Threats by United Shoe Machinery Company in dissolution case
Richard H. Long of Framingham testified for the government in federal dissolution proceedings against United Shoe Machinery Company. He said he was told to align with the company’s plans to stay in the shoe business. The testimony was given yesterday in the federal court in the case pending.
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United Shoe Machinery Company
Richard H. Long
Framingham
Goodyear
United Company
Frederick G. King
Goodyear Department
Long
King
Williams
Gregg
United States
Charles F. Choate
Shoe Manufacturers’ Association
John E. Williams
Portsmouth
Union Lock Stitch Company
Boston
United Shoe Company
Harry E. Cilley
Rindge
N. H
Edward P. Hurd
Hurd
Conspicuous figure backs Mitchell in shoe machinery battle
Long, a prominent Republican shoe manufacturer and witness, testified about United Shoe Machinery Company practices since 1907. He described refusals to supply Eppler and Chase machines, rising costs, and pressure to switch to Consolidated machines. The session covered royalties, leasing, and alleged coercion against independent manufacturers. Court adjourned to Tuesday.
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United Company
Chase
Charles H. Wilson
Long
Wilson
Consolidated
United States
Gregg
Choate
Charles H. Krippendorf
Cincinnati, C
Sidney W. Winslow
United Shoe Machinery Company
National Boot
Brown University Welcomes President Faunce Home
The Brown University faculty and student body greeted President W H P Faunce as he returned from a seven month Orient sojourn. Students paraded with a band through the streets to the college hill singing and cheering after the train arrival.
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Providence
Brown University
W. H. P. Faunce
Orient
Friedmann Patient Dying After Turtle Serum Treatment
Mrs Bes sie Schilansky of New Bedford is dying at Acushnet avenue after TB treatment by Dr Friedmann in Providence costing $25. She grew exhausted after the turtle serum injection in her right hip and has remained numb. Relatives seek advice. Friedmann said he would treat her on his Providence visit and asked them to watch newspapers for news.
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New Bedford
Jyme
Bessie Schilansky
Friedmann
Providence
R. I
Acushnet Avenue
Schilansky
Builder of Warships Dead
Charles H. Cramp former head of William Cramp & Sons shipyard died in Philadelphia after a lingering illness. He was the eldest son of founder William Cramp and led the company from 1879 to 1903, overseeing the construction of many warships for the United States and foreign nations.
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Philadelphia
Charles H. Cramp
William Cramp & Sons
Wiliam Cramp
United States
Dacey Freed as State Drops Case in Cottons Theft Trial
John W. Dacey of Fall River was discharged after the State offered no evidence linking him to the $12,000 cotton theft at Shore mills in Tiverton. The trial of Felix Breault and James Holden continues.
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Newport
R. L
John W. Dacey
Fall River
Felix Breault
James Holden
Tiverton
Sweeney
Dacey
Breault
Holden
Two Men Convicted of Larceny in Charlestown Court
Frank W. Holbrook of Everett and Charles Joyce of Charlestown, employees of John T. Connor Company, were found guilty of larceny and each sentenced by Judge Bragg to three months in the House of Correction.
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Frank W. Holbrook
Everett
Charles Joyce
Charlestown
John T. Connor Company
House of Correction
Bragg
Miss Rosamond Dixey to Wed Gorham Brooks Today
In Lenox at Tanglewood the wedding of Miss Rosamond Dixey and Gorham Brooks will take place today. Five thousand invitations have been issued by the bride’s parents, with a reception to follow at the 170 acre estate on Mahkeenac’s north shore.
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Lenox
Tanglewood
Richard C. Dixie
Beacon Street
Boston
Berkshires
Rosamond Dixey
Gorham Brooks
Mahkeenac
Cold Storage Plant for Fish Planned at Commonwealth Pier
A $1 million cold storage warehouse for fish is planned on the Commonwealth fish pier in South Boston by the Boston Fish Market Corporation. The eight story steel concrete plant on Northern avenue will include a 156 foot chimney, 1.5 million cubic feet of storage, 6000 tons of ice, and a rear power station with ice making and salt water wash. Plans by Sterrett Benners of Seattle name Commonwealth Ice and Cold Storage Plant with William J. O’Brien as president. Construction to start soon and finish by next April.
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New Commonwealth Fish Pier
Boston
Boston Fish Dealers
Boston Fish Market Corporation
Northern Avenue
Sterrett & Benners
Seattle
Wash
William J. O’brien
Japan's latest note on California land bills read in Cabinet
Washington June 6 Japan's note on California land legislation was read at the Cabinet meeting and discussed by President Wilson and State Department officer John Bassett Moore. Action was deferred until Secretary Bryan's return as talks with Ambassador Chinda and others shed light on internal Japanese politics shaping the negotiations.
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Washington
Japan
California
Wilson
John Bassett Moore
State Department
Bryan
Pittsburg
United States
George W. Guthrie
Chinda
Education leader calls kindergarten crucial in youth development
Dr Franklin B Dyer at Miss Wheelock's Training School commencement at Central Church Newbury Street urged teachers to nurture inner life while avoiding mummified methods. He warned against rigid pigeonholing and urged active, life touching teaching as about 80 girls graduated with vows and musical selections.
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Franklin B. Dyer
Miss Wheelock
Central Church
Newbury Street
Quinlan to Speak on Boston Common Tomorrow
Patrick Quinlan, a leader of Paterson New Jersey strikers, will address a gathering on the Boston Common under the auspices of the Boston Socialist party tomorrow.
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Patrick Quinlan
Paterson, N. J
Boston Socialist Party
Boston Common
School Head Found Guilty In Immorality Probe
Pittsburg dispatch reports the Board of Public Education discharged L Heeter, superintendent of public schools, after weeks of inquiry finding him guilty of immorality in making improper advances and taking unwarranted liberties with women.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Board of Public Education
L. Heeter
Boston man saves brother with blood transfusion dies in Pennsylvania
James McMillan of Boston donated blood to save his brother George W. McMillan, manager of the F. A. North Piano Co. in Scranton. George died from stomach hemorrhage at Hahnemann Hospital. body sent to Providence, Rhode Island. James, 36, survived.
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Scranton
Penn
James McMillan
Boston
George W. McMillan
F. A. North Piano Company
McMillan
Hahnemann Hospital
Providence
R. I
Harvard Lacrosse Team to Celebrate Championship Banquet
Harvard's championship lacrosse squad holds a banquet at the Hotel Brunswick to close the season and elect next year's captain. The Crimson boast a clean intercollegiate league slate in the northern division and sought a game with Johns Hopkins, the southern division champs, without success.
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Harvard
Brunswick
Crimson
Johns Hopkins
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van Loon
Lloom
Jon
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Ady
Goodyear Machines
Alley
Massachusetts Breweries Company
Hawley Street
Telephone Main
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Moore
Dyer
John Stuart Mill
Lowell
J. B. Thrall
Raymond C. Robinson
Dorothy Marie Arthur
Brockton
Beverly
Hyde Park
Quinlan
Lynn
Worcester
Ralston
Ralstons
THE
Live Store
Ton, Penn
Hospital
America
Boyle Bros
Quality Credit Store
Washington St
Carter
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