Holyoke Man Files Bankrupt Petition for $25 379 Liabilities
Thomas I Greaney of Holyoke filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court. With no occupation, his only asset is a $40 gold watch and liabilities totaling $25 379. Major creditors include Springfield Breweries Company 7712, Thomas J Flanagan et al 6180, Mechanics Savings Bank 2914, Casper Ranger 1674, Fisher Levy 800, Park National Bank 500.
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Thomas I. Greaney
Holyoke
United States District Court
Springfield Breweries Company
Thomas J. Flanagan
Thomas Dillon
James J. Regan
Mechanics’ Savings Bank
Casper Ranger
Daniel and
Bridges Hurley
Fisher & Levy
New York
Park National Bank
Colonial Whist Club Members Entertained at Newsome Park
Mrs HKichorn hosted the Colonial Whist Club yesterday afternoon at Newsome Park in Jamaica Plain. After the whist session refreshments followed and prizes were awarded.
Merchants Back Mayor plan for city finances probe
Boston business leaders rally to support Mayor Fitzgerald's proposal to form a seven member commission from business groups to audit city books and uncover graft. Names mentioned include A Shuman J Jones ex Mayor Matthews with no politicians on the panel. The plan seeks approval from the Associated Board of Trade Chamber of Commerce and related groups.
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Boston
Jerome Jones
J. B. Crocker
A. Shuman
John F. Crocker
The
Chamber of Commerce
Associated Board of Trade
Boston Merchants’ Association
Clearing House
Real Estate Exchange
Central Labor Union
Matthews
Fuel Company Dines Its Men at Cambridge Hall
Bay State Fuel Company of Cambridge hosted a dinner for 100 or more coal teamsters and helpers at Odd Fellows Hall North Cambridge. The gathering aimed to clarify company policy amid labor union ties and featured speeches by general manager Hunnewell treasurer Chase baker acting union president Lynch and others.
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Bay State Fuel Company of
Cambridge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
North
Hunnewell
Isaac Chase
E. H. Baker
Robert J. Lynch
Teamsters’ Union
Teamsters
Messrs
Robert Ward
Patrick Moe- Cusker
Quote on marriage and support from suitor
The fragment shows a suitor vowing to marry the daughter once he can provide for her, and a retort that suggests he believes that is only possible for a short time. The exchange hints at a negotiation about readiness and responsibility.
Standard Oil Increases Wages For Low Earners
The Standard Oil Company announced a 10 percent wage raise for employees earning under 100 dollars monthly, effective January 1. The expansion applies across pipelines natural gas and oil producing properties, reflecting the company's policy update reported at its New York office.
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New York
Standard Oil Company
Shaw Opposes Bankers Idea for Currency Reform
Secretary Shaw testified before the House banking committee in Washington urging a high taxed currency with a 5 percent rate. He criticized the American Bankers Association plan for insufficient elasticity and excessive machinery. He projected $200 million in new national bank notes but believed only about $20 million would be redeemed.
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Washington
Shaw
House Committee On Banking and Currency
American Bankers’ Association
Bankers
Moody to Join Supreme Court as Associate Justice
Washington reports Attorney General W. H. Moody has been confirmed by the Senate as an associate justice of the Supreme Court and will be sworn in December 17. Cabinet changes tied to Moody’s retirement will occur on that date.
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Iit Te
Lexow Commission
Washington
W. H. Moody
Senate
Supreme Court of the United States
Moody
Atwood Receives Five Year Sentence in Middlesex Court
In East Cambridge Judge Gaskill presiding, Lyman B. Atwood pleaded guilty to robbery and related charges in Weston and Waltham. He was sentenced to five years in the house of correction. Edward J. Manning also pleaded guilty to seven counts and received two years.
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Middlesex Superior Court
East Cambridge
Gaskill
Lyman B. Atwood
Peter E. Zimmerman
Weston
Charles A. Place
Waltham
Boston & Maine Railroad
House of Correction
Edward J. Manning
Cambridge
Hello Girl Who Stole Repents and Put on Probation
Miss Carrie F. Ellis a tele phone operator at the Somerville Exchange was placed on probation until January 29 by Judge Wentworth on three charges of larceny. She allegedly stole small sums from coworkers in November and December and admitted her guilt at the Somerville Police Court.
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Carrie F. Ellis
Somerville Exchange
Wentworth
Somerville Police Court
Mary F. Cronin
Nathan J. Gutman
Gutman
Miss Ellis
Hayden
Maccabean Festival Planned at Roxbury Synagogue
A Maccabean festival will be celebrated at Synagogue Adath Jeshurun Roxbury tomorrow at 6 p m.
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Adath Jeshurun
Roxbury
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