Corporations Found Guilty In Tobacco Case
The jury acquitted individuals Karl Jungbluth and Howard T. Young but found Mac Andrews & Forbes Company and J. S. Young Company guilty on two counts. The corporations were convicted of forming an illegal combination to control licorice paste supply and of being a monopoly, while conspiracy charges against them were dropped.
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New York
United States Court Tonight
Karl Jungbluth
Howard T. Young
MacAndrews & Forbes Company
J. S. Young Company
Morse's Markdown Clothes Offerings Highlight Quality
The notice emphasizes Morse's markdowns on Morse-made clothing and advises shoppers to consider quality alongside price. It stresses that price should not outweigh the importance of high quality in determining value.
Pauper Board To Be Named
Mayor Fitzgerald announced plans to appoint a new board of trustees for pauper institutions before February first. John B. Martin, penal institutions commissioner, currently heads the department, but law requires a board to supervise the pauper institutions. The mayor favors a single headed paid commission but will not seek legislative changes now.
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Fitzgerald
John B. Martin
Penal Institutions
Martin
Induction Ceremony for St. John's Court No 33 M C O F
At Institute Hall East Cambridge last evening over 600 witnesses saw the public installation of St. John's Court No 33 M C O F Deputy High Chief Ranger Joseph F Tivnan of Salem led the ceremony with St John's degree staff. High officers Charles E Benning and Timothy B Reardon addressed the gathering.
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Institute Hall
East Cambridge
St. John’s Court
No. 33
Joseph F. Tivnan
Salem
St. John’s
High Court
Charles E. Benning
Timothy B. Reardon
Kinder Installed as President of Boston Cigarmakers Union 97
William F. Kinder, elected by a large vote, will be installed as president of Boston Cigarmakers Union 97 at Investigator Hall, 11 Appleton Street. Born December 8, 1870 in Syracuse, he previously worked as a cigar stripper and served on the Boston label committee. The union marks 25 years since its 1882 founding and now counts about 2300 members.
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William F. Kinder
Boston Cigarmakers’ Union 97
Investigator Hall
Appleton Street
President Kinder
Syracuse
N. Y
Albany
Buffalo
Troy
Elmira
Springfield
Boston
Union 97
Master Carpenters Discuss Liability in Social Meeting
The Master Carpenters Association of Boston met at the Quincy House for a social and smoker. About 35 members attended an informal discussion on the employers liability law.
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Master Carpenters’ Association of Boston
Quincy House
Auto bill protest clouds recent Republican campaign spend
The Republican city committee paid 300 to E T Kimball Co for auto hire in the last campaign under protest. Officials say the true amount owed was 97.22 after a chauffeur’s run to Everett ended in a tree. Treasurer Guy Murchie reports receipts of 2700 and disbursements 3883.77, a 1183.77 shortage, with 2500 from William E Wells and 100 each from David A Ellis and George Holden Tinkham.
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Republican City Committee
E. T. Kimball Company
Republican
Everett
Guy Murchie
William E. Wells
David A. Ellis
George Holden Tinkham
Will contest ends over $50 000 estate in Mansfield
In Taunton, Jan 10, the Probate Court heard the will of Sybil Berkinhead of Mansfield. Mrs Mary Bailey of Philadelphia seeks a larger share beyond the $500 to her, while the rest goes to her sister Mrs Alice Bailey of Mansfield. The hearing concluded with arguments and is taken under advisement by Judge William E Fuller.
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Mary Bailey
Philadelphia
Sybil Berkinhead
Mansfield
Taunton
Alice Bailey
William E. Fuller
Yale Club of Boston Holds Annual Dinner
The Yale Club of Boston met at the Hotel Thorndike with 175 alumni present. Dr. Fred B. Percy served as toastmaster, and Charles B. Pierce added entertainment with stories. Harris S. Frazer, class of 1883, was elected president and Henry Co. Stetson was re elected secretary treasurer.
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Yale Club
Boston
Thorndike
Kills Cousin Then Himself in Roanoke Tragedy
In Roanoke Virginia Wallace C Mays 2 unmarried shot and killed his cousin Mrs Etta Murray 30 wife of Frank Murray then killed himself. The event occurred in the Murray home witnessed by Leila Witt and Mrs Murray's daughter. Letters found on his body detailed his plan to kill Mrs Murray and himself.
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Roanoke
Wallace C. Mays
Etta Murray
Frank Murray
Mays
Mrs. Murray
Murray
Leila Witt
Collision of Wagons May Be Fatal to Youth
Daniel Cogan aged 17 of 15 Taylor Street South End was driving a team on State Street yesterday when his wagon struck Hoyt's express wagon. He was thrown to the ground with probable fatal injuries and taken to Relief Hospital where doctors found a brain concussion. They held out little hope for recovery.
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State Street
Daniel Cogan
Taylor Street
South End
Hoyt
Cogan
Shaw and Neal Deny Tarbox Statements
Chief Shaw and Deputy Neal refute claims by Frederick Tarbox that Shaw planted a knife sheath in Charles Tucker’s pocket and misled Tucker about the item. Tarbox’s account is labeled utterly absurd, with specifics of the Newton case disputed and Tarbox reported as absent from key moments.
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Joseph E. Shaw
State Police
Frederick Tarbox
Newton
Shaw
Charles L. Tucker
Tarbox
Chief Shaw
Tucker
Mabel Walker
Post
General Whitney
Tucker House
Neal
McAuliffe
Weston
Whitney
Page House
Police
Governor as Witness in Harris Tucker Case Injunction
Governor Guild may appear as a witness next Monday in Superior Court injunction proceedings brought by Dr Harris former medical examiner. The case seeks to stop Boston American from printing more documents allegedly written by Harris on the Tucker matter. Attorneys split on service obligation.
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Governor Guild
Malone
Superior Court
Harris
Boston American
Tucker
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