Governors Offer Mediation to End Milk Boycott
Massachusetts Maine Vermont and New Hampshire governors propose settling the milk boycott between New England Milk Producers Association and D Waiting and Sons C Brig ham and Elm Farm Mill. John K Whiting delays action until later as the offer is reviewed and arbitration is favored by the producers.
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Massachusetts
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
New England Milk Producers’ Association
D. Waiting and Sons
C. Brig‘ham* Company
Elm Farm Mill Company
Percival P. Baxter
John K. Whiting
Mr. Whiting
Producers’ Association
Five Woonsocket Boys Headed to Boston on 15 Cents
Three Woonsocket youths aged 13 to 17 left home without guidance and reached Boston with only 15 cents. Patrolman Regan found them at Back Bay station and they were taken to the Chardon Street home after giving their names and addresses as Walter Le forest Raymond Chessette and Demette Lambert from Woonsocket.
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Woonsocket, R. I
Boston
Regan
Back Bay
Chardon Street
Walter Leforest
Warren Avenue
Raymond Chessette
Diamond Hill
Arena Company Suits to Be Heard by Avery
Justice Carroll appoints Attorney N. P. Avery to hear three suits by the Boston Arena Company against the estate of Charles C. Abbey. The actions seek an accounting recovery of life insurance policy proceeds and sums paid on mortgages.
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Springfield
J. B. Carroll
Supreme Court
N. P. Avery
Holyoke
Boston Arena Company
Charles C. Abbey
Chicopee
John Rogers Courtroom Mixup Leads to Domestic Case
In Central Court judge and clerk clash with a Plymouth woodsman John Rogers charged with drunkenness pleads guilty then asks about a wife beating accusation. A second John Rogers is brought forward as a quiet citizen and remanded to Domestic Relations court to address family matters.
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John Rogers
Hudson
Central Court
Plymouth
New Hampshire
Rogers
Plea Heard on Opening North Side of Commonwealth Ave
Citizens at the Newton Board of Aldermen meeting urged opening the North side of Commonwealth avenue from Lake street to the Charles River. They argued the South side is congested while the North side now barred to motor traffic lacks activity. Protesters asked for keeping the North side for horse drawn carriages and saddle horses. A special traffic study committee was appointed.
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Newton
State Tax on Intangible Personal Property Profits
Profit equals the excess of sale proceeds over cost. Cost includes purchase price and broker fees, or value if bought before January 1, 1916. Losses from sales may be deducted from profits only within this income class. All gains from intangibles taxed at 3 percent. losses non deductible elsewhere. Tomorrow’s article covers Taxable Annuities.
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Massachusetts
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