Memory Helps Manager Foil Moonshine Ticket Peddler
Thos E Shoener of the Manhattan Market Cambridge exposes a conman posing as Cambridge chief assessor and event fundraiser. The seller offered tickets for a civic stag party, but Shoener and Inspector Donnie O'Brien trap him across Komin's doorway. Fingerprints tie the man to a past offense in Lowell. Central square merchants should test memory to spot such wolves in sheep’s wool.
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Thos. E. Shoener
Manhattan Market
Cambridge
Shoener
Manhattan
Cambridge Policemen
Komin
O’brien
the Sentinel
Dennie
Thomas J. McDermott
Lowell
Sergt. Landrigan
Central Square
Couple seeks modern 3 or 4 bedroom home in Cambridge
Responsible young couple seeks a strictly modern 3 or 4 bedroom house with a fireplace and garage. Oil heat preferred, must be on Brattle or Garden streets. Address: W. H. Campbell Apt. 302 Continental Hotel Cambridge.
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Brattle
Garden
W. H. Campbell
Continental Hotel
Cambridge
Democratic City Committee Meeting Draws Large Crowd
The Sentinel notes a big turnout for the Democratic City Committee gathering in City Building Central Square with Ex Mayor Quinn and Ex Rep James Barrett urging teamwork. It mentions a verbal clash with a Park Commission member and disputes over Gerry's Landing road plans and a boathouse.
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Democratic City Committee
Central Square
Quinn
Jas. T. Barrett
Ned Sennett
Park Commission
J B Johnson fence dispute to wait for September ruling
City solicitor will decide in September on J B Johnson fence matter on Rindge avenue requiring Johnson to vacate city land. Local debate frames the issue as more than a million dollar matter amid council friction and ward politics.
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J. B. Johnson
Rindge Avenue
Johnson
Mayor Attacks Lehan and City Governance Clash
A special Cambridge City Council meeting convened by the mayor challenges Lehan and Lehanism in city government. The mayor attacks the council for blocking his treasurer appointee J Henry Smith, calls for continued weekly meetings, and urges councilors to confirm Smith amid accusations of misrule.
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Danny” Murphy
Atty
J. Henry Smith
Elm Street
Council
Delaney
Mr. Lehan
Lehan
Leahy
Ats
Cambridge
Harry Lehan
Russell
Quinn
Crumore
Pres. Stokes
al Smith
Sennett
Hearings set for several garage and storage permit apps
Hearings are scheduled for Monday July 1 1930 at 2 PM in room 32 City Hall on permit requests. Daniel Cronin Jr 213 Norfolk Street seeks a second class garage for two cars Riverside Press 20 Blackstone Street requests a third class metal garage for one car Joseph Fine 207 209 River Street seeks keep store and sell 2750 gallons of gasoline and 220 gallons of motor oils Boston Elevated Railway Company 8 Baldwin Street seeks keep store and use 600 gallons of kerosene Ruth E Fletcher owner A M Simmons Inc lessee 407 409 Concord Avenue seeks keep store and sell 2000 gallons of petroleum products.
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City Hall
Daniel Cronin, Jr
Norfolk Street
Riverside Press
Blackstone Street
Joseph Fine
River Street
Boston
Elevated Railway Company
Baldwin Street
Ruth E. Fletcher
A. M. Simmons, Inc
Concord Avenue
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Harvard
Centeal
Kendall Square
Cambridge Sentinel
Kenney
Central Sq
Mass. Ave
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H. Macdonald
Lee Street
Sentinel
Gerry’s Landing
Edward W. Quinn
Central
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Rman
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Uphams Corner Market
Weymouth
Chas.f.hurley
University
Russell Wood
Charles Wood
Russell A. Wood
Russ
Wood
Tremont Street
Boston Papers
Publix Central Square
Colin Clive
Marion Davies
Floradora Girl
FBI
BELLE
Marion Nixon
Bandit
Rod
LA Roque
Craig Ear
Riverside Hardware CO
Cor. Mass. Ave
Brookline St
Gang
D. J. Murphy
Smith
Cazmay
Mohr
T. F. Murphy
Wyeth
Henry F. Lehan
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