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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1929

Page

4

Capone's Empire in Crisis as Gang Financial Woes Grow

Chicago, April 17. In a National News Service report the Capone organization faces its worst crisis, with hundreds of Chicago depots closed and liquor income slashed. Capone husbanded funds in Florida while Guzik's Chicago wealth erodes, with a mortgage heavy home and a $100,000 asset listed for sale. The boss and aides anticipate hard years ahead as grand jury pressure and economic strain threaten the syndicate's future.

Francis F. Healy I. N.S Hicago Scarface Chicago Ational News State John Swanson Tpters George “Bugs” Moran Capone Florida Fiat Miami Chie Guzik Guzik Pone Ida Federal Grand Jury Zik

New Boxing Proposals From Island Maine Card

Boxing notes from Island Maine April 17 describe matchmaker Frank signing Andy Callahan from Massachusetts in a Sharkey stable. Callahan will box Kid Drew of Biddeford and Argo of New York for six rounds if Drew does not knock him out.

Unclear OCR Item with Hints of Fire Noted

Fragmentary text mentions a fire damaging property and a person named Benjamin Snyder tied to a church and funds, with a $6,000 loss and a $750 shortage. Police are involved and investigation continues. Date appears as April 17 in Massachusetts.

Argudas Benjamin Snyder Acade Snyder

Arlington chemist resumes duties after court dispute

William Ord of Arlington returns to his role in the Health Department's drug division after a February dispute over alleged outside work and disobedience. The case involved the State Health Commission and Public Health Council, with Dr George H. W. reviewing the junior chemist's ban. The matter centers on access to his duties and permissions from superiors.

Ton INS William Ord Arlington Department of Health Pee House Arthur P. Stone Distri East Cambride Crawfora Fle George H. W

Fighters who never held titles build wealth through easy money

The piece argues champions who never reached boxing crowns often amass fortunes by taking advantage of easy money. It cites Mickey Walker Joe Dundee Leo Lomski Sid Terris Charley White Tony Canzoneri and others as examples of fighters who profited without long reigns.

Jack Dempsey Manasea Mickey Walker Joe Dundee Loughran Mandell Leo Lomski Aberdeen Sid Terris Sid Charley White Chicago Tony Canzoneri Canzonieri Young

Congregational Glatch Mens Class Meeting in Vestry

The monthly meeting of the Mens class of the Congregational Glatch was held in the vestry. Allen of East Acton presented a moving picture show featuring reels he shot during a Maine camping trip in October 1928 and highlights from the Acton Fair of 1928 including Grange exhibits horse and dog shows and the juvenile parade.

Ape “Allen East Acton Allen Maine Acton Grange

Acton High School Baseball Schedule Adjusts Open Dates

Acton High School released the baseball schedule with two open dates. Games include Sudbury High at Sudbury April 24 and Pepperell at Pepperell May 7, plus multiple home and away matches against Stow Groton Westford Ayer Littleton and Sudbury through June with several byes.

Acton Acton High School Sudbury High Sudbury Stow High Westford Pepperell Sudbury. High Groton Stow Ayer Littleton Open

Cakewalk winner and charity gifts at Waltham event

Mildred Ratnion won the cakewalk holding the lucky Ramber as all participated. Mrs. Millicent Benson gave Flora Wheeler D. D. M. of Waltham a beaded bag. Miss Esther Leighton presented Annie Warren D. D. P. of Waltham a beaded bag. Miss Mabel Larson spoke on the 1. O. O. F. and the Rebekah's before the drill.

West Concord Willow Rebekah Lodge Rebekah The Ark Party Leonard Benson Carrie Robert McCauley Annie Warren D. R Walt Mildred Ratnion Millicent Benson Flora Wheeler D. D. M Waltham Esther Leighton Annie Warren D. D.P Mabel Larson

Comedy For Acton Band Benefit Cast List

The Acton Cadent Band presents Be An Optimist a Walter Baker production on April 26 at I O Q O F hall. The cast includes Isaac Golditch Becky Hayden Pietro D Cacciarino Tony Messina Jimmy Maynard Mildred Clinton Mrs Hastings W Hayden Ray Hudson Ethel Peabody Spence Mallam Goopher and other performers. Mrs Hastings active in the Ayer Dramatic club of the Unitarian church.

Acton Cadent Band Walter Baker Isaac Golditch H M Beverly Becky E Hayden Pietro D Cacciarino Tony Messina Jimmy Maynard Frank B Crandall Mildred Clinton H . Hastings Mike W. Hayden Ray Hudson F. Q. Harmon Miss Hull W . Hayden Maggie D. Carman Ethel Peabody H. Authier Spence G. N. Fenner Mallam Goopher T. ‘Murphy Hastings Ayer Dramatic Club Unitarian Church of That Fows

Fined For Spearing Suckers In Clinton Court

Four young men were fined ten dollars each in Clinton court for spearing suckers on a Saturday. Two used fictitious names and were being sought by police. Game Warden Irving Carey encountered six youths in a Sterling brook and found none held fishing licenses.

Department of Fisheries and Games Clinton Court Clinton Irving Carey Sterling

Fishermen fined for fishing two groups and exhibit of spears

Warden Carey described two groups with a bushel and half a bushel of fish seized. Each fined ten dollars, all paid. Five spears were shown in court. Two youths used fictitious names. their identities were revealed and they are to face further action this week.

Carey

Daylight Saving Time Adjustments Announced by Railroads

The New York New Haven and Hartford and Boston and Maine railroads will shift schedules to daylight saving time starting April 28, 1929, aligning Standard Time law with city ordinances. Most trains on the Fitchburg division advance one hour, with Minute Man unchanged and Berkshire Flyer moved 15 minutes. Eastbound and westbound lists give departure and arrival times through Troy and Boston.

New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Boston and Maine Railroad State of Massachusetts City of New York Boston and Maine Railroad Today Fitchburg Berkshire Flyer Boston Concord Ayer Gardner Athol Greenfield North Adams Hoosick Falls Troy

Train Schedule Details for Greenfield Lines and Green Mountain Flyer

The Greenfield line and the Green Mountain Flyer announce revised schedules. The Greenfield train departs Benton 6.02 pm and Boston 4.31 pm EST with intermediate stops Ayer Fitchburg Gardner Athol Orange Greenfield North Adams Hoosick Falls Troy arrival 10.45 pm. The Green Mountain Flyer departs Boston 8.30 am toward Montreal via Bellows Falls and Rutland with Boston 7.40 am Ayer 7.39 am Fitchburg 9.04 am Winchendon 9.41 am Keene 10.27 am and Bellows Falls 11.09 am arrival. Street stops at South Acton South Ash Burnham to be discontinued.

Greenfield Dartnoplil New York White— River Junction Benton Boston Ayer Fitchbury Gardner Athol Orange Troy Green Mountain Flyer Montreal Bellows Falls Rintland Fitchburg Winchendon Keene Arrse Beklows Falls South Acton South South Ashburnham

Hudson V F W Banquet Attended by 25 Members

About 25 Hudson V F W members are slated to attend a commentary banquet at the Mechanics Building in Boston tonight. Reservations include Henry L Clark William F Beavis Kent D Hubert Charles H Cunningham Leo B Plouffe Daniel F Pope Charles E Hayes A Stanley Harrington John F Morgan and Harry Madden Stephen B MacLellan Maurice Coleman. They will depart from the Ralph B H Manning Post quarters on High Street at 6 p m.

Charles E. Hayes Stanley Harrington John F. Morgan Harry 3 Madden Stephen B. MacLellan Maurice Coleman Ralph BH J m Manning Hig Street

Hudson G A R Men Attend 47th Encampment in Boston

A group from Hudson G A R Camp 5 Son s of Union Veterans traveled to Boston for the 47th Encampment of the Department of Massachusetts at the Hotel Somerset. A large turnout from the local camp planned to participate in the business meeting. George A Derby long time secretary of Camp 5 is a candidate for department delegate to the National Encampment in Portland Maine in September.

Hudson Maj. A. R. Powers Sons of Union Veterans Boston Massachusetts Hote Somerset George A. Derby Portland

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