United Shoe Claims U S Fails to Prove Monopoly
The United Shoe Machinery Company says the government failed to prove its case and seeks to amend its bill of complaint in the dissolution suit. Judges heard the motion as Charlies F. Choate argues the scope of the alleged monopoly differs from the machinery focused on sole fastening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Shoe Machinery Company
United States District Court
Putnam, Dodge and Brown
Charlies F. Choate
United Company
United States
United States in court over shoe machinery case amendment
The United States argues the amendment would alter the case on monopoly claims while the defense fears new testimony. Judge Putnam notes the government already proves legality of company formation and leases as 18 witnesses, all named by the defense, do not manufacture the machines in question.
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United States
James A. Fowler
Organization of
the United Company
Choate
Putnam
Thomas G. Plant
The Tiny Lads and the Wish ing Wisp Comic
A note announces The Tiny Lads and the Wish ing Wisp in the next Sunday Post. The item promises delight for children with a likely playful story and illustrations.
Rabid dog bites woman. deputy sheriff takes Pasteur treatment
In Wrentham, Mrs. Pond was bitten in the throat by a black male spaniel believed to be in the rabies advanced stage. Deputy Sheriff Charles W. Pond also began Pasteur treatment after the dog’s head tested positive for rabies. no other injuries were reported as the couple acted to drive the animal away.
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Wrentham
Charles W. Pond
Sheriff Pond
Pasteur
Brookline Girl Engaged to Lynn Man Beatrice Smith to Norton Webber
The engagement of Miss Beatrice Alice Smith of Brookline to Norton Page Webber of Lynn was announced yesterday. Miss Smith is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Smith of 19 St. Paul street Brookline. Webber is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter P. Webber of Lynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Alice Smith
Harry J. Smith
St. Paul Street
Brookline
Norton Page Webber
Walter P. Webber
Lynn
Beatrice Smith
Mrs Shepard Seeks Separate Support in Probate Court
Carrie C. Shepard of Somerville files for separate support at the Probate Court East Cambridge. She states Daniel L. Shepard, also of Somerville, is able but refuses to support and has deserted her. Judge George F. Lawton allows attachment of his property for 2000 dollars.
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Carrie C. Shepard
Somerville
East Cambridge
Daniel L. Shepard
Able
George F. Lawton
Be Kind Signs Adopted in Boston Team Campaign
The Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and the American Humane Education Society promote blue enamel Be Kind to Animals signs for teams. Boston teams Staples Coal Bay State Fuel and F C Warren & Bradford displayed the signs yesterday as part of a nationwide effort to curb cruelty and encourage humane treatment.
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Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of
American Humane Education Society
Boston
Staples Coal Company
Bay State Fuel Company
F. C. Warren & Bradford Company
Lincoln Day Proclamation by Governor Walsh
Governor Walsh issues the Lincoln Day proclamation calling for February 12 observances across the Commonwealth. The address honors Abraham Lincoln’s rise from poverty, his commitment to liberty, and urges displays of the flag, school and shop tributes, and gatherings of Grand Army of the Republic survivors to educate and inspire citizens.
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Walsh
Commonwealth
Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Grand Army of the Republic
Boston
United States of America
David I, Walsh
Faith binds couple as groom joins bride's Jewish faith
John T. Bird left his fiancée Dorothy Wollenberg to become a Jew in a four year devotion reminiscent of biblical Jacob. He joined a Kansas City congregation and she soon followed, leaving her parents’ Tremont Street shop to wed. The Wollenbergs approve the union.
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Jacob
John T. Bird
Dorothy Wollenberg
B. M. Wollenberg
Tremont Street
Kansas City
Mrs. Wollenberg
Carlo comic by A B Frost shines in next Sunday Post
The Sunday Post previews the continued Carlo animal comic by A B Frost, promising sharper humor and new gags that readers will find entertaining and witty.
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A.B. Frost
Next Sunday Post
Potomac Aids Icebound Schooners Off Bay of Islands
The U S naval tug Potomac arrived from Norfolk to help open a lane through sea ice for schooners Hiram Lowell and Francis Willard off Bay of Islands N F. Both ships carry cargoes for Captain T M Nicholson of Ducksport Me as light onshore wind affects operations.
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Curling
N. F
Potomac
Bay of Islands
Norfolk
Hiram Lowell
Francis Willard
T. M. Nicholson
Ducksport
Georgie Campbell
Ice and wrecked reach on way home
Ice and wrecked have reached here on their way home, signaling a disrupted return journey and continued travel concerns for those involved.
Dublin Editor Addresses Harvard Students on Disraeli
Wilfred Ward editor of the Dublin Review spoke to about 200 Harvard undergraduates in Emerson Hall on The Character of Disraeli delivering a concise critique of the statesman and his era.
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Wilfred Ward
The
Dublin Review
Harvard
Emerson Hall
Disraeli
Harvard Receives Gifts Totaling 127 893 Public fund gifts
The Harvard Corporation acknowledged gifts totaling 127 880 at its meeting. Of this amount 16 870 funded scholarships and fellowships 945 28 supported freshman dormitories and 65 710 was raised for miscellaneous purposes.
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Harvard Corporation
Alice McAloon and Thomas Bilodeau Wed at St Joseph Roxbury
Miss Alice L. McAloon of 176 Walnut avenue wed Thomas H. Bilodeau president of the Park Street Club at 2 pm yesterday. Rev Father Hooley of St Joseph Church Roxbury performed the ceremony.
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Alice L. McAloon
Walnut Avenue
Thomas H. Bilodeau
Park Street Club
Father Hooley
St. Joseph Church
Roxbury
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United Shoe
U.S
Washington
Morse
Adams Square
Cevetome
Omi
Hanover
Mrs. Pond
Lynn Man
Wendell Phillips
Anderson and
Phillips Streets
West End
Copley Sq. Pharmacy
Huntington
Epstein Drug Co
Scollay Square
Green
the Druggist, Inc
Tremont Row
Green’s Pharmacy
Tremont
W. N. McGreeners
Faneuil Hall Sq
Park Sq
Walker-Rintels Drug C
Walker-Rintels Drug C c., 166 Summer St. , Woodward Drug Co., 100 Tremont St
Zevitas
North &T
Waits
Neal Institute
Newbury ST
Back Bay
Worthington St
Springfield
Pleasant Ave
Portland
Smark
Sap
Dia
E. B. Horn CO. Wholesale and Retail
Washington Street
Newfoundland
Dublin
Bilodeau
McAloon
Brockton
Beverly Hyde Park
Worcester
Kuppenheimer Clothes
Kuppenheimer
Kennedy’s
Hawley Streets
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