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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1915

Page

13

Build Now is a Good Business Idea in War-Era Market

Builders face reduced costs and high demand as 24 general contractors bid for the Salem Masonic Temple plus 36 bid on Mattapan Hospital projects and 28 on the Niles block reconstruction. Officials say prices for cement and steel have fallen while money is available, encouraging owners to start work now.

New Salem Masonic Temple Mattapan Hospital Niles City Hall Avenue Post L. C. Wason Aberthaw Construction Company Wason Philip Hill The Commercial Bulletin New England Boston William N. Swain Co-Operative Banks Co-Operative Greater Boston Martin Brown Woodstock Lumber Company

Trial Testimony Details Miss Ryan and Mansfield Abroad

Testimony describes Miss Ryan and Mansfield traveling through Europe from 1910 to 1918. He recounts meetings with a German doctor, various hotels, and gifts including a diamond ring and a special auto. He details their finances, adoptions talk, and multiple illnesses and reconciliations.

Vienna Munich Buda Pesth Genoa Venice Monte Carlo Mansfield Hermitage Ryan Bessie Salem Commonwealth Avenue Henry J. King West Haven Conn Inlaw Terncroft Sullivan Miss Ryan Europe Ferncroft New York Claridge

Jurisdiction Doubt in Antitrust Suit Against Baseball

Chicago January session centers on federal court jurisdiction and the free agent status after contract expiry. Attorney Pepper argues for federal question need and emphasizes labor not being commerce, citing Hammerstein case and Clayton Act sections. He contends the league’s grievances target past gains, not minor hardships, and defends the one season after term rule as a liberty-promoting provision.

Chicago Rought George W. Pepper Philadelphia Organized Baseball Pepper Lee Magee Hammersteitn Metropolitan Opera Company Landis Keene H. Addington Quincy A. Meyer Federal League National Commission Mordecai Brown

Exceptions in City Bank Case Prompted by Theft Probe

Former Governor John L. Bates as receiver for National City Bank of Cambridge filed 101 exceptions in U S District Court to the master's report on a suit against the bank’s president and directors over a theft of over 310000 by a bookkeeper. The master found no actionable negligence by the officials. Bates contests most findings and the master's refusals.

John l. Bates National City Bank of Cambridge United States District Court Robert C. Harris

Tufts selects relay team for Coast Artillery meet

After yesterday's time trials on Tufts outdoor board track, the four relay runners named are Robert L. McLellan first, Bernard Tyler second, James Penaligan third, and Henry A. Stafford anchor. Substitutes are Lawrenceeel and Leggett.

Tufts Coast Artillery Robert L. McLellan Bernard ©. Tyler James Penaligan Henry A. Stafford Lawrence ‘Eel Leggett Rohrman Barron Bratt Bisbee Penaligan Tyler

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