Bail Bond Effort for Hosford Case Led by Malden Pastor
Relatives and friends headed by Rev. Henry H. French seek a $50,000 bail for Edward H. Hosford former treasurer of the James Donovan Slipper Company of Everett held yesterday forenoon on charges of larceny of $25,000 from Frank E. Paige of 28 Essex Street.
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Henry H. French
First Congregational Church
Malden
William Sullivan
Edward H. Hosford
James Donovan
Everett
Frank E. Paige
Essex Street
Malden man Hosford faces charges in two year larceny scheme
Yesterday's attempt failed but bail is sought within two days. The case was put over for a week as investigators probe possible further arrests. Paige is said to have loaned at least 80000 on Donovan invoices, with Hosford allegedly issuing false invoices and routing inquiries to post office boxes in his name. Grand jury in Suffolk County may hear the case this week.
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French
Hosford
James Donovan
Paige
Malden
the First Congregational Church
Flosford
Charles Street
Donovan Company
Fred H. Williams
Brookline
The
Wmats
Grand Jury
Suffolk County
Kodak Exhibition at Symphony Hall Draws Crowds
TheKodak exhibition opening night attracted hundreds of art lovers at Symphony Hall. It spans 450 feet of floor space with photos from around the world showing travel, sport, adventure, and home life. Most works are by amateurs and emphasize simple harmony. an illustrated lecture by Dr William Torrance Stuchell covers pictures from active life globally.
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Kodak
Symphony Hall
William Torrance Stuchell
Save Your Goat Cut Your Throat
Red Cross cough drops advertised at 5c per box.
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Red Cross
Voters to Decide in 14 Cities Across Massachusetts Today
Municipal campaigns closed last night in fourteen Massachusetts cities and today residents will vote in mayoral races with up to four candidates in some, plus school committee contests. No license workers actively urged turnout as forecasts point to a substantial turnout.
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Massachusetts
Crooked Promoter Trial Reveals Hawthorne Letters
In New York a jury hears Julian Hawthorne claim that top crooks have the best references as prosecutors present letters from Hawthorne to investors in Temagami mines. Witnesses note misrepresentation by Hawthorne associates and Hawthorne’s assurances of not being a promoter despite large share sales and moral appeals. The trial resumes tomorrow at 10.45 a.m.
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New York
Julian Hawthorne
Temagami
Hawthorne
Josiah Quincy
Arthur S. DeWolf
Melrose
Mass
Virginia
Julius Neils
Cass Lake
Minn
Hawthorne Silver and Iron Mines Company
Temagami-Cobalt Mines
Hawthorne Letters Linked to Temagami-Cobalt Shares
At a trial a witness testified he held 2250 shares in Temagami-Cobalt Company and that Hawthorne signed numerous personal and circular letters placed in evidence. Nine individuals identified the copies, including Mrs. Helen F. Lincoln of Winchester Massachusetts and Captain John B. Collins, a retired U.S. Navy commander, among others from Indiana, Massachusetts, Maine, and Minnesota.
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Sie
Scottdale
Penn
Theodore W. Rogers
Superior
Wis
Arthur&. DeWolf
Samuel E. Tuillman
Washington,d. C
Tillman
West Point
Temagami- Cobalt
Temagami
Albert Freeman
John B. Collins
United States Navy
Hawthorne
George M. Walker
Indianapolis
DeWolf
Temagami-Cobalt Company
Helen F. Lincoln
Winchester
Mass
Charles M. Walker
Aaron F. Jones
Douglas, Mass
Daniel Lewis Youngs
Iow Meer, Ta
Julius Neils
Cass Lake
Minn
Richard F. Dar
A Safe Medicine for the Children
Mothers are urged to avoid alcohol or dangerous drugs in children's remedies and are advised that Father John's Medicine is a safe, long‑standing option. The ad claims 50 years of success treating coughs and lung troubles and also serving as a tonic for the weak. Get a bottle today and ensure you receive what you ask for.
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Father John
Women listed voting drive boosts Massachusetts turnout
The school board fights have spurred a large rise in women registering to vote in Massachusetts. Women may vote for city office candidates only, and leaders predict higher turnout than ever before. Voting occurs today in Brockton Fall River Fitchburg Gloucester Taunton and 11 other cities with chief executives and school committees on the ballot and liquor licensing at stake in most cities except Walden Walther and Quincy.
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Massachusetts
Brockton
Fall River
I*itchburg
Gloucester
Traverhill
Holyoke
Marlboro
Northampton
New Bedford
Quincy
Pittsfield
Springfield
Taunton
Waltham
Crude oil prices rise in Pennsylvania market
Pittsburg December 2 crude oil prices advanced five cents a barrel with Pennsylvania crude at 1.90. Somerset stayed at 1.10 and Ragland at 65 cents.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Pennsylvania
Somerset
Ragland
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days
A druggist offers a refund if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles in six to fourteen days. Endorsed claims emphasize quick relief and a money back guarantee for the product.
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William L. Johnson
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Haverhill
William J. Perrault
Johnson Educator Food Company
Boston
Fort Hill
Beret
Chase & Sanborn’s
Seal Brand Coffee
Paty
Beast
Scial
Munster Brann
Richmond Brand
Edward H. Tiosford
Deacon
M.gint
Mellen
Freight
Wolf’s
My Clothier
Hanover
Portland Streets
Santa Claus
New England
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