Cartoons and forgery tied to three check crooks
Raymond F Newell, a South End artist, is arrested on charges tied to a quartet passing worthless checks. Police link his signed drawings to the forgeries and say Newell admits involvement in 46 checks across West Roxbury Forest Hills Brighton Cambridge Arlington Medford Newton Somerville as officers question Manning Stevens and others awaiting trial.
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Raymond F. Newell
Provinces
Jim the Penman
Newell
Louis M. Mennings
Quincy
Manning
Daniel McKay
Armstrong
Dedham
John T. Stevens
Dudley Street
Stevens
West Roxbury
Forest Hills
Brighton
Cambridge
Arlington
Medford
Newton
Somerville
Captain Armstrong
Dedham House of Correction
Homemade Pinex Cough Syrup Delivers Quick Relief
A home made remedy uses 1 pint sugar syrup with 1/4 pint warm water and 2 1/4 ounces Pinex to make a pint of cough syrup. Marketed as highly effective for bronchial ailments and whooping cough with a money back guarantee and availability through druggists or direct from The Pinex Co., Fort Wayne, Indiana.
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Norway
United States
Canada
Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Two Checks Banner Fraud Arrests In Boston Area
A suspect named Newell faces arraignment in West Roxbury court after an indictment filed at the jail yesterday. He allegedly passed two worthless checks in Forest Hills to buy shoes for 4.50 and 9, and hardware for 10.80 with a 12 tender, receiving 1.20 in change. Victims include D A Donnelly and Cook's Hardware. associates Stevens from Kansas City Manning from Atlanta.
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Newell
West Roxbury
Forest Hills
D. A. Donnelly
Cook
Stevens
Kansas City, Mo
Manning
Atlanta, Ga
Bridgton, N. 8
Clean Up and Paint Up Plan Gains Support in New England
The New England Paint and Oil Club proposed Clean Up and Paint Up Week for New England and the idea won endorsement from the committee on municipal affairs before the Massachusetts State Board of Trade executive council meeting. Standing committees outlined the year’s work and counsel was authorized for upcoming legislative hearings. Arthur Hall Leominster Frederick N Chandler Lawrence John O Hall Quincy William A Clarke Northampton and George H Vose Beverly elected vice presidents. Quincy Board of Trade admitted. Edmund Reardon Cambridge named associate member.
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New England
New England Paint and Oil Club
Committee On Municipal Affairs
Massachusetts State Board of Trade
Arthur Hall
Leominster
Frederick N. Chandler
Lawrence
John O. Hall
Quincy
William, A. Clarke
Northampton
George H. Vose
Beverly
First real clue to Mona Lisa theft aid from Guiffrey
Paris reports that Jean Guiffrey former Louvre assistant curator and now Boston museum curator provided the first real clue to the Mona Lisa theft. He told Pierre Marcel that the theft involved Louvre picture framing staff and that the clue, if followed, would have found the painting earlier. The case against Vincenzo Perugia seeks release on grounds France has not prosecuted him in Italian courts. A woman who signed the love letters, Mathilde, could not illuminate the theft and recalled a wooden box in Perugia’s room.
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Paris
Jean Guiffrey
Museum of Fine Arts
Boston Mass
Louvre
Pierre Marcel
M. Guiffrey
Eugene Pujalet
M. Marcel
Vincenzo Perugia
Perugia
France
Mathilde
Vinecenzo Perugia
Florence
Princess Christens New Liner Columbus
In Danzig Germany Crown Princess christened the new North German Lloyd steamer Columbus. The 40 000 ton liner will run Bremen to New York at 20 to 21 knots and meet safety rules of multiple nations. First regular voyage slated for August under Captain Wettir.
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Danzig
Germany
Columbus
North German
Lloyd Line
Bremen
New York
Wettir
Firebug Sets Oil Laced Hall Ablaze Endangering 36
S F Hill of Roseland was seriously hurt and 35 others narrowly escaped death in Wilkinsburg when an attempt to burn the Bachelor Hall apartments failed. Oil soaked waste scattered through corridors ignited.
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Pittsburg
Penn
S. F. Hill
Roseland
S. J
Bachelor Hall
Wilkinsburg
Witness testifies United Shoe Machinery case
Robert P. Hazard of Gardiner Missouri testified in dissolution proceedings against United Shoe Machinery Company that he used several machines from other makers without objections from United. He cited Puritan eyesetting Goodyear and Freeman stitching machines and noted wage and production gains due to improved equipment. Hazard owned stock and said rebates and royalties favored efficiency and higher pay.
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Robert P. Hazard
Gardiner, Mo
United Shoe Machinery Company
United
Freeman
United Company
Goodyear
Goodyear Company
Goodyear patent case notes end of old patents
Elmer P. Howe, linked with Sidney W. Winslow in organizing the company, completed testimony and stated that the patents on the old Goodyear machines had all expired before the United proceedings.
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Elmer P. Howe
Sidney W. Winslow
Goodyear
United
Trustees Visit Planned With Tea and Entertainment
Trustees are expected to visit the buildings with a musical entertainment and tea poured by the ladies of the home. Part I of Herbert Kenciman's story The Pride of the Taveler's appears in next Sunday's Post Magazine. Don't miss it.
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Nual
Columbus Avenue
Roxbury
Edwin Wright
Herbert Kenciman
St Jacobs Oil Promises Fast Rheumatic Pain Relief
Claiming rheumatism is mainly pain, the ad urges immediate relief by applying St Jacobs Oil to the tender spot. It touts instant relief, no skin burning, and the cure as harmless for ailments including sciatica neuralgia lumbago backache sprains and swellings. A small trial bottle is recommended for quick comfort.
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St. Jacobs
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