Malden Judge Pushes Jail Penalties in Liquor Cases
Judge Thomas F. Riley of the Malden District Court aims to curb liquor traffic by sentencing violators to jail rather than fines. The first offender is Mrs. Evelyn DiAngelli, wife of a Pearl Street ticket agency proprietor, sentenced to three months in the House of Correction after a guilty finding for alleged illegal sale. She appealed and is held on $50 bail. The judge asked for a liquor analysis and warned of severe penalties for poisonous wood alcohol preparations or denatured alcohol mixtures.
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Thomas F. Riley
Malden
Dstrict
Evelyn DiAngelli
Pearl Street
House of Correction
Riley
Judge vows long jail term for grain alcohol sales
The speaker asserts selling grain alcohol is criminal only by law and vows a lengthy sentence if implicated. He argues that pure grain alcohol with harmless mixtures should not be treated as a serious offense.
Mayflower Expected to Have Clear Field in Race
Gloucester vessel owners refused to enter their craft in an elimination event against the Boston schooner Mayflower to defend the EKaperanto cup. Mayflower, on her second fishing trip, may extend her stay on the grounds due to the decision, facing Bluenose as potential challenger.
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Gloucester
Alden Dies After Struck By Electric Car In Bridgewater
Otia B. Alden, 75, a former Newton resident, was killed instantly when an electric car struck him on Spragus Hill in Bridgewater around 10 am. He had left his daughter's home to walk to Brockton, and while walking beside the track, he stumbled and fell into the car’s path.
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Bridgewater
Otia B. Alden
Newton
Spragus Hill
Irene MIntyre Becomes Bride In Wartime Romance
Miss Irene McIntyre daughter of Colonel and Mrs W A McIntyre and Robert F Walbridge son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Jackson Walbridge of Peterborough NH were married in the Hotel Vendome ballroom at 830 pm. The couple planned a Maine coast honeymoon and will reside in Peterboro NH after October 1 with Walbridge in the train business.
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Irene McIntyre
W. A. McIntyre
Hotel Vendome
Robert F. Walbridge
Andrew Jackson Walbridge
Peterborough
N. H
103D Machine Gun Battalion
Mrs. Walbridge
Maine
Peterboro
Mr. Walbridge
McIntyre-Nuptials Crown Salvation Army Official at Wedding
Colonel McIntyre officiated with Rev. J Murray Mellish assisting at the ceremony making his daughter a wife. The bride was given in marriage by her brother Kenneth McIntyre of Toronto. Attendants included sister Gladys Harmon and bridesmaids Louise Young and Mildred Parsons. Best man Carey W Welbridge and ushers were Douglas and Wallace McIntyre.
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Colonel McIntyre
Salvation Army
J. Murray Mellish
Topsfield
Yarmouth
Kenneth McIntyre
Goronto
Ontario
Dias
Gladys
Russell A. Harmon
Lawrenceville
Louise Young
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Aliss Mildred Parsons
New York City
Gladys _McIntyre
Marion Walbridge
Carey Wwelbridge
Douglas and
Wallace Mcintyre
Deadlock Over Wage Scale Between Longshoremen and Steamship Owners
New York reports a deadlock as the International Longshoremen Association and a Steamship Owners committee clash over proposed wage cuts and hours. The union seeks 72 cents straight time and 1.08 overtime with eight hours daily. owners push 55 cents and 1.00 overtime with nine hours. A follow up meeting is likely next week led by Frederick Toppin of International Mercantile Marine.
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New York
International Longshoremen Association
American Steamship/Owners Association
Frederick Toppin
International Mercantile Marine Company
Autoist Hits Boy and Fails to Aid in Cambridge
Seven Peparinin, 11, was struck by an automobile at 294 Broadway Cambridge and seriously injured. Fred L. Montgomery of Roxbury operated the car and later said he was too excited to act, but reported the accident to police. The boy suffers concussion of the brain and possible internal injuries.
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Seven Peparinin
Cambridge Relief Hospital
Broadway
Cambridge
Fred L. Montgomery
Grenville Street
Roxbury
Montgomery
Gown Described with Black Canton Crops and Ribbon Train
A gown features black Canton crops with a slim inch wide black ribbon forming its train. The description notes the fabric and length detailing the fashion piece.
Corporations Sue Burrill Over Taxes Paid Allegedly Under Duress
Fifty four out of state corporations sue former Massachusetts State Treasurer Charles L. Burrill for 270000 claiming excise taxes paid during 1914 to 1918 were illegal after a Supreme Court ruling. They allege threats to close offices coerced payment. Each seeks 5000, with William R. Everts representing the plaintiffs and William H. Hitchcock for Burrill.
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Massachusetts
Charles L. Burrill
United States Supreme Court
Burrill
William R. Everts
William H. Hitchcock
Burriyf
Less cash in circulation July to August
The Treasury reports a drop of 59 cents in the average American man's pocket book from July to August. On August 1 per capita circulation stood at a level reflecting the reduced buying power.
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Washington
The
Treasury
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