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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1922
Page
4
Amid a looming tariff, ships near Boston faced delays and hurried entries as wool and jute cargoes piled in. News of the tariff signing brought mixed reactions among owners and consignees while weather hampered a key voyage from Antwerp.
The August monthly report from Dr. A. J. Johnson, penal institutions commissioner, notes changes after Wayne B. Meeler's departure. It cites shifts in enforcement and a rise in August detainees at Deer Island, including housebreakers and Volstead Act violators.
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows approved a juvenile branch named Loyal Sons at the Grand Lodge meeting in Detroit. Reports show 49 940 charitable homes for Odd Fellows in the United States and Canada.
Morris Lezar aged 45 of 156 Talbot avenue Dorchester was struck and killed instantly yesterday at 5 p m opposite 340 Tremont street by a motor truck driven by John F Ma honey 264 Milton street Readville. He was reportedly hurrying to catch a street car when hit and the driver detained by police on a technical charge of manslaughter.
Dr Francis H Rowley president of the M S P C A returns from Europe to lead a campaign for federal and state legislation to end unnecessary cruelty in slaughter houses He cites European practice as more humane and promises prompt action to raise standards plus evidence gathered during his European trip The text notes Theiner Majestic is 956 feet long.
David Krasnow of Walnut Street Chelsea was discharged by United States Commissioner Hayes after a hearing on a hood mill charge tied to a moonshine discovery on Peet Street. Prohibition agents reported three men fleeing a yard while Krasnow wore hooch smelling overalls, creating a complicating lack of direct placement inside the scene. The case hinged on probable cause amid a relay sighting by investigators.
A court record notes Commissioner Hayes ruled the evidence against Krasnow was insufficient. The remark about a man possibly running for a train appears in the quoted defense hearing, reflecting disputed statements by a counsel.
Charles A. Lindsey of St Germain street admitted selling liquor on his premises amid illness and financial need. Officers found gallons at his home. The 22 year old, connected to a brokerage house with a fine family, was placed on probation with a promise to avoid further missteps.
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