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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1920

Page

18

FTC Recommends Prosecution of Farm Implement Firms

The Federal Trade Commission urged Congress to prosecute five farm implement manufacturers and dealers and to reopen anti trust actions against the International Harvester Company. It said 1916 to 1918 saw over 200 firms fix prices above rising costs with dealer local agreements that restrained trade.

Washington International Harvester Company Congress Federal Trade Commission Senate

Amherst Emeritus Chemistry Professor Elijah Paddock Harris Dies

Elijah Paddock Harris emeritus professor of chemistry at Amherst College died in War­saw New York. A Leroy, New York native, he graduated from Amherst in 1855 and taught at Beloit College before joining Amherst in 1868. He retired in 1907 and became emeritus on the Carnegie Foundation. Harris earned LL D from Victoria College in 1890 and published widely on chemistry.

Amherst Elijah Paddock Harris Amherst College Warsaw N. Y Leroy Beloit College Carnegie Foundation Victoria College

Council Frowns on Municipal Coal Yard Proposal

Lawrence December meeting shows council likely to reject creating a municipal coal yard and allow the dyers and finishers union to withdraw its petition after a city tour to inspect potential sites. The panel weighed whether the city could aid the fuel crisis by selling coal.

Lawrence Dyers and Finishers Union

Swindle at Waldorf Lunch System Exposed

Chester A. Smith of Causeway street store led a conspiracy to defraud the Waldorf Lunch System Corp. with two accomplices George Bailey and Fred Ellis. Police say the scheme cost the company over $30,000 in two months as Inspector Laughlin and Franklin Detective Agency traced the operation, with additional arrests expected.

Waldorf Lunch System Corporation Chester A. Smith Causeway Street George Bailey Henry Bailey du Pont Columbus Avenue Fred Ellis Emery Warrenton Street Joseph Laughlin Franklin Detective Agency Smith

Two Schemes Target Waldorf Lunchrooms By Suspect Trio

Detectives say the plan involved entering Waldorf lunchrooms to seize checks, using them to buy meals before returning for a second item and passing a smaller check. A second scheme saw suspects take a silver rebate check from Smith then leave with cutlery and later return with the silver to cash rebate checks.

Smith

Senate Finance Committee Rules Out Tax Payment Postponement

Washington memo states postponement of the December 15 installment is impossible as the finance panel cites the need to raise 1.229 billion dollars by January 1 in addition to current tax receipts. Senators Smoot and Simmons agree there can be no delay and urge immediate guidance to the country.

Washington Senate Finance Committee McCumber Smoot Utah Simmons North Carolina

Four Armed Men Arrested After Stratford Truck Job

Stratford Conn Dec 10 Four men armed with revolvers including a Blackwell Island releasee were arrested after hijacking a truck driven by Lucino Farina of Waterbury and forcing the car to Stratford Centre. Suspects Charles Russo Frank Bacobacci Harry Rega and Anthony Paoluccio are charged with attempted bribery of police carrying concealed weapons and auto theft.

Stratford, Conn Blackwell’s Island Prison Lucino Farina Waterbury Stratford Centre Charles Russo Blackwell Prison Frank Bacobacci Harry Rega New York City Anthony Paoluccio New Brighton N. Y

Mayor Walsworth Seeks Probe of Street Railway Trustees

Bay State Mayor Roscoe Walsworth of Revere files two bills via Rep Gratchfield to have the Legislature investigate Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway Company trustees over fares and service. The second measure requires a public hearing and Utilities Department approval before any fare or service changes take effect if appealed.

Bay State Roscoe Walsworth Revere Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway Company Gratchfield Walsworth Public Utilities Department

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