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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1920
Page
17
Broker seeks sale of large lock stock with dividends
Wanted broker with sailing organization and clientele to sell large lock 8 percent preferred participating stock. Liberal bonus of common paid dividends several years. Prosperous corporation with aim to enlarge operations. Y 117 the Post.
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Prosperous Corporation
Bee
the Post
Hearings on railroad rate case stretch toward June
Hearings on the railroad rate case continue through June 26 with shipper testimony still pending. Attys for railroads and shippers are expected to present arguments June 23 to 26, with a decision unlikely before August 1 as roads seek increased earnings and new capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne
Six Big Stills In Operation In Dartmouth Woods
Six large stills with a total 100 gallons capacity were seized in Dartmouth woods near New Bedford. Proprietors Louis Barros and Manuel S Sarrao were arrested for violating the national prohibition act. Six hundred gallons of mash and five gallons of moonshine were found. Officers traced the site to a 1000 acre woodland tract behind Woodcock road. Authorities believe the operation has earned thousands of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Dartmouth Woods
Dartmouth
Louis Barros
Manuel S. Sarrao
Woodcock Road
189 Degrees Awarded at Mt Holyoke College
Mt Holyoke College held its 83rd commencement in Chapin Auditorium with 189 degree candidates from the class of 1920. President Mary E. Woolley presided and Charles Zueblin of Winchester, formerly of the University of Chicago, spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Holyoke College
South Hadley
Mary E. Woolley
Chapin Auditorium
Charles Zueblin
Winchester
University of Chicago
Soviet Recognition Blocked in A F L
The American Federation of Labor debated Soviet recognition with members of the Ladies' Garment Workers, rejecting a pro recognition report. Speakers condemned the Soviet regime as autocratic and anti democratic while opposing Bolshevik influence. The convention urged support for Boston policemen and pressed Congress for currency deflation and lower living costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Garment Workers
Resolutions Committee
Duncan
Russia
Wilson
Lloyd George
James Duncan
Washington, D. C
Federation
Colby
David Grange
New York
America
Trotsky and Lenine
Abraham Greenstein
Jewelry Workers
Joseph D. Cannon
Luigi Antonio
International Ladies’ Garment Workers
United States
Boston
Curtis
Executive Council
Congress
Independent Truckmen Warn Legal Action On Freight Handling
Walter G. Merritt of the Merchants' Association warned shipping firms they will face legal action if they refuse to handle freight hauled by independent truckmen of the Citizens' Transportation committee. Colonel Frederick A. Moliter reported 50 trucks moving at least 200 tons from wharves as strikers mark time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Walter G. Merritt
Law Committee
The
Merchants' Association Today
Citizens’ Transportation Committee
Frederick A. Moliter
Tarbell children taken by Indians in 1717 lore at Groton
The narrator visits Groton Inn and spots the site of the Tarbell children disappearance in June 1717. Sarah John and Zecariah were seized by Indians near a cherry tree and taken to Canada where they adapted to tribal life. Sarah later became Marguerite in a Notre Dame convent and is buried there. The article notes the families and adopted fates and promises more details on the birthplace site tomorrow.
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Groton Inn
Miss Boutwell
Boutwell
Massachusetts
Groton
Tarbell
Tarbell House
Canada
Sarah
John
Zecariah
Dudley
Little Sarah
Father Dubois
Hest
Lydia Longiey
Notre Dame
Montreal
Marguerite
Reed and Clark battle to twelve round draw at Grand Opera House
Pat Reed of Boston and Jackie Clark of Allentown fought a hard twelve round main event with referee Flaherty declaring a draw. Clark was the cleaner puncher while Reed drove the action, with both sides convinced of victory. The undercard saw Steve Kennedy defeat Mickey Fitzsimmons, Ben Chapman stop Joe Lentine, and Frank Royal stop Danny Glynn.
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Pat Reed
Boston
Jackie Clark
Allentown
Penn
Grand Opera House
Flaherty
Ose
Reed
Clark
Steve Kennedy
Lawrence
Mickey Fitzsimmons
Chelsea
Ben Chapman
Dorchester
Joe Lentine
South End
Frank Royal
South Boston
Danny Glynn
Roxbury
Marriage Intentions List Details Dozens of Couples
A long list of marriage intentions includes William P Beverly and Auntie L Lawrence of Andover, Percy A Simmonds and Bernice H Parker of Allston, Howard C Wilder and Mary E B McGlone of East Boston, Nicola Di Tulio and Rosa Mastroccla of Dorchester, Abraham Harrison and Tena Thorner of Dorchester, and many others across Boston area addresses. The notice names each fiancé and fiancée with ages occupations and home streets, showing a broad roster of couples preparing to wed.
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William P. Beverly
Windsor St
L. Lawrence
Andover
Percy A. Simmonds
Kent St
Brookline
Bernice H. Parker
Brighton Ave
Allston
Howard C. Wilder
Saratoga St
Boston
Mary EB. McGlone
Nicola di
James Sullivan
North Anderson St
Catherine L. Cook
North
Anderson St
James McCarthy
Columbus Ave
Mary Pearson
Ruggles St
Roxbury
Lee’ A. Rhodenizer
Newbury St
Jane M. MacCormack
Somerville Ave
Somerville
Annie Nazzaro
East Boston
Joseph D. McGrath
Internal Revenue
Central Falls
Rh. I
Mary A. Fitzgerald
Webster St
John B. Hogan
Watchman
Emerald St
Katherine M. Carney
Marlboro St
Chelsea
Charles J. E. Rieger
Grinder
Albert St
Anna M. Heinonen
John F. Quigley
West Magle At
Florence M. Chaisson
Louis St
Nikolai H. Bensen
Bennington St
Emma E. Knutson
Malden
William A. Shaw
Corbett St
Dorchester
Dalsy VY. Purdy
Dudley St
Wvartié
Finnent
Bradfield Ave
Roslindalé
Alfhild
Straw
Cushing Ave
Stock ‘Clerk
Arthur D. Findlay
Delhi St
Mattapan
Alice M. Potter
Church Green
Concord
John H. Quigley
Mt. Vernon St
Charlestown
Helen Quigley
Mass. Ave
Marie Ix Scott
Samuel P. Stanley
Bromley Pk
Marie Archibald
John J. Doherty
Monuiment Nve
Catherine A. Linehan
Winthrop At
Paul F. Howes
Newhall St
Lynn
Florence
Drake
Seaonene
Arlington St
Hyde Ark
Martin Robertson
Havre St
Third St
South Boston
Swen KB
Erikson
Carpenter
Goodale Jé
Esther M. Seaburg
Clerk, & Son
Calogero
Fmma
Hanover St
Lucy Viola
Candy Worker
Sanitation &T
Frederick P. Marlowe
Edward May
Lawrence
Lillian
Delaney
Hudson St
Vius J. Shannon
Bertha J. Hacsunda
Harvard
Daniel O'Brien
Navy Yard
Catherine Sullivan
Richfield St
John W. Flynn
Main St
Concord Junction
Anna L. Colle
Shoe News
Jamaica Plainames
Malone
Ashmont St
Magabeth
R. Connolly
Roseclair St
John
Park Oper
W’.ilson
Capitol
St. Watertown
Mary T. Jones
Haskell St
John J
Cosgrote
Brooklyn
Olive R. Darcy
John B. Casey
Penrith St
Mary A. Sennett
L.nwood Sq
Albert T. Doak
Reva St
Allaton
Dowd
School St
Watertown
Gardner Reaches Semifinals in Lynnwood Hall Golf
W H Gardner of Buffalo J B Dean Prince ton G W Roland former Texas State champion and D C Corkrane of Baltimore advance to the Lynnwood Hall tournament semifinals in Philadelphia Gardner meets Dean and Roland faces Corkrane in the two semifinal matchups.
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Philadelphia
W. H. Gardner
Buffalo
Dean
Princeton
G. W. Roland
Texas
D C. Corkrane
Baltimore
Gardner
Roland
Corkrane
Market Barometer and a Heathen Money Thought
A man discusses another’s character in money matters. He questions straightness and asserts that even a handful of nails would turn to screws in his pockets, illustrating distrust and sharp wit in a currency tale.
Cambridge Residents Named in Marital Pairings
William Olson aged 28 a baker of 82 Sidney street Cambridge wed Grace EB Mitchell 19 a factory operative at the same address. Bretman 46 a printer and Mary A Corey 47 a cook both of 294 Broadway Cambridge. James O Thomas 24 a salesman of 821 Crescent Street Cambridge wed Alice G Cronin 24 at home of 17 Baldwin Street. William W Gilmour 27 a credit manager of 11 Winchester Road Cambridge weds Rachel H Boeart 28 a teacher of 683A Walden Street Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Olson
Baker
Sidney Sr
Cambridge
Grace EB. Mitchell
Joseph ©. Bretman
Broadway
Mary A. Corey
Cook
James O. Thomas
Crescent Et
Alice G.cronin
Baldwin St
William W. Gilmour
Winchester Rd
Rachel H. Boeart
Walden St
Camridge
Girl of 13 Wins Gold Scholarship Medal
Ruth Ursula Gallagher daughter of John F Gallagher of the Boston fire department and Mrs Mary E Gallagher won the gold medal for excellence in scholarship in the last grammar grade at Mt St Josephs Academy Brighton. She is 13 and will enter the classical course preparing for Trinity College Washington DC next fall. She was presented 10 baskets of flowers each with 100 roses for the chapel remembrance of Sister St Bernhard who died last year and was a classmate of her mother at the Harvard School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Ursula Gallagher
John F. Gallagher
Boston Fire Department
Mary E. Gallagher
Boston
Mt. St. Joseph's Academy
Brighton
Trinity College
Washington, D. C
Académy
St. Bernhard
Harvard School
Kirk Succeeds Withington as Harvard Athletic Official
Alexa r Kirk aged 22, manager of the Harvard baseball team at Cambridge, is appointed assistant graduate treasurer of the Harvard Athletic Association to succeed Dr. Paul Withington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexa
R Kirk
Harvard
Cambridge
Harvard Athletic
Paul Withington
The Cheerful Cherub Poem Fragment Lights Night Sky
A short verse notes stars sending quiet light through a vast night sky. It praises brave happy thoughts as guiding light for travelers. RPCAN
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RPCAN
Find in Favor of Plant Co in Suit Over 1912 Strike
Master Frank L. Simpson finds for the Thomas G. Plant Company against the Allied Shoe Workers Union and Boston locals. The strike on May 12 1912 aimed to unionize and establish a closed shop. The plant had 4000 workers with fewer than 30 in the union and evidence showed no discrimination against union or non union workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Simpson
Thomas G. Plant Company
Allied Shoe Workers’ Union
Boston
Mr. Simpson
Joseph A. Dennison
Robert Gallagher
Frederick
Edmund Mansfield
Allied Shoe Workers of
Greater Boston
John Brown
Brown
State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
William J. McGaffee
Thomas G. Plant
Melba Sings by Wireless Across Europe
Madame Nellie Melba sang today to an audience spanning the British Isles and much of Europe. From a Chelmsford Marconi room the prima donna spoke into a microphone, with songs transmitted by wireless telephone along a wavelength reaching Rome Madrid Berlin and Stockholm. Paris and The Hague reported clear reception as wireless owners across Britain heard the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Nellie Melba
British Isles
Europe
Daily Mail
Marconi Works
Chelmsford
Rome
Madrid
Berlin
Stockholm
Paris
Hague
Great Britain
Beef price surge and cattle shortages hit Kansas City market
Kansas City reports a 10 cent per pound rise for No 1 loins and No 1 ribs as grass fed cattle hit the highest prices since last December. Choice live animals reach 17 dollars per hundred, up four dollars in a week due to shortages. Potatoes fall nearly two dollars per hundred pounds amid early crop offerings. southern new potatoes sell for about 7.75 to 8.25 dollars per hundred pounds.
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Kansas City
Five Furlong Maiden Wins Lead Track Card
Sheba under Callahan won the first race a maiden selling for 1000 dollars at five furlongs with Polly Ann second and Arada third. Time 1:01 1-5. Notable entries included Mantilla Salesman Thorn's Gladys Band master and Fair Lassie. Weather threatens track fast for the seventh race.
Horse Racing Results for Seven Races at Belmonte
First race for three-year-olds and up concluded with Little Maudie first, Bell Ringer second, Tarascon third. time 1.15. Second race for two-year-olds, five furlongs saw By Jiminy first, Baby Grand second, Last One third. time 1.01 2-5. Third race at one mile featured Belario first, Rose Lyon second, Polroma third. time 1:40 2.5. Fourth race steeplechase over about two miles won by Stucco with Vigilante second and Cloot 2 third. time 4.09. Fifth race one mile winner Yowell ahead of Salvatelle and Fair and Warmer. time 1.42. Sixth race one mile 16th claimed by Midnight Sun with Kuklux second and Penrose third. time 1.14. Seventh race one mile featured Solid Rock first, Handful second, Trickster Ir. third. time 1.57. Other runners listed: Bonstelle, Acouchla NI, Belsinde, Kenward, Kilkenny, Oriental Park, Voormer, Charlotte C., Icon, Nomis, Voormir, Gala Dress, Old Pop, Bender, Mayante, Rocksilk, Charles Francis, Glasstol, Ben Hampson, Kentucky Boy, Sylvano.
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Little Maudie
Heoper
Bell Ringer
Sterling
Tarascon
Williams
Bonstelle
Acouchla NI
Belsinde
Kenward
Kilkenny
Oriental Park
Belario
Rose Lyon
Claver
Polroma
Willis
Fort Bliss
Freemantlé
Stucco
Hines
Vigilante
Cloot
Borgan
Kingstown Pier
Canada
Yowell
Heapel
Salvatelle
Fator
Fair and Warmer
Thurber
Gala Dress
Old Pop
Bender
Mayante
Rocksilk
Midnight Sun
Simpson
Kuklux
Richcreek
Penrose
Dr. Joe
Cobalt Lass
Glen Light
Rowan
Trickster Ir
Charles Francis
Glasstol
Ben Hampson
Kentucky Boy
Sylvano
Dufferin Park Racecard Results Highlight Multiple Winners
First race winner Verdi Leon with Misa Sterling second and Montage third in about five furlongs. Second race Janice Logan led to Omeme second and Stelcliff third. Third race Presumption won over Dot H and Retreat. Fourth Nettie Walcutt took seven furlongs with Pierrot second. Fifth race Diadi led early with Keymar and Fl Mahdi distant. Sixth Aigrette won at one mile sixteen, Prunes second, Zinnia third. Seventh race Pas de Chance captured seven furlongs with Leonora P and Lady Jone following.
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Verdi Leon
Chaviatta
Misa Sterling
Hinphy
Montage
Pauley
Sir Galahad Ir
Gray Beard
Lady Kee
Necessity
Pink Ardoon
Janice Logan
Foden
Omeme
Taylor
Stelcliff
Chiavetta
Zoo One
Fernanda
Curious
Ella Jennings
Little Pete
White Haven
Dot H
Smith
Retreat
Atwell
Frenchy
Brookcross
B. A. Jones
Nettie Walcutt
Pierrot
Farry Sight
Will Svon
Beverly James
Felon
Diadi
Caney
Keymar
Fl Mahdi
Honda
Aigrette
Prunes
Zinnia
Otsego
High Tide
Cork
Pas de Chance
Leonora P
Pinter
Lady Jone
Delancey
Mildred Buretta
Latonia Race Results Summary
First race for fillies and mares, six furlongs, Fern Handley wins at 2.70 with Marie Maxim second and Bon Jour third. Time 1:18 8 5. Second race for two-year-olds five furlongs. Gold Digger and Court View place. Third race for three-year-olds one and a quarter miles. Convoy finishes second. Fourth race two-year-olds five furlongs. Ace High and Roteration absent show. Fifth race Verona stakes one mile. Sterling wins, East Indian third. Sixth race one and a half miles. Keep takes first with Airdrie second. Seventh race eleven sixteenths miles. The Leopard wins, Stevenson second.
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Fern Handley
Stack
Marie Maxim
Lough Red
O'Brien
Gold Digger
Nicol
Court View
Taylor
Reluctant
Jetsam
Maurice H
Dan Jackson
Muskallonge
Bygone Days
Pembroke
Sandalwood
Philanderer
Kimpalong
Convoy
Jarrell
Plantarede
Pool
Athena
Moscona
Monsoon
Merrimee
Ace High
Lunsford
Roteration
Luke
Firth
Verona
Sterling
Mink
Claude Brown
Dreyer
East Indian
Robinson
Mysterious Girl
Easter Flower
Luke Dillon
Big Idea
Keep
McCoy
Airdrie
Vida
Bubbling Londer
Garner
Peggy C
Jack Reeves
Water War
Magivan
Stevenson
Roberts
Dancing Spray
Thoroughbred Races and Entries From Fifth District Meet
Field lists for six claiming races from five furlong sprints to seven furlongs. Notable entries include Plain Bill Mike Dixon Pagania Propaganda Galaway in race summaries with purses from 4600 to 600. Several horses show uncertain spellings and odd figures such as Puncctual 69 and Propaganda 17.
Thoroughbred Races with Notable Entries and Track Condition
A race card lists each event from selling to claiming across seven races for two and three year olds plus older. Entries include Thorny Way Sea Court Voormel Our Kate Somme Adomai Azrael Ben Gali Sturdee Acori All Amiss Sweet Bouquet Primo Chaffle Summy Peerless One Sinn Feiner Circulate My Dear 405 arry Glover Deck Hand York ville Helen Atkin Viva Cuba Juanita III Bell Ringer Huzzas Weifland She Devil Cadillac Medford Boy Comacho Nancy Ann Fickle Fancy Laughings N. High Olympus Sunningdale in one mile events and a seventh race for one mile and a furlong. Weather clear track fast Apprentice allowance claimed.
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Sea Court
Voormel
Our Kate
Canada
Somme
Adomai
Azrael
Ben Gali
Sturdee
Acori
Sweet Bouquet
Primo
Peerless One
Sinn Feiner
My Dear
Goldine
Arry Glover
Deck Hand
Yorkville
Helen Atkin
Viva Cuba
Juanita III
Bell Ringer
Huzzas
Weifland
She Devil
Cadillac
Medford_ Boy
Comacho
Nancy Ann
Fickle Fancy
Laughings N
Broncho Billy
Flying Frog
Harry M. Stevens
Pokey Jane
Chick Barkley
Sweeplet
Ben Hampson
Dione
Joan of Arc
Hush
Blazonry
Jamaica Entries Across Five Races for Two and Three Year Olds
List of entries for Jamaica race meetings detailing horses, weights, and races. Includes first race for two-year-olds at five furlongs, second for three-year-olds at 11 16 miles, handicap six furlongs, plus Rosédale stakes five furlongs and maidens one mile and 70 yards, with numerous horse names and assigned weights.
Latonia Entries Highlight Mixed Race Card and Purses
A Latonia racing program lists six races with purses from 1200 to 5000 dollars. Entries include Beauty Spot, War Garden, Seddaria, Yellow Blossom, Siren Maid, and American Ace among others with weights and eligibility notes for each race.
Resolute Wins By Wide Margin In Defence Race
Newport R I June 15 The Resolute defeated the Vanitie by the widest margin in this week’s America’s Cup defence elimination race. Elapsed time 2 6, corrected 8 41. A jammed centreboard on Vanitie aided Resolute who gained on the last leg while divers worked to free the board. The cup committee extended racing to June 26.
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Yale's Second Crew Sets Rowing Practice Record
Yale's second crew in morning practice rowed two miles downstream in 9 minutes 64 seconds under rough conditions. The freshman eight followed in 9 minutes 67.25 seconds, with the second crew winning by about 10 feet. Yale oarsmen records show this beats prior two mile practice marks, dating to 1900 at 10 minutes 8 seconds.
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