Shapiro to Again Receive New York Chauffeur License
William Shapiro, driver of the murder car involved in the Rosenthal assassination, will again get a chauffeur license in New York City. The license is approved by state secretary Mitchell May and reported to District Attorney Whitman. The case ties to Police Lieutenant Charles Becker and the July crime.
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New York
William Shapiro
Herman Rosenthal
Charles Becker
Whitman
Mitchell May
Smelter Company Sued Over 50 Thousand Dollar Claim
Benedict J. Baker sues The Republic Smelting Corporation of Arizona for 50000 claiming loss from an alleged contract. He alleges the company failed to honor a deal to pay him a 40 percent commission on stock sales up to 1,000,000 dollars.
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Republic Smelting Corporation of
Arizona
Benedict J. Baker
Rapid Action of Poslam for Skin Diseases
Poslam daily proves a cause of wonder for rapid cure of skin ailments. It soothes itching burning and angry skin, with visible progress toward clear skin. Poslam Soap softens tender skin, purifies the scalp, and is safe for babies. Available from druggists. samples offered by Emergency Laboratories in New York City.
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Posham
West 25Th Street
New York City
Probe rise in price of oil sparks DoJ inquiry
Washington February 6 The Department of Justice probes crude oil price increases linked to the Standard Oil decree violation inquiry. Investigators seek if former trust subsidiaries created higher prices or conspired, noting some firms hold yearlong crude reserves and small firms bear the burden. The oil probe should finish by month end with Attorney General notified. Wickersham attorneys Morrison and Pagan lead the case. Second warrants for Archbold Folger Jr Tagle of Standard Oil departed Dallas toward New York, awaiting service to align with Texas case readiness.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Standard Oil Company
Trust
Wickersham
Charlesb. Morrison
Oliver FE. Pagan
Morrison
United States District
Meek
Dallas
John D. Archbold
H. C. Folger, Jr
W. C. Tagle
Standard Oil
New York
Texas
Chelsea Man Held for Lodging House Robbery
John Hanson alias Virgil Trobridge of Chelsea is held by Portsmouth police for robbing Mrs. B. Davis’s lodging house on Cabot street. He took two gold watches three rings three chains and a bracelet while dining. Arrested in Dover while trying to dispose of the stolen property.
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Chelsea
Portsmouth
N. H
John Hanson
Virgil Trobridge
B. Davis
Cabot Street
Dover
Cheering and Hissing as Roosevelt Mention Sparks Uproar
At Harvard a 300 student audience interrupted a government review led by E A Cottrell as Theo dore Roosevelt was named among great leaders. Rooseveltians cheered while anti Bull Moose students hissed, forcing a five minute pause before Cottrell returned to the lesson and later Bryan drew cheers.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Harvard
E. A. Cottrell
Mr. Cottrell
Roosevelt
Two Policemen Sued by Boy in $6000 Case
William O'Brien a minor, through his father James O'Brien, sues Patrick Welch and Michael Goodman, both patrolmen from Station No. 7, for $6000 alleging assault on Sept 24, 1912. The boy says he was struck kicked and held in the station for a lengthy period.
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Patrick Welch
D Street
South
Boston
Michael Goodman
Quincy Street
Roxbury
William O’brien
James O’brien
Wellesley Students Embrace Punging In Winter Sport
Hundreds of Dana Hall School and Wellesley College students, daughters of prominent business leaders, swapped cars for the thrill of punging through Wellesley square. They call it a winter sport, claiming it beats skating hockey and tobogganing.
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Wellesley Square
Dana Hall School
Wellesley College
Dana Hall Snow Pung Ride Ends in Fall in Boston Square
In a playful but crowded scene near Dana Hall, more than 100 girls joined pungs for rides after classes. Students swarmed multiple vehicles, one Natick laundry run pung toppled into a snowbank, causing minor injuries and snowball fights among the crowds.
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Rock Ridge Hall
Dana Hall
Bailey
Boston & Wellesley Express Company
Dana
Natick
Heid Brings Tuberculosis Serum Home for Wife Cure
Dr. Austin B. Heid of Pittsburgh arrived from Europe with a culture said to be the Friedmann tuberculin serum now in the U S. Heid stated he has enough bacilli for one patient and that patient is his consumptive wife. The serum hopes to cure her but its effectiveness remains uncertain.
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New York
Austin B. Heid
Pittsburg
Potsdam
Europe
Heid grilled at quarantine over Friedmann cure claim
Dr Heid met by Dr Milton H Foster of Ellis Island health service and questioned for the United States government about the Friedmann serum. Heid said he was convinced of the cure and had obtained from Dr Friedmann just enough serum to treat one tuberculosis of the bone patient. Finlay, a city banker, offered Friedmann $1,000,000 to cure 95 of 100 patients under his care. the banker has a relative by marriage with tuberculosis.
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Heid
Milton H. Foster
Ellis Island
Piano company's plant destroyed by fire in Ontario
The Baldwin Robinson Company Ltd piano and musical instruments plant in St. Thomas Ontario was destroyed by fire today. The building and stock suffered about 100000 dollars in losses with 30000 dollars insured. The fire is believed to have started in the furnace room.
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ST. Thomas, Ont
Baldwin-Robinson Company, Ltd
Cottolene Offers Economy for Daily Cooking
Cottolene claims to cut butter bills by about two thirds, letting you use butter at the table while avoiding cooking costs. It emphasizes being a vegetable shortening, healthful and digestible, with about one third the price of butter and two thirds of a pound comparable to a full pound of butter or lard.
Mission to be held at Cathedral led by Jesuit fathers
The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Splaine announces the cathedral mission begins next Sunday and runs two weeks with separate weeks for women and men. During Passion Week a lecturer will present Catholic doctrine. Jesuit fathers from New York head the mission with ties to Boston College and Fordham College, including Rev. John O Donovan and Rev. Daniel J Quinn.
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M. J. Splaine
New York
Boston
Boston College
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Harrison Avenue
John O’donovan
Daniel J. Quinn
Fordham College
Stranded Fruit Boat Nearer Deep Water Near Long Beach
The Nicholas Cuneo, stranded fruit steamer, was dragged 26 feet toward deeper water near Long Beach, Long Island, by tugs on Tuesday. Wrecking crews plan to renew efforts at each high tide, aiming to float her by Saturday, with no current danger from wind or sea.
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New York
Nicholas Cuneo
Long Beach
Long Island
Jamaica
Foss Veto Sets Precedent On Salary Increases
Governor Foss vetoed the salary increase bill for the Board of License Commissioners, creating a new precedent that salary rises must be approved by the Commission on Economy and Efficiency. Norman H. White, Republican leader and chairman of the commission, now holds sway over both parties' pay raises.
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Foss
Board of License Commissioners
Commission On Economy and Efficiency
Norman H. White
Governor Foss Appointee Warns on Salary Bill Veto Message
Mr. White, Gov Foss appointee, notes the twofold aim of the public service commission and says legislation raising salaries without the commission’s recommendation would defeat its purpose. He objects to commissioners not serving full time. The Senate delays action on the veto message until next Monday.
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White
Foss
Senate
Electrification Debate Traces Lease Breach Claims
Nathan Matthews testified before the railroads committee charging the Boston and Albany violated lease terms with the New York Central, while New Haven’s electrification from Boston to Providence was cited as proof electrification can proceed without a Boston tunnel. Attorney William Coolidge noted railroads await Legislature guidance after years of uncertainty. Mellen's expenditures and equipment funding figures were cited amid opposition.
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Nathan Matthews
Boston & Albany
New Haven
Committee On Railroads
New York Central
New Haven Company
Boston
Providence
Matthews
William Coolidge
Coolidge
Mellen
Report on college course in public schools
A committee on education reported a resolution to study establishing collegiate courses in city and town public schools. The plan received support at a morning hearing. The mayor said the investigation would cost little and cited New York City public schools offering college courses as an example while Boston was urged to provide a free collegiate course.
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State Board of Education
Committee On Education
New York
Boston
District Attorney Opposes Pardon for Charles S. Cummings
Higgins of Middlesex county opposes granting clemency to Charles S. Cummings who is serving a long term in Charlestown for uttering a forged note from Framingham. The DA says Cummings worked Town Treasurer John B. Lombard and urges the case not merit executive clemency.
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Higgins
Middlesex County
Charles S. Cummings
Charlestown
Framingham
Cummings
John B. Lombard
Lincoln Day Orator Named Under Cox Plan In House
The Lincoln Day address will be delivered by a representative of the liberated race to the House. The speaker will name the orator, selecting either William H. Lewis or Booker T. Washington, under Cox of Boston's order carried without debate.
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United States
William H. Lewis
Booker T. Washington
House
Cox
Boston
Senate Orders Inquiry Into Telephone System
Senator Bazeley offered in the Senate yesterday an order for investigation of the telephone system by a commission of three. The resolve provides for a report by May 1.
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Bazeley
Senate
Whitman urges unpaid five member board for building law study
Edmund Whitman counsel for the master builders urged an unpaid five member board to investigate the state building laws statutes and regulations and report to the Legislature during mercantile affairs yesterday.
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Mercantile Affairs
Edmund Whitman
Addresses at Roslindale Baptist Church Series
A series of addresses will begin Monday night at Roslindale Baptist Church, led by Rev. Floyd L. Carr, and continue every evening through February 16. The speaker is Rev. C. P. Christopher, pastor of the First Baptist Church of Middleboro.
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Roslindale Baptist Church
Floyd L. Carr
C. P. Christopher
First Baptist Church of
Middleboro
Musterole Ointment Ad Claims Quick Relief
Old time Mustard Plaster replaced by Musterole Ointment offers fast relief without blistering. Sold in white glass jars, rub on for instant pain relief from sore throat bronchitis and many ailments. Widely used in hospitals, endorsed by doctors and nurses, available in 25c 50c and 2.50 sizes with hospital strength.
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Emness
Masterole Company
Cleveland
Ohio
M. Speers
St. Petersburg
Florida
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