Regain Seized Ships by Temporary Injunction
The United States Mail Steamship Company regained possession of nine steam ships seized last week by the United States Shipping Board over $400,800 in charter hire. A state Supreme Court injunction restrains the Shipping Board and related lines from interfering with the company. the injunction returns next Thursday.
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New York
United States Mail Steamship Company
United States Shipping Board
State Supreme Court
Burr
Shipping Board
United American Lines
Keith's Show Presents a Roster of Variety Acts
Busy folks at Keith's feature a lineup headed by William and Gordon Dooley with the Morin sisters, plus Mary Haynes, Emma Haig, Pistel and Johnson, the Tuscano brothers, Harry Delf, Elsie La Bergere, Drew and Wallace, and standard films. The act list highlights burlesque stunts, impersonations, dancing, blackface comedy, and touring names in a lively stage program.
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Keith
William
Gordon Dooley
Morin
Gordon
Peaches
Dooleys
Morris
Mary Haynes
Emma Haig
Richard W. Keene
Pistel and Johnson
Tuscano Brothers
Harry Delf
Jimmie
Elsie la Bergere
Drew
Wallace
Arrests After Late Night Fight In South End Park
A melee of about a dozen South End men on Massachusetts Avenue near Tremont Street ended with four men taken into custody for profanity. Patrolman J D Granger, awakened from sleep, intervened and forced the four against a wall before backup arrived. The detainees Harold Murphy Barney Rubin Walter De Graan and John F Hannon all from the South End were booked at the East Dedham Street station.
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South End
Massachusetts Avenue
Tremont Street
Dedham Street
J. D. Granger
Back Bay
Hast Dedham Street
Harold Murphy
Barney Rubin
Walter de Graan
John F. Hannon
Hub Store Wins Prize in Zain Ad Writing Contest
One thousand dollars in cash prizes were awarded to dealers cooperating with the Zain Ad Writing Contest. Hundreds of store window displays across New England showcased products advertised in the contest, highlighting the campaign’s appeal.
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New England
Houghton and Dutton Win First Prize in Zain Contest Display
The Houghton and Dutton Department Store of Boston wins $400 for the top window display. The prize is split with $260 to the store and $150 to the display manager F. Baker. The display features 17 products across a Beacon Street window and includes posters and two large displays.
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Houghton & Dutton Department Store
Boston
H. B. Wittum
Houghton & Dutton
F. Baker
Beacon Street
Gillette Safety
Colgate
Romance
Eaton’s Highland
Wonderwear
Kool Shaw
Holland’s
Goodey’s
Sage Allen Company
Hartford
Duncan & Goodell Company
Forbes & Wallace Department Store
Springfield
Eaton
Highland
New Haven
R. T. Warner Company
Family Golf at Belmont Screens Local Talent in Friendly Event
The Belmont amateur pro golf tournament became a family affair with the Nicol and Small clans prominent. I W Small and Harry Nicol teamed to win the first prize, while Irving Small Jr and Jack Shea took third. Special scores honors went to Willie Ogg with 67 and a 68 tie between Turner Chisholm and Hohman Ouimet in the afternoon.
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Belmont
Nicol
Small
I. W
Brick
Harry .Nicol
Oak Hill Club
Fitchburg
Dick” Marden
Burt Nicol
Irving Small, Jr
Jack Shea
Kernwood
Willie Ogg
W. W. Windle
H. A. Turner
Alex Chisholm
Portland
Johnny Hohman
Wilfred Ouimet
I. W. Small
Harry Nicol
Marden
Ere Small, Jr
V. B. Page
Ralph Thomas
W. G. Ball
John Cowan
Bob Harlow
Walter Howe
J. A. Hohman
Turner
R. V. Cox
J. Barry
A. P. Wade
F. A. Gilmar
J. G. McNeil
Joe Lally
Adams
J. J. Keenen
Burgess
R. C. VanArsha
A. Crittenden
Ll. Cotrel Canigan
Tom Deane
Illman, Jr
W. Nic
J. Bernardi
Froth’ham
E. McPha Oe
Connelly
W. Duffy Clough
Tom Keene
E. A. Meigher
Arrested for Attempt to Pass Forged Checks
Harold W. Stone of 406 Main street Joverett was arrested in Reading yesterday charged with trying to pass a forged $30 check on a Reading merchant. Police say he confessed and identify him as the man who passed worthless checks in Wakefield Woburn and Winchester. Rep in Woburn court from Brookline Brockton and other cities expected today to pursue charges of forgery.
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Harold W. Stone
Main Street
Joverett
Reading
Wakefield
Woburn
Winchester
Stone
Brookline
Brockton
Streetcar service plan eyed to ease Sunday crowds at Revere Beach
A cooperative effort by the Eastern Massachusetts street railway and the Revere police aims to improve Sunday service to Revere Beach. Police Chief John J. Dyer received a praising letter from Frank I. Hardy of Chelsea district railways, with another conference planned. The railway blames automobilists for delays, warning blockades endanger crowds of excursionists unless authorities regulate moves of cars and streetcars. In a separate case, Vincenzo Procopio and Rosina Bettina face fraud charges in Central Court over $1400 paid to procure a wife and home, with Forti allegedly duped before the scheme unraveled.
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Revere Beach
Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway
Revere
John J. Dyer
Frank I. Hardy
Chelsea
Street Railway
Girardo Forti
É Central’Court
Vincenzo Procopio
North End
Rosina Bettina
Waltham
Boston
Tesorero
Mooney
Forti
Rosina
Procopio
Revere Patrolman Joins New Auto Division Leadership
Edward G. O'Hara a Revere patrol man is named to head the state motor vehicle registration inspection force. He will train 10 men for road and highway enforcement and study automobile laws and court procedures. Assignment of officers to posts is pending.
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Edward G. O’hara
Revere
O’hara
Revere Police Department
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Weer Company
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Liocerr & Myers Toracco Co
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Bay State Railway
George Edward Sewall
Brookline and
Westmoreland, N. H
Lamb
Mohican
Meadowbrook Creamery
Meadowbrook Hennery
Roxbury
Washington
Moody St
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Maracat
Davenport
R.h.white Co
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