Lodge Aids Anti Free Sugar Men
Senate lobby investigators exposed how the Government Printing Office and Post Office Department helped circulate anti free sugar material. Beacon beet sugar representative Truman G. Palmer testified about public documents and franking privileges that moved pamphlets nationwide saving around $28 000 in postage.
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Washington
Government Printing Office
Post Office Department
Congressional
Frank
Senate
Truman G. Palmer
United States
Congress
Lodge
Finance Committee
Smoot
Curtis
Malloy
Pickett
Martin
Palmer
Reed
Denies She Held Seg ee S Property In Trial
Eliza M. Macadam chief clerk in Revere assessors office testified in Suffolk Superior Criminal Court that she never held property in her own name for Samuel A. Segee as a straw holder. She admitted owning property in trust for Mary A. Segee and transferring about 17000 dollars of real estate to Mrs Segee, some later held by Ida McLeod. She said she conveyed one parcel to Mrs Segee because of kindness to her. The defense questioned entries in assessors books and the ownership history of the Revere properties as the trial continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza M. Macadam
Revere
Samuel A. Segee
Suffolk Superior Criminal
Lavelle
Mary A. Segee
Segee
Ida McLeod
Mr. Lavelle
Board of Assessors
Lavalte
Horace Cummings
Revere Bank
Cummings
Mountain Avenue
Fisher
Enterprise Co-operative Bank
Lavalle
The Doctor by Hapsburg Liebe in Post Magazine
The upcoming Post Magazine will feature Hapsburg Liebe's story The Doctor in its next issue. The piece highlights Liebe's signature style and promises a compelling narrative.
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Hapsburg Liebe
Post
South Boston Fire Devastates Several Plants Amid High Winds
A toy pistol origin sparked a massive South Boston blaze that burned four factories on East First Street and damaged others. The fire drew 65 percent of the city’s force, with heroic actions by Engine 15’s William Connell helping save adjacent tenements. Several injuries occurred among firefighters, and state police began an investigation into the blaze.
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East First Street
William Connell
Engine 15
Howard Factory
Connell
F. A. Howard
560Ast
First Street
Grueby
I Street
East
Second Street
South Boston Machine Company
New England Annealing Tool Company
Howard Plant
Amy O’riley
N Street
Margaret Smith
Captain Tocke
Ladder 5
Perkins
Morsey Marks Down Blue Serge Suits to Fifteen Dollars
Due to sharply rising demand for blue serge suits, Morsey has marked all $17.50 lines to $15 this week. The sale includes full ranges in regu lars, stouts, shorts, longs and long stouts, offering value equal to $20 blue serges elsewhere. Other serges priced at $20, $25, $30 and $35 remain available.
Boys' Blue Serge Graduation Suits Price Range
Boys blue serge graduation suits offered in two-piece double-breasted and Norfolk styles for sizes 6 to 18 years. Prices run from 5 to 25 dollars, with ranges for fat and long-trousered boys. The suits promise savings of 1 to 3 dollars per set due to maker-to-wearer margins.
Fire Hampers Cambridge Plant Storeroom Blaze
A $3000 fire at the Boston Woven Hose and Rubber Cambridge plant sparked a large alarm, drawing the entire fire department at 11 10 p m. The one story storeroom on Hampshire street near Binney burned swiftly, but flames were checked within about 30 minutes. The cause is unknown and the fire alarm chain prompted multiple box alarms as bystanders gathered.
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Cambridge
Boston Woven Hose & Rubber Company
Hampshire Street
Binney Street
Garden party to aid St Pauls Church Dorchester
Parishioners of St Pauls Church Dorchester will hold a garden party on the rectory grounds Monday and Tuesday. Proceeds fund interior renovation. Two handkerchiefs sent to the Young Ladies Sodality by Mrs Woodrow Wilson and Miss Jessie Wilson will be sold. Lieutenant Governor Walsh presented the young ladies with a gift bound teleph telegraph register. A special programme is set for the 117th day. Bishop Anderson and assistants Father Conner and Father Allchin have arranged the affair.
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St. Paul’s Church
Dorchester
Joseph G. Anderson
Bishop Anderson
William A. Conner
Frederick J. Allchin
Morsey Made Ree Outing Suits $10 to $20
Fine crash semi flannels tropical worsteds and blue serges quarter or half lined with mohair alpaca or silk taffeta. Colorings in gray brown and tan plain or striped. Two appealing suits at $15 in light tan and light gray crash pencil striped half lined with silk.
Tennis and Outing Trousers Ad Prices
White serge plain or silk striped trousers priced at 5 and 6 dollars. Outing flannels and crashes offered at 3 3.50 4 4.50 and 5 dollars.
Rubber-Soled Tan Oxfords Sold At Low Prices
Rubber-Soled Tan Oxfords offered at 4.00 and 4.50 dollars. Scarce in most stores but available in all sizes here. Soles cut from new live rubber and guaranteed not to crack.
Underwear Special For Friday and Saturday
Men’s fine combed Egyptian balbrigg an underwear line. Shirts offer long and short sleeves in sizes 34 to 50. Drawers with double seat and adjustable waistband in sizes 30 to 50. Priced at 50c per garment. Four pieces for 1.75 dollars during Friday and Saturday.
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Federal Sugar Refining Company
Senator Lodge
Senate Chamber
America
Niagara Silk Mills
North
Tonawanda, N. Y
New York
Chicago
Boston
San Francisco
Dept. 31-S
Resinol
Baltimore
Ind
Frevennce Importers Branch
Washington Street
Washington St
Blackstone St
Friend Street
Miss McAdam
Peewee Wee
Mullen
Cole
K Street
Codman
Codman Company
Sennett
Allan McDonald
Connolly
Frank Martin
South Shore
Gael Adams Square
Madras
Saisette
Percale
Gilchristo
Washington and
Winter Sts
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