Prices Drop in Boston Women’s Garments as Spring Arrives
Boston shops report lower prices across coats suits dresses and skirts due to early spring arrivals and a late winter. Values include $5 hand tailored suits $49 Bolivia coats and a 25 to 30 percent cut on popular items. Furs also show declines fueling fresh markdowns as retailers anticipate higher prices next season.
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Receivers appointed for E. E. Smith Co in bankruptcy
The firm, led by treasurer Mr. Smith, faces a bankruptcy petition with assets of about 1.997 million including stock seats and unlisted securities. Receivers Freeman Hinckley Foster Baldwin were named by Judge Hale. unsecured creditors include Vaughan and Kennealy while major secured lenders listed include several Boston banks and trust companies. Smith states Century Steel losses and support for customers drove insolvency as the firm plans to maximize intrinsic values to satisfy creditors.
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Century Steel
Smith
Century
Mr. Smith
Century Company
Hale
United States District Court
Olmstead
Freeman
A. Hinckley
Walter J. Foster
Boston
George 3. Baldwin
Brookline
Henry FP. Vaughan
J. A. Kennealy
Salem
C. J. Huma
Fairfield
Federal Trust Company
Second National Bank
Somerville National Bank
Dorchester Savings Bank
Exchange Trust Company
Alfreds. Davenery
Harvard Trust Company
Cambridge
Metropolitan Trust Company
Second National Bank of Malden
Tremont Trust Company
Wrenn Brothers Company of
Wrentham National Bank
Malden Trust Company
Boston Penny Savings Bank
State Street Trust Company
Waltham Trust Company
Blake Brothers of
New England
New York
The
Stock Exchange
Statth & Co
Franklin Association honors secretary treasurer with gold watch
Members of Franklin Association No 1 PP and AU present Michael Coney with a gold watch and chain and diamond cuff links to mark 20 years as secretary treasurer. Presentation made by President Walter A Laverty at Red Men’s Hall Tremont Street.
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Fiances Murder Trial Highlights Jealous Threats
In Pittsfield on January 18 the defense heard testimony that Bruno Mazzatto threatened to kill Vincenzo Desteto and place him at the feet of Desteto’s fiancée Anna Philomena amid calls to cease pursuing her. Witnesses said Mazzatto warned Desteto’s brother Vita and fired at the Maldo home weeks earlier. The defense sought a halt to counter prejudicial testimony, but the judge denied.
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Pittsfield
Bruno Mazzatto
Vincenzo Desteto
Desteto
Anna Philomena
The
Commonwealth
Mazzatto
Vincenzo
Vita
Anna
Tony Maldo
Manzatto
Maldo
Thomas F. Cassidy
Two Dead Ten Hurt In Film Plant Fire
Bayonne New Jersey residents awoke to a deadly blaze at a building housing multiple film manufacturing firms. Two killed one a 4 year old woman Miss Ethel Suckow and a 21 year old man believed to be Arthur Post ten others injured all employees accounted for after the fire.
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Bayonne
N. J
Ethel Suckow
Arthur Post
National election called a joke by William Allen White
William Allen White, editor of the Emporia Gazette, denounced the national election as a vast joke. He criticized both major parties for lacking solutions to economic issues and argued the public should have real say in governance. He praised Wilson’s idealism and predicted party leaders would not represent the people.
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Emporia
White
League
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Mr. White
Chicago
Herbert Hoover
San Francisco
William
McAdoo
Political claim on party unity and League of Nations
A speaker asserts no real difference between Democrats and Republicans on platforms and claims both sides deceive voters about the League of Nations. He alleges Republicans misled Irreconcilables about not joining a league and Democrats misled Wilson about acceptance.
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Funeral services for Judge Henry Willard Bragg in Boston
The legal community of Boston and nearby areas attended the funeral of Judge Henry Willard Bragg at Arlington Street Church. Rev. Paul Revere Frothingham led the services. burial will follow today at Cedar Grove Cemetery in Milford. Ushers included George S. Selfridge Torrance Parker John P. Brennan and Judge Charles B. Sullivan.
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Henry Willard Bragg
Arlington Street
Paul Revere Frothingham
D. D
Cedar Grove Cemetery
Milford
George 3S. Selfridge
Torrance Parker
John P. Brennan
Cambridge
Charles 8. Sullivan
Charlestown Court
Bragg
Prisoner Wins by Compromise in Chicago Case
The jury in the George Smith shooting case with Policeman George Braxton failed to reach a decision after hours. The prosecutor and defense negotiated a plea to assault with a three month sentence, while the jury returned a verdict of guilty with a penalty of one to fourteen years.
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Chicago
George Smith
George Braxton
Stephen A. Malato
Smith
Taxi Stand Rule to be Decided by Supreme Judicial Court
The full bench of the Supreme Judicial Court will hear a constitutional challenge to a police commissioner's rule granting exclusive taxi stands at hotels and other points. Irving Sampson James Miller Barney Goodman and Ernest Goldston of the Independent Taxi and Cab Owners Association were arrested and face trial for invading private stands at South Station. The case hinges on equal rights on public highways and will proceed on an agreed statement of facts.
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Irving Sampson
James Miller
Barney Goodman
Ernest Goldston
Independent
Taxi and Cab Owners’ Association
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