Mellen in a Jovial Mood Snubs Hearing On Merger Talk
The hearing resumed with Attorney-General Malone absent due to throat trouble. President Mellen defended his statements, argued capitalization and track terms, and dismissed critics as mendacious. He claimed no action to merge had occurred and discussed plans for a possible Union Station and stock control in Boston & Maine, while Brandeis pressed questions and Mellen departed the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malone
Mellen
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Boston & Maine Railroad
New York, New Haven & Hartford Road
Bridgeport
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Springfield
New York, New Haven & Hartford Company
New York, New Haven & Wartford Railroad
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
New York City
New York
New York Harbor
Jackson
Mahoney
New Haven
Senator Feiker
Boston & Maine
Mr. Mellen
Boston
Commonwealth
Back Bay
Mr. Vittum
Senator Mahoney
Brandeis
New Haven Road
Mr. Bryan
New York Central
Vahey
Senator Vahey
Mr. Brandeis
Lucius Tuttle
The
Massachusetts
Siberia
Josiah H. Benton
Supreme Court
House
Wittum
New York Central Road
Faxon
William B. Lawrence
Railroad Commission
Lawrence
Harriman
Alton Road
New England
Explosive accident at Fore River Yard shocks workers
A massive blast at Fore River Works killed at least two men and injured others. Witnesses described the thunderous shock as a cannon like explosion from a faulty shaft plug. Officials delayed statements while the yard hospital tended the wounded and investigators probed the mechanism and counterbalance tube responsible.
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Casey
Hagg
San Deen
Fore River
H. W. Gross
Yard Hospital
Quincy Hospital
Post
Mammoth Forge
Claims home run sparked teacher assault claim at school
Francis Hallor, a pupil at Lincoln School Brookline, alleges that Principal Charles H. Taylor of Edward Devotion Grammar School assaulted him after a baseball incident. The claim centers on the sequence of events surrounding the alleged assault at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Halloran
Lincoln School
Brookline
Charles H. Taylor
Edward Devotion Grammar School
School Game Sparks Warrant Drama at Lincoln School
Mrs. John Halloran failed to obtain a warrant after accusing Principal Taylor of injuring student during a game at Lincoln School. The court will hear both sides Saturday after Halloran cheered a home run and tossed his hat. Taylor’s supporters defend him.
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John Halloran
Young Halloran
Lincoln
Taylor
Subway Cars Blocked Twenty Six Minutes
An outward-bound Jamaica Plain car blocked the subway for 26 minutes last night after its rear snow scrapers dropped near the Public Garden entrance. Ten other cars stalled, and trains were redirected to Pleasant Street over Berkeley and Tremont streets with passengers transferred to the elevated.
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Jamaica Plain
Public Garden
Pleasant Street
Berkeley
Tremont Streets
Printers' Trade Board Elects Officers at Banquet
Sixty members of the Printers' Board of Trade of New England elected officers at a semi annual banquet held at Hotel Bellevue. James Berwick of Norwood was named president with H M Plimpton Norwood as vice president. H P Porter of Boston became secretary and R E Sparrell of Boston treasurer. New executive committee members include J Eveleth Griffiths George W Simonds H G Porter and Charles Calkins, all from Boston. The event included music and vaudeville.
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Printers’ Board of Trade of
New England
Hotel Bellevue
James Berwick
Norwood
H. M. Plimpton
H. P. Porter
Boston
R. E. Sparrell
J. Eveleth Griffiths
George W. Simonds
H. G. _ Porter
Charles Calkins
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Feiker
Vittum
Connecticut
President Crocker
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Union
Tuttle
James H. Vahey
Francis T. Bowles
Fore River Shipbuilding Company
SanDeen
N. E
Mohawk Valley
Bill
Charles Hagg
Panama
Ieee
Ryan
Lil Coc
Rain Coats
S.os
Washington, Hanover and
Elm Streets
Washington Mills
Printers’ Trade Board
S. Anargyros Mfr
Patterson-Sargent Company
Atlantic Avenue
Rowe’s Wharf
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