Saves Boy by a Quick Stop on Ferry Street
Motorman Henry Durgin of the Bay State Street railway halted an outbound car on Ferry street Everett when Bernard Rabouin five years old coasted in front. The boy was caught under the mud guard but freed by the sudden stop preventing likely fatal injury.
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Henry Co. Purgin
Bay State Street Railway
Bernard H. Rabouin
Durgin
Ferry Street
Everett
Reed Avenue
Littles
WRECKS AUTO TO SAVE BOY
Dr M W White of Somerville says police failure to enforce a no coasting order on Boston Street Hill led him to crash his car yesterday afternoon to avoid a sledding child. He swerved to spare Joseph Cardello six, of Medford Street, and struck a heavy auto truck, shattering the windshield and mud guard.
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Boston Street
Somerville
M. W. White
Walnut Street
White
Joseph Cardello
Medford Street
Colonel Corn Wealth Not Spoiling Wife Simple Tastes
A color comic feature on Colonel Corn shows he pockets a large sum while his wife sticks to simple tastes. The narrative previews a Sunday Post page color strip in this humorous sequence.
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Colonel Corn
Next Sunday Post
Livermore Bags Big Leak Haul in Wilson Peace Message Probe
In New York on February 15 the House rules committee closed a session on the December leak of Wilson's peace message. It revealed Jesse L. Livermore, the famed plunger, built his comeback partly by betting against the market at that key moment. Investigators adjourned and will reconvene in Washington at the chair's call.
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New York
Wilson
House of Representatives
Jesse L. Livermore
Washington
Harriman
United States Steel
Livermore Widens Lead in Street Profit Amid Leak Inquiry
The article reports that J P Livermore earned about 800000 from short sales while Bernard Baruch made 478000, with Livermore's 86000 share short and 25000 share Baruch trade noted. Oliver Harriman testifies Livermore could not have benefited from any leak, referencing a November short selling start. A telegram signaled the winnings, and Livermore reportedly cleared a million in cotton during December. A Congress member’s December trades are mentioned but not named.
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Livermore
Bernard Baruch
Baruch
Mr. Livermore
Oliver Harriman
Harriman
J. I. WL
Wall Street
Palm Beach
Brother in law of Wilson quits firm
Washington reports R W Bolk ing a brother in law of President Wilson severed ties with F A Connolly and Co a local brokerage house the note forecast leak investigation found the firm had supplied clients with a forecast before public release Bol king denied knowledge and J Fred Essary testified he wrote the forecast
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Washington
R. W. Bolking
Wilson
F. A. Connolly & Co
3Olling
J. Fred Essary
Paper Makers Near Decision In Washington Conference
Representatives of news print paper manufacturers met with Federal Trade Commission counsel in Washington as talks continued. No statement on progress was issued, with an announcement possibly due tomorrow. DoJ seeks indictments for anti trust violations while FTC probes high paper prices and industry practices.
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Ashington
Heb
Federal Trade Commission
Trade Commission
Department of Justice
Neutrals Resume Ship Trade With Halifax Route Change
Neutral flag steamers detained since the German submarine policy may restart regular sailings using Halifax as port of examination instead of Kirkwall. The Holland America line’s Ryndam will sail to Rotterdam via Halifax as freighter with 800 tons of grain for the Netherlands government, while Noordam passengers await 24 hours notice.
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New York
Halifax
Kirkwall
Ryndam
Rotterdam
Noordam
Stockholm
Gothenburg
Carlsholm
Hellig Olavin
Netherlands
St Ambrose Holy Name Society Whist At Rowan Memorial Hall
St Ambrose Holy Name Society hosts a whist and dancing party at Rowan Memorial Hall Meeting House Hill tonight. Proceeds benefit the parish building fund as men strive to outdo past gaps, led by Rev Father Murphy who reports a successful effort to rally the group.
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Rowan Memorial Hall
Meeting House Hill
St. Ambrose’s Holy Name Society
Father Murphy
Parish Event Promises Large Prize List
The parish expects the event to be its most successful yet with a grand array of prizes including barrels of four coal sugar potatoes cut glass and silverware among other items.
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Gether
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