Grog-Chaser Mahan Seizes Rum Schooners Off Rockaway Point
The Grog-Chaser Mahan captured two rum running schooners off Rockaway Point. Each vessel carried 1450 cases of real Scotch whiskey bound between the Bahamas and Nova Scotia. Officers and 11 crew members were arrested.
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Dorchester Board Urges Soft Coal for Home Heating
The Dorchester Board of Trade says soft coal can cut heating costs and notes half of US domestic fuel is soft coal. It recommends New River and Podhontas soft coal mixed with hard coal, citing Fuel Administrator Hultman that two shovels of anthracite to two of bituminous is a good starting ratio and that no ash sifting is needed.
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Podchontas
Dorchester
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Boston Woman Fights Ban on Lucky Stone Sales
Judge Morton in the U S District Court issued an injunction to halt Post Office interference in Miss Helen F Dolan of Boston run lucky stone sales. The suit argues the circular aims to sell stones without falsehood while acknowledging fraud cases tied to earlier operator Walter E Pond.
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Boston
Morton
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Resignation of Dr Doremus Scudder III as Boston Federation Secretary
Dr Doremus Scudder III executive secretary of the Greater Boston Federation of Churches resigns to move with his family to Southern California. He cites a shattered nervous system from an August 2 Williamstown auto accident and his doctor prescribes a long period of rest. The federation executive board accepted the resignation with regret.
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Doremus Scudder
Greater Boston
Great Head of Postal Service Visit to Boston Post Office
Postmaster General Hubert Work and Assistant Postmaster General John W. Bartlett received a celebratory welcome from Boston postal workers in front of the Federal building. A testimonial framed by the Boston postal district praised Work’s justice and service, as participants pledged loyalty and gratitude.
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Northern New York Industries Face Short Coal Supply
Fuel Administrator Woodin announced that several northern New York industries must close for several days due to coal shortages.
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Woodin
Collie Keeps Vigil on Jail Steps for Released Master
In Woodbury New Jersey a coke named Prince waits each day on the jail steps for William Shute the man jailed for disorderly conduct. Shute is in a 15 day sentence and Prisoners are allowed in the corridor after 9 pm. Prince visits Shute in his cell and barks with delight during the hour together.
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Prince
Woodbury
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William Shute
Shute
Charles Tunnecliff
Whale Collision Harms Vessel Off Coast
Off Rockport on September 15 Captain Sam Parisi and seven crewmen reported a head-on collision with a small whale while preparing to haul a mackerel seine about ten miles offshore. Two men went overboard and the hull suffered a four foot hole from the impact.
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Sam Parisi
Bretton Woods Choir Boys Postpone Boston Debut Concert
The Bretton Woods Poy Choir in Jordan Hall has postponed its Boston debut concert to September 28 due to an unforeseen change in arrangements. The ensemble will present a program of sacred secular and humorous selections that has made them famous in the New Hampshire resort.
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Beach
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Jordan Hall
New Hampshire
Fitzgerald Receives Congratulatory Messages from Opponents
Former Mayor John Fitzgerald, Democratic candidate for Governor, receives congratulatory telegrams from three rivals. Mayor Sullivan of Worcester, former Governor Foss, and Joseph B. Ely extend well wishes for a clean campaign and future success, while Ely offers support.
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Sullivan
Worcester
Foss
Joseph B. Ely
Joseph B. Elginfia
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Shot in bog house row in Wareham killing
Joseph Pina aged 49 of Marion died at St Luke's Hospital after being shot during a quarrel in a bog house at Smalley bog Wareham. James Pires of Marion was arrested by Wareham Chief Elwell H. Smith charged with the shooting. Both men were cranberry pickers and the dispute began over Pires disturbing Pina and others in the bog house.
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Joseph Pina
Marion
St. Luke's Hospital
Smalley
Wareham
James Pires
Elwell H. Smith
Pires
Pina
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