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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1921

Page

4

Weight will govern fare on Lawson armplane service

Milwaukee January 4 The Lawson Armplane Company will charge passengers by weight when its Chicago New York passenger and mail service starts next May Alfred W Lawson president announced. Provision allows for passengers up to about 4000 pounds weight with a standard poundage yet to be fixed.

Milwaukee Lawson Armplane Company Alfred W. Lawson

George E F Duffy Mill Reopens After Shutdown

Worcester January 24 The George E F Duffy Manufacturing Company resumes operations at Cherry Valley woolen mills with 100 workers back on shift after a three week shutdown. Employees face a pay cut of 1712 percent.

Worcester George EF. Duffy Cherry Valley

Judge Irwin Delivers Ruling In Cabot Weston Holmes Case

In Suffolk County court Judge Irwin denies McClennen’s motion to dismiss indictments and contemplates another trial. He notes dangers of publicity and the need to preserve fairness as Feeney presses for re trial on felony and misdemeanor charges involving Cabot Weston and Holmes. Neighborhood tensions flare as lawyers clash and a heated exchange ends court session.

Irwin Atlantic Avenue Edward F. McClennen Messrs Cabot Weston Holmes John P. Feeney Messrs. Cabot Pelletier Commonwealth Joseph OC. Pelletier Suffolk County Court House Boston Massachusetts Coakley Edward F. M'Clennen J. C. Pelletier McClennen Feeney Supreme Court Mr. McClennen

McClennen Trial Drama Shifts On Juror Tip Claim

In court McClennen vows to prove or eat his words about a tip from his wife. He says she told him, but law forbids her testimony. He promises to name the juror if the information exists. Cabot Weston and Holmes sit in spectators’ seats as court staff reposition defendants.

McClennen Weston Holmes Cabot Special Pleas Commonwealth Suffolk District Mr. Zeeney Feeney Messrs. Cabot

Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief

Ad touts Pape's Cold Compound as a quick cure for colds. It claims multiple doses every two hours clear nasal passages stop nose runoff relieve headache feverishness and dullness. The remedy is inexpensive at drug stores and is said to act without assistance and taste pleasant.

Pape

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