Warner reports Jo legislature on Garrett pension fraud
Boston May 1 Attorney General Joseph Warner tells the legislature that Oliver B. Garrett former head of Boston police liquor squad had a pension fraudulently obtained The report cites corruption and bribery among officers including Supt Crowley Capt Patterson and Ma Wilson asserting misled medical conclusions and ignored police rules with extensive misconduct found and charges dismissed under influence of others
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Boston
Associated Press
Joseph Warner Teddy
Oliver B. Garrett
Force of Police
Valdgy
Garrett
Iiervenhion
Ma. Wilson
Warner
Bailey
Boston Bord of Health
Wilson
Michael H. Crowley
George W. Patterson
Patterson
Veteran Coastling James L Maloy Sank During Tow at Onset
The veteran coast ing schooner James L Maloy sank while being towed from Onset to Marblehead for a Pilgrim's Ship pageant. A leak worsened soon after departure, the captain and a boy assistant were rescued by the tug Powwow and taken to Salem. Built 1904 in Milford Delaware, it had long served in the lumber trade from Maine ports.
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Associated Press
Boston
James L
Maloy
Onset
Marblehead
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Salem
Milford
Del
Maine
Inspectors tour river sites with railroad officials
Vice President T. Frank Joyce of the ston and Maine Railroad and Lawrence Whittemore New Hampshire representative with the railroad were here yesterday inspecting river sites. They reviewed locations in the interest of a power boat company that may relocate, shown by the Chamber of Commerce and with courtesy of Comm. 8.
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T. Frank Joyce
Ston, & Maine Railroad
Lawrence Whittemore
New Hatshire
Railroad
Chamber O of Commerce
Moulton Beauty Shoppe Announces New Permanente Curl
The Moulton Beauty Shoppe announces the latest permanents with the Croquigaoe wind for ringlet ends and a renaming of Eugene Permanoe to Eugene Saches. All work done by experts. Located at Pleasant Street next to the Post Office.
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Eugene Perman
Eugene Saches
Coast Guard inspection probes plant and river sites
Sands traveled by a Coast Guard power boat to inspect the former shipbuilding plant at Newngton and other locations along the river. Options have been obtained on a tract of land at the Prink Farm for a contemplated business venture.
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Sands
Coast Guard
Newngton
Prink
Italy Plans 29 Warships In Cabinet Approval
Rome May 1 Italy approved construction of 29 warships including one cruiser of 10,000 tons named Pola, two scoutships of 5190 tons each Monte Cuccoli I and Muzio Attendolo, four destroyers of 1240 tons, and 22 submarines divided as four of 1390 tons six of 1810 tons and twelve of 610 tons. The keel lays are expected this year.
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Rome
Maine forests burned across York and Oxford counties
Fires swept thousands of acres in York and Oxford counties Maine threatening farms and villages. New Gloucester faced a blaze near Slash and standing timber with an $8000 sawmill owned by the Chandler heirs destroyed. Volunteers from Poland Pownal Gray assisted New Gloucester. Fires also raged along the Kennebec at Moscow and Pleasant Ridge, with homes saved by plowing around them and a Pleasant Ridge building destroyed. Authorities believed several fires were under control by nightfall.
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Portland
York County
New Gloucester
Chandler
Poland
Pownal
Gray
New ‘Gloucester
Auburn
Poland Spring
Maine
Kemnebec River
Moscow
Pleasant Ridge
William McInfire
Oxford
Kermebec
Lovell
Fryeburg Academy
Memorial Wreaths Sold at Montgomery Ward and Portsmouth News
Memorial notices announce Penn Made wreaths sprays and set pieces manufactured by Fen Nerty and Fennerly sold only at Montgomery Ward's and the Portsmouth News Agency with no retail store on Daniel Street. Call and book for the best ring in New England.
New York Port Fines Mrs Dodge for Undeclared Goods
Mrs. Robert L Dodge, head of Harriet Ayer Hubbard Inc, faces penalties totaling 213,285 for undeclared jewelry furs and apparel seized on a 15 April import on the French liner De France. The charge marks the port’s largest fine, with Dodge ill at Mull Neck Long Island and represented by attorney William A Hines.
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New York
Robert L. Dodge
Harriet Ayer . Hubbard
Philip Ekins
Market Reacts To Bear Drive On Wall Street May Day
New York stock market turned reactionary with a bear drive pushing many rails down four to 14 points to fresh lows for the year. Early strength by farm equipment oil and food shares faded as selling pressure grew. Several issues including Atcheson Atlantic Coast Line Northern Pacific and Colorado and Southern rose briefly, while Pere Marquette and others fell.
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New York
Stuiies
United Corp
United Gas
Atcheson
Atlantic Coast Line
Northern’ Pacific
Colorado
Southern
Pere Marquette
New York Central
Chesapeake & Ohio
Norfolk de Western
Reading
Canadian Pacific
Southern Railway
U. &. Steel
Union Carbide
Tndorwood
Elliot, Fisher, Goodyear
Safeway
Hoover Sends London Naval Treaty To Senate For Ratification
President Hoover transmitted the London Naval Treaty of 1530 to the Senate at noon for ratification. Secretary Stimson headed the American delegation in London. Ambassador Morrow, a member of the delegation, conferred with Hoover after arriving in the city. Senate reactions were cautious with Chairman Borah signaling conditional approval.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
Senate
Vom
Stimson
London
Capitol Hill
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Morrow
White House
Narrow Escape on Maine Coast Aboard Sloop Leslie Thompson
Fred Day of Kittery narrowly escaped a watery grave near West Penobscot Bay while bringing the sloop Leslie Thompson from Belfast to Boston. The Coast Guard patrol boat No 2370 towed Day to Rockland after the vessel took on water and nearly sank. Day previously endured a brutal rescue off the Isles of Shoals when his fishing boat failed in freezing weather.
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Fred Day
Kittery Polet
Coast Guard
Day
Belfast
Maine
Boston
Leslie
Thompson
George A. Athorne
Arlington, Mass
West Fenobscot Bay
Owls Head
White Head
Spruce Head
Rockland
Isles of ‘Shoals
Doash Guard
Gloucester
Education advancement praised by state official at Portsmouth Rotary
Ernest W. Butterfield state Commissioner of Education spoke at the Portsmouth Rotary Club noon meeting on rising college attendance. He noted families sending multiple members to college, praised local efforts for high school education, and urged more state aid for college aspirants while highlighting vocational guidance and belief that dull pupils can succeed after school. Comdr Sands chaired the event, with Herald ads supporting.
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Ernest W. Butterfield
State Comimissioner of
Portsmouth ‘Rotary Club
Collee
Durham
Comdr, SR. Sands
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Hobldr Tan
Camden
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Hobkirk Inn
Harry G. Marvin
Concord Model & Supply Store
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