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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1919

Page

16

Testimony Details Fish Price Conspiracy Trial in Boston

E P Ranlett of Estes and Harding testified in Superior Criminal Court about discussions with defendant Frederick Dumaine regarding the Bay State Fishing Company and the seafood market during wartime. Ranlett said his firm handles between 3 and 4 million pounds of fish annually and recounted conversations with John Burns Jr and others about entry into the Bay State venture and stock allocations.

E. PP. Ranlett Estes & Harding Superior Criminal Court Boston Frederick (. Dumaine Dumaine Ranlett Bay State Fishing Company Bay State Company Maine Dyer Webber John Burns, Jr

British anxious over situation in Murmansk region

London reports growing British anxiety over Murmansk in northern Russia as American troops head to North Russia. British reinforcements will follow the U S troops now on the way and activity remains mainly south of Archangel with no recent fighting in Murmansk.

London Murmansk Russia Archangel England

Herrick Ordered to Testify Before Supreme Court

The Massachusetts Civil Service Commission directed Assistant Attorney General Benton to compel Henry B. Herrick, proprietor of civil service exam prep schools, to testify in the Supreme Court about the commission's activities.

Massachusetts Civil Service Commission Benton Henry B. Herrick Supreme Court

Herrick Refuses to Testify Before State Commission

Mr Herrick through counsel refused to answer questions before the Civil Service Commission yesterday at the State House. He walked out with his attorney as the panel sought to place him under oath and compel statements about possible leaks in the commission. The commission prepared to act under Section 10, Chapter 175 to compel Herrick to testify in the Supreme Court.

Herrick State House Charles R. Cummings Thomas W. White Commission Attorney Cummings Ierrick Civil Service Commission Curtiss Cummings Benton Crocker Commissioner Crocker Mr. Herrick

Man Dies in Suspected Train Platform Fall in Lynn

Family says he did not know his circumstances at death as police probe a possible fall from a railway train platform and drowning. Reports indicate he left Lynn Wednesday evening with $13, but no money was found on the body. He is survived by a wife and three children. age 55.

Revere Beach John Keating Roseville Square Lynn William Keating Mitchell-Caunt Wynn Boston Revere

Team lineup details for upcoming game

The lineup lists Barzigen at first base Kotaski at second base g land at third base Antonio at shortstop Tetrault in left field Gittens in center field Michalson in right field with Murphy and Cleveland as catchers.

Barzigen Kotaski Gland Antonio Shortston Tetrault Gittens Michalson Murphy Cleveland

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