United Shoe Case Denies Urging Strike in Plant Shop
Defense testimony during dissolution proceedings in the United States District Court refutes government charges that United Shoe Machinery attempted to foment a strike at its Plant shop. Witnesses say there was no union talk or $2000 entertainment expense. trouble stemmed from new Wonder Working machines lowering output. Court adjourned for Christmas recess to Jan 6.
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United Shoe Machinery Company
United Company
United States District Court
United
Frank Morrison
Albert Harrison
Lasters
Morrison
Plant
Marrison
Choate
Carl Kilburn
Harriman
Hetch Hetchy Bill Signed by Wilson
President Wilson signed the Hetch Hetchy bill granting a public water supply to San Francisco. He said the measure serves the region’s needs without impairing the public domain.
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Washington
Wilson
San Francisco
Miss Saltonstall to Wed Meyer in Boston Social Event
Miss Frances Saltonstall daughter of Mr and Mrs Philip L Saltonstall and George von L Meyer Jr son of the former Secretary of the Navy are to marry today at noon in a Boston ceremony. The engagement was announced last June the day before Mr Meyer graduated from Harvard.
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Boston
New York
Washington
Palm Beach
Frances Saltonstall
Philip L. Saltonstall
George von L. Meyer
Navy
Mr. Meyer
Harvard
Milton
Church of the Holy Spirit
Mattapan
Meyer Saltonstall wedding set for Holy Spirit Church
Bishop William Lawrence will perform the marriage in Mattapan square Episcopal Church of the Holy Spirit assisted by Rev Allan Md Taylor and Rev Endicott Peabody. The ceremony includes 250 prominent guests from Boston and beyond with Saltonstall giving the bride.
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William Lawrence
Episcopal Church of the Holy Spirit
Mattapan Square
Endicott Peabody
Groton School
Meyer
Marvard
Boston
Brookline
Milton
New York
Washington
Saltonstall
Rose Saltonstall
Julia von L. Meyer
John Griswold Webb
Harvard
Mr. Meyer
Brush Hill Road
Fairmount Avenue
Palm Beach
Hamilton
Wright motor donated to Le Mans museum
The first motor used by Wilbur Wright was presented to the Le Mans museum by Leon Bollee, the French automobile and aero plane constructor who recently died. Bollee also left models related to early automobile and aircraft history to the museum.
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LE Mans
France
Wilbur Wright
Leon Bollee
Bollee
Mrs Benton Addresses Vermont Association in Boston
Mrs. Benton wife of Colonel Everett C. Benton spoke at the Vermont Association meeting at Copley Plaza Boston last night. She described a trip through South America illustrated by lantern slides and noted she and Colonel Benton recently toured the entire continent.
Saxonville Man Finds Two Foot Eleven Inch Parsnip
L Young of Saxonville dug a bed of parsnips and unearthed a colossal specimen measuring two feet ten inches in length. The main root matches a normal parsnip, but the extended tail creates an unusually large vegetable that prompted a report to the Post vegetable editor.
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Co. L. Young
Saxonville
Young
Harvard Men to Give Bury Fair in Spring Production
The Delta Upsilon chapter at Harvard selects Bury Fair by Thomas Shadwell for its spring show with J. Hume as coach and Gardiner Hale handling scenery. Performances are planned in Cambridge and Boston locations with a potential Wellesley staging. The ad promotes LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE with FE W GROVE signature.
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Delta Upsilon
Harvard
Bury Fair
Thomas Shadwell
J. Hume
Gardiner Hale
Cambridge
Boston
Jamaica Plain
Wellesley
Murder will out but king of grafters walks free again
A letter from Raymond at 354 Washington St questions why a powerful figure in public service corporations is not investigated and asks whether concealment or exposure governs the process. He pleads for the commonwealth of Massachusetts to be protected.
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Scott
GOD Save the Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Titan Portrait of Philip II Arrives for Cincinnati Museum
A rare Titian portrait of Philip II, kept by the artist, arrives in the United States and heads to the Cincinnati Art Museum. The likely $400,000 work was bought by a wealthy Cincinnati donor who wishes to remain anonymous. The painting, never before publicly exhibited, has a storied history and previously rested in England.
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New York
Cincinnati Art Museum
Titian
England
Hugh Lad
Cincinnati
Charles V
Spain
Charles
Philip II
Italy
Augsburg
Germany
Philip
Mary of England
Captor of Yeggs Dead
Lawrence. Harry W. Robinson postoffice inspector for the New England district died at Barr Sanitarium after surgery for appendicitis. Renowned for capturing many post office robbers he served from 1892 to 193? including stints in Missouri Arkansas and Washington Virginia before New England assignment. He lived at 34 Sheridan St with wife and two sons. survived by parents and sister Ella.
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Lawrence
Harry W. Robinson
New England
Federal Building
Boston
Maine
California
Barr
Inspector Robinson
Robinson
Missouri-Arkansas
St. Louis
Washington-Virginia
Capital
Willis Heath
Salisbury
Sheridan Street
Miss Ella
Springfield High School
Taught Girl to Steal Charged in Wakefield Break-ins
Pringle, 19, held on four counts of breaking and entering and larceny after pleading guilty to one count. Bertha Eldridge, arrested with him, is sought in Lowell on a Mill City charge. Wakefield police linked a red sweater and two suitcases to thefts from at least twelve Wakefield houses, all tied to Pringle.
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Pringle
Wentworth
Somerville
Eldridge
Lowell
Mill City
Bertha Eldridge
Annie Clark
Avon Street
Wakefield
Pollard
Wakefield Police
Fourne
Geere
Crippled Captain Reassigned Promoted in Charlestown
Police Commissioner O Meara issued a general order confirming the disposition of Captain George D Yeaton of the City square station Charlestown who lost his leg to blood poisoning. Lieutenant Michael J Goff of Joy street station was promoted to captain and assigned to Charlestown station.
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O'Meara
George D., Yeaton
City Square
Charlestown
Michael J. Goff
Joy Street
Captain Yeaton Assigned to Duty at Police Headquarters
In the same order Captain Yeaton is assigned for duty at police headquarters in the superintendent's office. He is excused from duty until his present leave of absence terminates.
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Yeaton
Police Promotions and Transfers Signal Back Bay Reshuffle
To fill the vacancy created by Lieutenant Goff promotion, Sergeant Perley Skillings of the Back Bay station is promoted to lieutenant and assigned to the Joy street station. Sergeant Michael C. Bresnahan of the Charlestown station is transferred to the Back Bay station.
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Goff
Perley Skillings
Back Bay
Joy Street
Michael C. Bresnahan
Charlestown
Fireman and Editor Gould Dies After Illness in Melrose
James M. Gould a veteran fire fighter and eight year editor of the Fireman's Standard died after a ten day pneumonia illness in Melrose. Born December 10 1844 in Charlestown he served 25 years with Charlestown Boston and Somerville fire departments and helped fight the great Boston fire. He was associated with the John E Wool hose company in Somerville and the Winter Hill hose company. Survived by widow Julia A Gould and daughter Mrs Rose M Story of Melrose 328 East Foster Street.
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James M. Gould
East
Fireman's Standard
New England
Julia A. Gould
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Louis Harriman
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Richard System
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America
Strouse & Bros
Baltimore
Character Clothes
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R. B. Fashion Clothes
Rochester
Adler's Clothes
Milwaukee
Griffon Clothes
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Eeats Pheart
Dal City
Washington Street
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Providence Establishment
Westminster Street
George von L. Meyer, Jr
Mrs. Benton
Vermont Association
FE. W. Grove
Willout
Washington St
Yours Truly
Raymond
Real Titan
Yeggs
Frank A. Andrews, Inc
Washington, Col
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Waltham Watches
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Boston Fur CO
Winter St
Stowell’s
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Union St
Washington St. Jefferson Building
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Fleur Scoffei Sale
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Sue van Camp
Wan Camp
Fancy Sound
Walter Baker
John T. Connor
LENOX
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