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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1915

Page

20

Treas ure ship suit argued before federal judge

James M. Beck will argue for National City Bank of New York in a suit seeking 436157 damages from North German Lloyd for the Cecilie voyage failure to deliver 3165973 in gold to English and French agents. Other claimants include Guaranty Trust Company, Charles Rantoul Jr., and Maurice Hanssens.

James M. Beck United States Hale United States District Court National City Bank of New York Lloyd Kronprinzess Cecilie National City Bank Guaranty Trust Company of New York Charles W. Rantoul, Jr Maurice Hianssens Brussels Belgium Guaranty Trust Company London Rantoul Hanssens Europe Polack Bar Harbor Plymouth England France Russia J. Parker Kirlin Steamship Company Joseph Larocque Joseph H. Choate Walter Noyes Larocque Germany

Summer Range serial begins in next Sunday Post Magazine

The text announces the start of a new serial titled Once on the Summer Range to appear in the upcoming issue of the Sunday Post Magazine. It signals an entertaining adventure to readers.

Sunday Post

Attridge Candidates Deny Spending Over $100 Each

Boston Citizens' candidates Attridge Collins Storrow Kenny swear they will not spend more than 100 dollars each on the December 14 city election. They allege Mayor Curley uses city machinery to push his slate and claim 10,000 employees have been pressured to support Curley.

Curley John J. Attridge Walter L. Collins James J. Storrow Thomas J. Kenny Boston Juan M. Kendricken Citizens’ Committee Geoffrey B. Lehy Henry Lt. Shattuck Phillips Mayor Curley James M. Curley Parker House Francis L. Daly Otis Phillips Wells Memorial Hall Park Department Curley Ticket Barber's Hall Washington and Dover Streets Curley State South Jefferson Hall North End Codman Square

City officials probe loan sharks and high interest rates

City laborers with large families pay 10 to 15 percent weekly on small loans, reports George A Flynn assistant corporation counsel. He told Mayor Curley the situation is beyond belief and urged complaints against I M Strauss and Louis S Levi. A separate fire at Revere Rubber Co Chelsea plant caused about 1000 damage from basement to main building due to defective wires. Read to children Mollie Waddy and Tony in next Sunday Post.

George A. Flynn Curley Flynn I. M. Strauss Louis S. Levi Revere Rubber Company Chelsea

Tailor Arrested as Forger in Boston Area

Edwin Schrank a 40 year old tailor and former prison inmate was arrested on charges of forging and uttering a $1025 check. Inspectors Burr and Farrell identified him through photos and bank employees after tracking his 40 School street shop and a Chelsea builder card. Eight hundred dollar bills were found on his person during booking.

Edwin Schrank School Street Charlestown State Prison United States Trust Company Schrank H. W. Davis Williams Street Chelsea Pinansky Burr Farrell Metropolitan Trust Company First Ward National Bank Boston

Bank Teller Understood Check For 1025 From Realty Dealer

On December 1 a man visited the paying teller at First Ward National Bank in East Boston and presented a check for 1025 drawn on the bank and signed by Nathan Pinansky a real estate dealer on State Street. The check was drawn.

First Ward National Bank East Boston Nathan Pinansky State Street

Brandished gun case nets two months in jail

Peter Meltar of Woburn received a two month jail sentence after a revolver was brandished when relatives demanded Frances Schneider return to live with them. The sentence was postponed until June.

Woburn Peter Meltar Frances Schneider

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