Barbour Threat Tied to Shoe Machinery Dissolution
A witness in United States District Court testified yesterday that William Barbour, vice-president of United Shoe Machinery, said the company would crush competitors if they refused to sell out. The remarks were part of dissolution proceedings ongoing against the firm.
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William Barbour
United Shoe Machinery Company
United States District Court
James N. Darrah
New York
Barbour
Standard Shoe Machinery Company
Boston
Darrah
United
Standard Company
Krippendorf
Cincinnati
E. P. Reed
Rochester
N. Y
Reed
Thomas G. Plant
Thomas D. Barry
Brockton
Sidney W. Winslow
Barry
Essex Hotel
Ned Pike
Haverhill Shoe Machinery Company
Haverhill
Small
Auburn
Dunn & McCarthy
United Outfit
William Gates
Irving Drew Shoe Company
Portsmouth
Solomon M. Cutter
Hartford
Conn
United Company
Standard
H. Seelye
Winchester
The
Charles F. Choate
James A. Fowler
United States
Hay's Hair Health the Favorite Brightens Dull Locks
An advertisement touts Hay's Hair Health as the easiest way to restore natural color and vitality, promising a youthful look and claiming thousands of users see dark glossy results. The copy urges women to care for hair as part of overall appearance and asserts safe, simple use.
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Nature
Hay
Professor Marries Professor's Widow in Cambridge
Mrs. Alexander V. G. Allen widow of the late Professor Allen of the Episcopal Theological School in Cambridge married yesterday afternoon to Professor Edward Staples Drown of the same school by Bishop Lawrence. The ceremony in St. John's Chapel was attended by faculty and students and the couple will live at 118 Brattle Street Cambridge, spending the summer in the Berkshires.
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Alexander V. G. Allen
Professor Allen
Episcopal Theological School
Cambridge
Edward Staples Drown
Lawrence
Crown
St. John’s Chapel
Professor Drown
Brattle Street
Berkshires
Secretary of Navy Heading to Boston for Flag Day Events
Secretary Daniels departs tomorrow for Boston to deliver an address honoring Flag Day. He will inspect the Charles Town navy yard Monday and visit Portsmouth yard Tuesday, returning to Washington on the yacht Dolphin with Mrs. Daniels en route to Boston.
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Washington
Daniels
Boston
Charlestown Navy Yard
Portsmouth Yard
Dolphin
Cupid Lurked in Elevator Bride-To-Be of South Boston
Miss Marga rite Blanche Hughes of 914 East Fourth street South Boston will marry Albert James Cahill on Wednesday June 18. The couple met on the elevator at 21 Bromfield street where Cahill worked with his father in the jewelry business. Hughes a South Boston resident and Cupids Club member formerly worked as a stenographer at 21 Bromfield street and is now at home preparing for her wedding.
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Margarite
Blanche Hughes
East Fourth Street
South Boston
Albert James Cahill
Miss Hughes
Harry H. Hughes
City Water Department
Mr. Cahill
Bromfield Street
Cupids Club
Protestant Church News Items Across the Atlantic and States
The Rev. Dr. F. W. Bakeman and Mrs. Bakeman of Chelsea will sail from Boston June 24 for a tour of Europe returning about Sept. 1. Rev. Herbert W. Van Kirk of West Newton is re elected chair man of the Boston Browning Society executive committee. Bishop Lawrence will sail for England shortly after Archdeacon Babcock’s consecration as suffragan bishop. Archdeacon Babcock’s robes arrived from London as a gift from former parishioners. Rev. William S. Lawrence of the American Unitarian Association is visiting churches in western Pennsylvania and nearby for Meadville summer institute, June 23 to July 4. Rev. Edwin H. Byington and ...
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F. W. Bakeman
Herbert W. van Kirk
West Newton
Boston Browning Society
Lawrence
England
Babcock
London
William S. Lawrence
Department of Religious Education
American Unitarian Association
Pennsylvania
Meadville
Penn
Salem High Beats Newburyport in High-Scoring Game
Salem High defeated Newburyport 16 to 4 in a baseball contest. The home team capitalized on Salem's errors and solid hitting to sweep their rivals in all sports this school year. Coach Arthur Southwell gains popularity for the victory.
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Newburyport
Salem High
Salem
Arthur Southwell
Hank the Hermit and His Animals Comic Preview
Hank the Hermit and his animals will delight readers of the Post's comic section next Sunday, offering lighthearted humor and charming sketches for all ages.
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Hank the Hermit
Agree Upon Race For Worcester and Boston Eight-Oared Crews
An eight-oared race over the mile course at Lake Quinsigamond between Worcester High and Boston Inter collegiate crews was agreed upon yesterday. The race, pending for some time, settled on the eve of competition to be rowed one week from tomorrow.
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Sth Ave
Ritchis & Cornell
Fifth Ave
Lake Quinsigamond
Worcester High
Boston
Corridon is Released as Springfield Club Manager
Springfield club manager and pitcher Frank J. Corridon was released by President W. E. Carey. Carey will direct the club from the bench for now. Pitcher Lower has been bought from Waterbury.
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Springfield
Mass
Frank J. Corridon
Springfield Baseball Club
W. E. Carey
Carey
Waterbury
Anheuser Busch Plant Complex Details Size and Staffing
The main Anheuser Busch plant comprises 110 separate buildings spanning 142 acres, roughly 70 city blocks. It employs 6,000 workers on site and 1,500 more in branch facilities.
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Anheuser-Busch
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van Loon
Rive Call
Literary
University
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
General Manager's Office
Nelson
DeMiracle
Jordan Marsh Company
Secretary OF Navy
5Th Avenue
Tailors OF
Washington Street
State Street
Dan
B. Cornell
Cupid
Alfred E. Isaacs
Dorchester Temple Church
Columbus
F. S. Boody
Somerville
Reading
Albert J. Cahill
Edwin H. Byington
Walnut St
James Tacinelli
Cuticura
Dept. T
John W. Ritchie
Corridon
R. V. Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel
Buffalo, N.Y
Dr. Pierce
R.V. Pierce
M.D
Budweiser
St. Louis
S. S. Pierce CO
Jacob Wirth
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