Prohibition agents seize 15000 alcohol in Boston yards
Boston July 19 sixty one barrels of alcohol valued at more than 15000 were seized by prohibition officials and the Boston and Maine railroad police in the railroad yards. The shipment consisted of 47 barrels said to contain sugar for Herman Grocery Company Richmond Street. Thirty six barrels had been removed in autos when police investigated and found the company did not exist. One 22 one gallon cans of alcohol were disclosed and the trucks hauling the shipment fled, the police reported.
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Boston
Prohibiton
Boston and Maine Railroad
Weehawken
Hylan Breaks Ground for Brooklyn Staten Island Tunnel
Mayor Hylan breaks ground for a new Brooklyn Staten Island freight and passenger tunnel under the Narrows. He predicts surface trolley lines will soon be obsolete as buses replace them. Some 29,000 people attend the ceremony.
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New York
Hylan
Brooklyn
Staten Island
Youth in Pembroke Re-Arrested for Non Support
Leonard Antonieri, 20, of Pembroke, failed to post a $250 bond to secure $5 weekly support for his wife. He was previously sentenced to three months in jail by City Court, with execution suspended on bond. Re-arrested after not filing the bond, he faces further action.
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Leonard Antonieri
Pembroke Atrest
Restaurateur Sued for Divorce and 50000 Claim in New Britain
July 14 an attachment for 50000 was levied today on property of George Demos owner of a restaurant and counter tonery store in a divorce suit filed by wife Laura Wads worth Degfos. She claims wealth of 150000 and seeks alimony and restoration of her maiden name Mia Demos. Degfos runs a private hospital in the city.
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New Britain
George Demos
Laura Wadsworth
Ancient raat methods of France on the farms northwestern region
In northwest France farmers still practice an old technique where wind action is used to drive away the chair. The method reflects enduring agricultural traditions as a relic of earlier times.
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France
Admiral Sigsbee Dies After Long Illness in New York
Rear Admiral Charles D. Sigsbee, veteran of the Maine disaster and Civil War naval hero, died at his home in New York after a heart ailment. He will be buried in Arlington as arrangements are announced. Survived by wife Ellen Rogers Lockwood and three daughters, his career included command of the Maine during the Cuban crisis and later scientific work in oceanography.
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New York
Adair Charles D Sigshee
Loson
Maine
Wis
Havana
Sigeb
Arling
Ton
Washington
Sigsbee
Elten Rogers [Ock] Wood
H M Lockwood
Kittelle
Kistele
Spain
Charles Dwight Igaber
Haxank Harbor
Issel
Ater
Amer- Ican
Dig
United States
Bigsbee
St Paul
Cervera
Santiago
Sigahre
Horn
Albany
Naval Academy
West Gulf
Farragut
Mobile Bay
Fort Fisher
Navy
Pressig
William
Germany
Agassiz
Legion of Ifoner
U.S
Havana Harbor
Charles D. Sigsbee
Hell's Kitchen Guts Career of a Veteran Fighter
July 19 in New York recounts Carmilo Discullo a long time Hell's Kitchen resident known as a quarrelsome man who fought neighbors chased a crippled man a child and was stabbed to death by three men who restrained him amid the neighborhood's violence.
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New York
Hell's Kitchen
Carmilo Discullo
Margaret Daly
Bandits Hold Up Man With National Biscuit Deposit
In Buffalo New York on July 1 a robbery occurred as Benny assistant cashier and Jon Mertziufft sales manager for the National Biscuit Company were robbed of their bank deposit. Four auto thieves in a sedan forced them to surrender the money en route to Liberty Bank. The staged hold up occurred at gunpoint, with the consignments totaling the deposit.
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Buffalo NY
R C Benny
Jon Mertziufft
National Biscuit Company
Liberty Bank
Barracca cup air race in Milan attracts 74 planes
In Milan on July 1 the Barracca cup race covered a 1,000 kilometre circular course from Cinsinella with seventy four airplanes starting and thirty reaching the finish.
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Milan
Italy
Cinsinella
Here
Storewide Bargains Hit At Loom Goods And Fabrics
Storewide bargains highlight fabric, clothing, and houseware items. fruit of the loom pillow cases, unbleached muslin, towels, perca ses, and various silks, dresses, and gowns priced well below regular. assorted notions include gloves, corsets, and baby wear plus portable talk ing machines and croquet sets.
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Warner
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Sigshee
Pacifc
Tleet
Wes Anton Otto Fischer
D+lustrator
Robert T Small
Admiral Sigshee
Naval Hospital
West 35Th Street
St. Francis Street
Newark
Thatcher Chances
Satcher Furnace CO
Thatcher Building
St. Francis and
Dr. King
Applea
J. A. King, Inc
C. W. King, Inc
Fairfield Ave
SAGAL
Hell's Kitchen Guts
Idgeport
Conn
Feday
Bandits
Fiohters
IPSQ
Masons
Odd Fellows, Elks
K of P
K of C
Reid & Todd
Jewelers & Optometrists
Main Street
Seaton
Mass
Scholls
Ahoe
Howland
Oxford
Madras
Norfolk
Howland Dry Goods
Landays
Victrolas
Landay
Main St
Bridgeport
Saw Haven
Newark Yonkers
Borden
Kanal
Borden Wagar
Borden's Farm Products Co. Inc
Barnam
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