grand jury regarding discrepancies between an affidavit and her testimony in the Solomon and Ferino narcotics trial.
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United States District Court
Rose Shaffer
Walnut Park Road
Roxbury
Federal Grand Jury
United States
Keville
Chardon Street
Morton
William P. Scannell
Joseph W. Keith
Nationwide radio drive to inform buyers on car shopping
A National Automobile Dealers Association broadcast on October 12 will reach over 100 stations nationwide. The message, prepared by W. J. Brace, urges buyers to choose the right car from reputable dealers and explains how ownership will be clearer and more profitable for motorists. It is expected to reach several hundred thousand to a million listeners at once.
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ST. Louis
United States
National Automobile Dealers’ Association
W. J. Brace
Kansas City
National
Ecemnens Dealers’ Association
Reed-Prentice to move Becker Milling Plant to Worcester
The Reed Prentice Company will relocate Becker Milling Machine Company operations from Hyde Park to Worcester. The large plant with capacity for 400 workers on one shift will be sold and its machinery merged with Reed Prentice plants in Worcester. Chicago Motor Club has started using motorcycles to collect glass.
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Hyde Park
Worcester
Reed- Prentice Company
Becker Milling Machine Company
Reed-Prentice
D A R Gathers At Greenfield
More than delegates from every section of the state attend the fall conference in All Souls Unitarian Church Greenfield Massachusetts Daughters of the American Revolution Mrs Franklin P Shumway Melrose state regent presided Senator Lodge spoke briefly on national morale and honoring the past as a base for the future followed by remarks from notable national DAR officers and college leaders amid a day of sessions in Greenfield Mass.
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Greenfield
All Souls Unitarian Church
Massachusetts
George Maynard Minor
Connecticut
Anthony Wayne Cook
Pennsylvania
Mary E. Woolley
Mt. Holyoke College
Lyman E. Holden
Vermont
I. D. Ellison
Belmont
John H. Stewart
Local leaders dine at Weldon Hotel banquet
A gathering of national and state officers including Mrs. Charles Abbot of Vermont and Mrs. Alexander Patton of New Hampshire held a banquet tonight at the Weldon Hotel. The speakers noted that seventy five percent of homes in the country are built in economical construction costing six thousand dollars or less.
Local Courtholder Sentences Man in Crosstown Case
Judge Dowd in Central Court sentences William Trambe for assault and related charges. defendant held on $1000 bail. The proceedings involve a Washington case and a New York magazine reference. numerous misstatements appear in the fragment. George Ade birth date noted as February 8, 1908.
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McCarthy
Japan
le Lincoln
Masons
Marshfield
Curtis Publishing Company
National Cloak & Suit Company
Belknap
Congress
Summer Street
Chicago Motor Club
O’keefe
Oras
William C. Neilly CO
Noad
George Ade
Bell
WM. CG. Bell CO
Mass
Wiedel
Bates
Marabou Capes
Gilchrist
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