Claimed Control of Banks in Anti Trust Probe
Richard H. Long a South Framingham shoe maker testified in U S District Court that Chapin National Bank denied him credit for competing with United Shoe Machinery. He said United sought to dissolve the company as an unlawful monopoly under the Sherman act. He described lease terminations on United machinery and removal under a replevin writ aided by Louis Brandeis. He admitted using United supplied auxiliary machines with his Duplessis unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard H. Long
South Framingham
United States District Court
Chapin National Bank of
Springfield
United Shoe Machinery Company
Haverhill
The
United
Louis D. Brandeis
Gregg
Joshua 5S. Holt
Holt
Boston
Bayley
Mr. Long
Choate
Mr. Bayley
Mr. Choate
Long
New York
Bargley
James A. Fowler
United States
Fowler
Mr. Webster
Mr. Herrick
Lynn
Herrick
Ernest Bottomly
Duplessis Company
McKay
Colonel King
Goodyear Department
United Company
Duplessis
Pater Tessier
Bliind
Testimony Flags Banking Ties in United Shoe Case
In a Boston trial, Mr. Long's request for credit is linked to bank controls by United Shoe Machinery. Witnesses describe banking ties to the Chapin National Bank of Springfield and First National Bank of Boston, with executives pressed on whether these connections affected Long’s shoe machinery business.
Becker Appeal Set for October 13 at Court of Appeals
Albany, June 10. The Becker case and four gunmen convicted for the murder of gambler Herman Rosenthal in New York will have their appeal argued before the Court of Appeals on October 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Charles Becker
Herman Rosenthal
New York
Court of Appeals
Play by Miss Champagne in Plymouth Theatre debut
Next Monday evening at the Plymouth Theatre Miss Mildred Champagne presents her play The Mexican in an initial production. She has invited the Boston Chamber of Commerce party members who returned with the Mayor to Boston as guests, likely recognizing scenes of Latin American life from their recent tour. Miss Eleanor Gordon portrays the formidable Mexican woman Donna Inez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Theatre
Mildred Champagne
Boston
Eleanor Gordon
Donna Inez
Man Fined $25 for Cruelty to Horse in Charlestown
Melvin H. Peavey a teamster of 9 Peters street South Boston was fined $25 by Judge Bragg in Charlestown Municipal Court yesterday on overloading and cruelly beating a horse. The Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals made the complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin H. Peavey
Peters Street
Boston
Bragg
Charlestown
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Suit Dismissed Over $30,800 Fraud Claim in Suffolk Court
Judge Morton in Suffolk County Superior Court equity merit session yesterday dismissed a $30,800 suit by Samuel I. Gordon of Chelsea against Michael Morris and Joseph Rudnick of Boston. Gordon sought furs worth $26,000 and property valued at $4,800, claiming the Rudnicks concealed assets of a company in which all were interested after it was petitioned into bankruptcy while he served a sentence for conspiracy to defraud an insurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton
Equity
Suffolk County Superior Court
Samuel I. Gordon
Chelsea
Michael, Morris
Joseph Rudnick
Boston
Gordon
House of Correction
Rudnicks
Mrs Sage pledges $100000 for Princeton hall
Princeton University President Hibben announced at commencement that Mrs Russell Sage will donate $100000 for a new university hall if the university raises $400000 for the same project Plans for the building have been drawn and approved
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Hibben
Princeton University
Russell Sage
University
Melrose Boy Receives 10-Year Prison Sentence
Paul H. Dean, 19, son of John W. H. Dean of 366 Grove Street Melrose, was sentenced by Judge Chase yesterday afternoon at East Cambridge to a term from 10 to 15 years at hard labor in the State prison after pleading guilty to a statutory offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul H. Dean
John W. H. Dean
Grove Street
Melrose
Chase
East Cambridge
Ford Nominated for Public Printer by Wilson
Washington June 16 Cornelius J Ford of Jersey City N J a labor leader was nominated by President Wilson to be public printer Ford has spent ten years as president of the New Jersey Federation of Labor and is long in politics
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cornelius J. Ford
Jersey City
N. J
Wilson
New Jersey Federation of Labor
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Samuel A. Segee
Revere Board of Assessors
Suffolk Superior Criminal Court
Hanover
Portland Street
Laury Syers
BCCK
Robespierre
O.D.C
O. D.C
C.d.c. Company
West ST
Mass
U.S.A
BFR
Pilgrim Mfg, CO
28Th St
N.Y
Miller
Ater
Charles F. Choate
William S. Gregg
United States Attorney-General
Mr. Gregg
United Shoe Machinery
Dwinnell
First National Bank of Boston
Chapin Bank
First National
Becker
Miss Champagne
Chelseaite
Tad
Awey
New West
G. T. Driscoll
Richmond
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