Trust fund to pay debts to be used for creditors
Benjamin P. Cheney of Boston must devote the principal of a large trust fund to paying his debts. Allan Forbes of Westwood, trustee in bankruptcy, filed the suit to reach and apply the fund. The fund stemmed from Cheney senior, founder of United States and Canada Express Co., who died in 1895.
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Benjamin P. Cheney
Boston
Supreme Judicial Court
Allan Forbes
Westwood
Cheney
United States & Canada Express Co
Sound amplifiers to broadcast Nichols inauguration address
The article explains use of Bell loud speakers to reach a large crowd at the inauguration next Wednesday. Dr Ernest Fox Nichols will succeed the late President Mactaurin with devices installed inside the Walker Memorial and outside, similar to Harding's inauguration that drew over 200000 listeners.
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Ernest Fox Nichols
Mactaurin
Bell
Harding
Walker Memorial
Charles River
Clothing Trade Inquiry Urged by Manufacturers in Senate Hearing
Washington June 2 Congress hearing on the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America urged by William A. Bandler and Archibald E. Stevenson of the New York Clothing Trade Association. They charged the union seeks to undermine clothing industry and broader unionism. They urged Borah's resolution for a full inquiry into the clothing trade.
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Washington
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Senate Labor Committee
Clothing Manufacturers
William A. Bandler
New York Clothing Trade Association
Archibald E. Stevenson
Clothing Workers’ Organization
Borah
Republican
Idaho
Boston Professor Makes Solidified Booze Cubes for Pocket Use
Boston scientist Professor Frank M. Keith reports a new solid lozenge that tastes of creme de menthe and can be chewed to evoke the effects of liquor without dissolution. The secret base material, its preparation, and flavoring are described as research with medical value and pre Volstead era origins.
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Frank M. Keith
Chetwynd Road
Tufts College
Lewis B. Allyn
Westfield
Holyoke
Allyn
Keith
Holdup Game on Borrowers in New York
Witnesses told the Lockwood committee that major savings banks and life insurance firms routinely forced borrowers seeking loans to acquire undesirable foreclosed real estate. Banks named include Prudential, New York Savings, Manhattan Life, Mutual Life, Empire City Savings, Brooklyn Savings Bank, and Dime Savings Bank of Brooklyn. Some deals also required borrowers to accept Liberty bonds at par.
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New York
America
Lockwood Legislative Committee
Prudential Life Insurance Company
New York Savings Bank
Manhattan Life Insurance Company
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Empire City Savings Bank
Brooklyn Savings Bank
Dime Savings Bank of Brooklyn
France vows no Rhine annexations after dinner speech
In Coblenz, June 2, French War Minister Louis Barthou told allied army representatives that France has never intended to annex the Rhine. He said France will guard the Rhine crossings and that French civilization will be welcomed by the local population.
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Coblenz
United News
France
Louis Barthou
Rhine
Briand
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Organdie
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Boston Scientist
Washington Street
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Tire Branch
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