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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1929
Page
3
Pereira, 30, of gt, was found guilty this morning by ad. BH, Morris, on a charge of exposing liquor. A fine of $150 was imposed. Bohareé is the result of a mean, Pereira's home service by local and state time, according to seizure of liquor.
Police in Boston faced threats of gang violence after the murder of 10 year old Salvatore Dimori. The father Santo Dimori allegedly clashed with associates as arrests and a $400 fine stirred tensions. Plainclothes officers mingled at the boy's funeral while investigators sought tips in a crowded North End scene.
In Inland Nebraska on July 10 ins delegate meeting Rev Dilmorth Loon of Cleveland warns against pernicious talk and urges self respect and respect for others. A nearby three story house nearly suffocated due to a mysterious fire that destroyed a wool and coal warehouse, with patrolmen James Filly and Fred McMormick sounding alarms to rouse residents.
A new anti hitchhiking law in Maine makes hitching rides a misdemeanor starting next Monday. The penalty includes a $50 fine or up to 30 days in jail. The measure targets begging for auto rides and public signs indicating destinations.
Mrs. Molly Semsen of Flint Michigan seeks official sanction to attempt a Labor Day Niagara Falls feat in a specially crafted ball. Reports say she has 20 years in the daredevil line and has performed in the Swiss mountains. The ball is being built by a Cleveland rubber firm as she plans the plunge.
Senator George H. Jones told the Eighth Annual Convention of the New England Association of Insurance Agents that six progressive states contribute two thirds of the nation's taxes. He urged the federal government to handle national problems and called insurance a great stabilizer of credit after World War I.
Acton and surrounding families share travel visits and home activities during July. Residents mention trips to Wells Beach York Maine Old Orchard Beach and Hampton Beach while workers take vacations. Local staff include Lillian Feltus at the Acton Telephone Exchange and several families visit relatives from Lowell Nashua and North Adams.
The Watson Woman's Club plans a December 5 event titled Lest We Forget. Members invite the public to attend and reflect on the occasion with guest speakers and activities.
Clearning House stat shows Treasury balance July 1 at $269 876.90 and customs receipts of $25 98. The report, dated July 10 from Washington, notes balances around $87 000 000 and $90 000 000 in various categories.
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