Grandfather Held Liable for Grandson's Board Bills
Massachusetts judge upholds the town of Fairhaven's suit against George H. Howland, forcing payment of 122 dollars for 61 weeks of back board for his minor grandson Carleton Sr. Howland, age over 60, must also cover ongoing support at two dollars weekly. The ruling notes liability even if only one parent is alive and cites the drowned father.
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Massachusetts
Sheldon
Tes State Supreme Court
John G. Ratigan
Fairhaven
George H. Howland
Howland
Carleton Sr. Howland
Carleton
Fahaven-New Ledford
Ratigan
Anti-Trust Bill Hearing Tuesday Before House Panel
Washington, Dec. 5. Hearings on anti-trust bills begin before the House judiciary committee Tuesday. Measures by Representatives Henry of Texas and Morgan of Oklahoma to be discussed. The committee will not frame a program until after President Wilson’s special message. It voted to seek $25,000 for its trust legislation work.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Henry
Texas
Morgan
Oklahoma
Wilson
Volunteers on War Basis Bill Passed in House of Representatives
The House approved the Hay army volunteer bill authorizing President appointed war volunteer regiments for use when war is imminent or existing. Soldiers would enlist for the war with officers mostly from the regulars, and the system would supplement but not disrupt the national guard.
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Washington
Mann
House
Hay Army
Capitol
Senate
National Guard
Retaliatory Wheat Tariff Enforced Against Argentina
Washington reports that the retaliatory duty on wheat and its products will be enforced against Argentina and other nations under the new tariff law. Free import hopes fade as Argentina’s semolina is taxed despite favorable views by their President and Congress.
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Washington
Argentine Republic
Hamlin
Argentina
United States
Congress
December Temple Israel services announced at Commonwealth Ave
Temple Israel on Commonwealth avenue lists eight services in December led by Rabbi Harry Levi. Sermons cover topics including A Declaration of Independence, The Making of a Man, The Individual and the Community, Damaged Goods, Chanukah and Christmas, Does Religion Pay, Mortal and the Right, and War and Peace, with children's services on December 27.
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Temple Israel
Commonwealth Avenue
Harry Levi
Mortol
Preparing plans for New Haven dissolution talks continue
Washington December 3 Officials of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad and the Justice Department have advanced discussions on dissolving the railroad from its steamship and rail subsidiary. A two day conference concluded with Attorney General McReynolds Howard Elliott and other leaders weighing how a breakup might be effected and indicating talks would continue.
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Washington
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Steamship and Rail Lines
Road
Department’ of Justice
McReynolds
Howard Elliott
New Haven Board
Plan for New Haven dissolution under Sherman law eyed
Assistant Attorneys General T. W. Gregory and Jesse C. Adkins will outline a dissolution skeleton for the New Haven and allied firms with final approval by officials. The aim is to avoid protracted anti trust court battles and protect transport conditions in New England while benefiting stockholders. The plan requires shedding Boston and Maine holdings and other linked interests, with stock transfers to new hands.
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T. W. Gregory
Jesse C. Adkins
New Haven
Department of Justice
New England
Department
New Haven Road
Boston & Maine
Boston & Albany
Lnes
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Suit Filed for 240000 In Peabody Leather Plant Injury
Charles Evert Ahola of Peabody sues Suffolk Superior Court for 240000 against A C Lawrence Leather Company alleging negligence caused the loss of his arm in the Peabody factory.
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Charles Evert Ahola
Peabody
Suffolk Superior Court
A. C. Lawrence Leather Company
Minor Natalie Lee sues Connollys for dog bite damages
Natalie Lee through her father Cornelius Lee filed two suits in Suffolk Superior Court seeking 10 000 dollars each against Francis J. Connolly and Cecilia M. Connolly of Boston. Lee claims the June 27 incident involved a dog owned by the Connollys, resulting in injuries.
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Natalie Lee
Cornelius Lee
Suffolk Superior Court
Francis J
Cecilia M. Connolly
Boston
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