U S Will Be Represented At Brussels Peace Conference
A U S delegation will join the traveling peace conference in Brussels with W W C Boyden and Colonel James A Logan among the unofficial members. Reparations and financial issues for Germany will be debated as the supreme council and experts meet. Independence Day celebrations in Brussels honor the United States.
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Brussels
Associated Press
United States
Palaisos Academies
W.W. C. Boyden
Chicago
James A. Logan
Reparations Commission
Supreme Council
Germany
Span
M. de la Croix
David Lloyd George
M. Millerand
Marshal Foch
Viscount Chinda
Japan
Count Sforza
Albert
Max
Three Men Sentenced to Eighteen Years for Murder
In Providence on July 1, Joseph Carozello Giovanni Carizzi and Achille Castagno were sentenced to 18 years in State prison for the January 21 1919 store murder of Giuseppe Sardo. They claimed Boston as residence and were found guilty of murder in the second degree. Judge Doran denied a new trial motion by attorney William H. Lewis of Boston.
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Providence
R. I
Joseph Carozello
Giovanni Carizzi
Achille Castagno
Giuseppe Sardo
Boston
Doran
William H. Lewis
Fire Underwriters Oppose Fireworks Proposals
NewYork July 1 The National Board of Fire Underwriters urged state and city officials to enforce fireworks display regulations to curb perceived risks. The board cites estimated property losses of 1 250 000 over the past four years from fireworks incidents.
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New York
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Hands Off American Shipping Board Vows Strong Defense
Washington July 1 The Shipping Board chairman warned foreign interests to stop trying to interfere with the American merchant marine. He said the board will push ahead to build up a national fleet as designed by the Jones Act despite threats and propaganda aimed at defeating the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
Benson
The
Shipping Board
Admiral Benson Warns on U S Control of Trade
Admiral Benson urged Congress to grant any needed authority to protect American interests in controlling export and import traffic. He warned foreign carriers threatening to divert Pacific coast business could trigger action by the Shipping Board and Interstate Commerce Commission to safeguard U S ports and vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Admiral Benson
Congress
Pacific Coast
Benson
Shipping Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
British Columbia
Atlantic
Shipping rates and equal cargo consideration debate
A section of the merchant marine act permitting preferential rates could be used to require equal consideration for cargoes from discriminating ports to United States vessels owned by private citizens or by the Shipping Board.
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United States
Shipping Board
City Trust Company of Newton Granted Charter
The City Trust Company of Newton received a charter from the State Board of Bank Incorporation on petitions by Louis K. Liggett Edwin G. Childs Thomas W. White F W Stearns Leyland Powers and others. The capital will be 200000 with a paid in surplus of 100000. Newton Trust Company officers opposed at a prior hearing.
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City Trust Company of
Newton
State Board of Bank Incorporation
Louis K. Liggett
Edwin G. Childs
Thomas W. White
F. W. Stearns
Leyland Powers
The
Newton Trust Company
South End Man Prostrated by Heat
Alvin B. Martin, 75, lodging at 599 Columbus Avenue, was prostrated by heat and collapsed at the corner of Washington Street and Broadway. He is at City Hospital. daughter Mary Wild resides on Warren Avenue, Hyde Park.
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Alvin B. Martin
Columbus Avenue
City Hospital
Washington Street
Broadway
Mary Wild
Warren Avenue
Hyde Park
Ten Guilty In Wave Of Shoplifting Pleas
Twenty women aged 17 to 60 pleaded guilty in the Court of Special Sessions Part 1 before Justices Moss Murphy and Voorhees. Ten received suspended sentences as first offenders while others were fined 25 to 75. With 42 shoplifting cases on the calendar the day exhausted the court and records for such cases. Judges note an epidemic of shoplifting blamed partly on high living costs.
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New York
Court of Special Sessions
Moss
Murphy
Voorhees
Tenants in Seville Chambers Not Faced with Eviction
Herbert Ellis of the Boston rent and housing committee said 26 families at Seville Chambers 160 Strathmore Road Br Brighton will not be evicted this month. The Puritan Real Estate Trust says leases end and renewals are due, no plan to raise rent or evict. subletting inquiries noted.
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Seville Chambers
Strathmore Road
Brighton
Herbert Ellis
The
Boston Rent and Housing Committee
Commission On the Necessaries of
Ellis
J. Scott McLearn
Puritan Real Estate Trust
Mr. Bilis
McLearn
Allston Street
Brookline
Afernoon
Cambridge Boy Killed by Auto Near Concord Ave Crossing
Tony Travia 12, son of Mr and Mrs Puale Travia of 681 Concord Ave Cambridge, was killed when he ran in front of a car near the Concord Ave railroad crossing. Driver Johnson of Belmont said he was driving for Mrs Grace Reed of Belmont, owner. The boy died of a fractured skull at Cambridge Hospital. Johnson was questioned at Harvard Square police station and not held.
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Tony Travia
P Uale Travia
Concord Avenue
Cambridge
Smith
Johnson
Grove Street
Belmont
Grace Reed
Harvard Square
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U.S
WNL
Eck
PCE
Rettetr T
Wort Fining Company
Dom
EF. Dalley Corporations Ltd
Buffalo
N.Y
South End
Nutfield
Head’s Nutfield
Hennery Egge
Nutfield Coffee
Nutfield Tea
Jersey Belle Tea
Old Colony
Bien Nutfield
Federal Reserve Bank
Lynn
New England
Frederic H. Curtiss
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
A? i
Associated Lynn
P. J. Harney Shoe Co
Lynch Shoe Co
Washington and
Essex Streets
Mass
Washington-Essex
Boylston-Essex
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