Woman Accused of $1211 Theft at Clothing Company
Beatrice Lovejoy a bookkeeper at New England Clothing Company 665 Washington Street arrested by Bureau of Criminal Investigation inspectors Flaherty and Finn. Held on $2000 bail to Jan 28 after arraignment before Judge Thomas Dowd. alleged thefts over 18 months included falsified entries reducing receipts by 10 to 20 dollars per sale.
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The
New England Clothing Company
Washington Street
Beatrice Lovejoy
Flaherty and
Finn
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Thomas Dowd
Love
Brothers Arrested for Army Cloth Fraud
Three Malden brothers Max Morris and Jack Gordon are charged with stealing government cotton cloth valued at ten thousand yards with a total of twenty five thousand yards involved. The Gordons operated as Gordon Brothers makers of children's wear and held a contract to supply shirts to soldiers. They pleaded not guilty before a United States commissioner and posted cash bail.
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Malden
Max, Morris
Jack Gordon
Gordon Brothers
Gordons
United States
Baby Rescued From Eight-Quart Milk Can
Little Miss Claire Whitaker aged 2 a daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Whitaker of 107 Grafton Street East Arlington was playing near her home Monday afternoon when her foot slipped into an old buried milk can. Her foot became wedged in the can opening and rescuers finally freed it after sawing and cutting the can and removing the baby's shoe.
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Claire Gertrude Whitaker
Ernest C. Whitaker
Grafton Street
East Arlington
Whitaker
Worcester Gas Light Company Gas Price Reduction Ordered
The Gas and Electric Light Commission issued an order directing Worcester Gas Light Company to reduce its gas price from 1.15 to 1.10 per 1000 cubic feet. The ruling took effect yesterday and affects gas sold from the works.
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The
Gas and Electric Light Commission
Worcester Gas Light Company
League of Free Nations Topic Debate At Bates Hall
Ward 7 Good Government Association hosts a discussion on a League of Free Nations at Bates Hall Y M C A Huntington Avenue. Speakers include J Randolph Coolidge Jr Harvard professor George Grafton Wilson and Henry D Munn presiding.
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League of Free Nations
Ward 7 Good Government Association
Bates Hall
Huntington Avenue
Henry D. Munn
J. Randolph Coolidge, Jr
League of Free Nations Association
George Grafton Wilson
Harvard
Coolidge
United States
Wilson
Control of Railroads Saved U S
National banks grew and prospered despite war burdens with resources earnings and deposits hitting new highs according to Comptroller John Skelton Williams. The report credits conservative banking principles and Federal Reserve leadership for the financial success during the war period.
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Washington
John Skelton Williams
Federal Reserve System
United States
Federal Reserve Banks
Comptroller Reports Strong U S Banks Amid War Strain
The report covers the year ending Oct. 31 1918 noting Liberty Bond sales led by national banks with deposits rising, only two bank failures, and government control of railways averting a financial catastrophe. It cites total bank resources, earnings records, and calls for reforms including branch banks credits limits and director rotations.
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Williams
National Bank Acts
Interchurch drive seeks ten million across fourteen churches
Coadjutor Bishop Wilson R. Stearly and Dr. Robert H. Speer spoke at Trinity Church as 14 churches launch an interchurch emergency campaign to raise 10 million dollars. Each church will raise and manage its own funds without pooling, with a drive set for February 9 to 16 to sustain postwar church work.
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Wilson R. Stearly
New Jersey
Protestant Episcopal Church
Robert H. Speer
Trinity Church
George ©. Tamblyn
Seven Year Term Proposed for German President
London dispatch reports a draft German constitution proposing the emperor be elected by the people for seven years. The president would appoint the chancellor, who must resign if the chamber withdraws confidence by vote. It also requires Reichstag approval of all Germany league of nations treaties.
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London
British Wireless Service
League of Nations
Germany
League
Reichstag
Pure Blood Is the Best Nerve Tonic Ad promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills
An advertisement argues blood health nourishes nerves and cites Mrs S Carpenter of Burlington VT as an example. It claims Pink Pills revive strength, appetite, sleep, and reduce headaches without stimulants. The offer includes free booklet and mail order details for Schenectady based Dr Williams Medicine Co.
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S. Carpenter
Center Street
Burlington
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
Noone
Nedlin Soles Cut Shoe Bills Say Salt Lake Merchant Test
Salt Lake City merchant John Held records his Nedlin Soles wearing 19 months for two pairs of shoes. The ad claims Nedlin soles extend wear time and savings for families, with Goodyear Goodyear footwear backing and waterproof durable heels guaranteed to outwear rivals.
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John Held
Salt Lake City
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Comny
Akron
Ohio
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