Lipkowska Wins Injunction Over Hotel Menu Use
Mme Lipkowska, famed Boston Opera Company star, gains a court injunction preventing Hotel Lenox from using her name on dishes “Souffle a la Lipkowska” or “Cup Lydia.” Judge Richardson rules personal name rights include control over usage to avoid implying endorsement or profit. Hotel plans possible appeal to the Supreme Judicial Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Lipkowska
Boston Opera Company
Lipkowska
Tenox
Richardson
Mme. Lipkowska
Lenox
Bar
Plymouth
Supreme Judicial Court
Sharp clash between Wilson and Pinchot over Ballinger
Secretaries Wilson and Pinchot spar over Ballinger tenure and Pinchot’s defense of conservation. Pinchot denies bitterness at dismissal and asserts a broader conservation movement aimed at countering Ballinger. Taft letters and Cunningham claims feature in the testimony as Pinchot accuses Ballinger of misled actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinchot
Mr. Ballinger
Garfield
Gravis
Ballinger
Pinochet
J. T. Ronald
Lyman Abbott
Blinger
Pepper
Senator Nelson
Taft
Cunningham
Love
Mr. Perper
Mr. Pepper
Forester
Massachusetts Labor Bill Mirrors Canadian Arbitration Model
The Massachusetts association backs a March 1 bill on labor dispute resolution inspired by Canadian law. It offers voluntary arbitration or compulsory investigation, with findings published and no strikes until referral. If parties accept the board’s decision it becomes arbitration. otherwise it remains an investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Association
Committee On Labor
Robert Luce
Board of Arbitration
Board of Investigation
Canada
Luce
Pastor Silver Set For First Baptist Church Rites
Presentation of a silver service to Rev Francis H Rowley and Mrs Rowley marked the end of his 19 year pastoral relation with the First Baptist Church. Deacon Samuel N Brown read the deacons' acceptance letter as Herbert Davidson called the farewell reception to order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis H. Rowley
Seaman from Biddeford Survives Regina Coeli Wreck
Jeremiah McIntyre of Biddeford returns to the United States aboard the steamer Alice after surviving the Jan 19 wreck of the Italian bark Regina Coeli off the Austrian coast near Picolo. He plans to travel to Biddeford and recalls being cared for in Trieste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jeremiah McIntyre
Biddeford
Alice
MelIntyre
Picolo
Trieste
Boston
Buenos Ayres
Vermonters vote to widen dry towns in liquor referendum
Vermont statewide vote on liquor questioned the past year shifted three counties to dry and added one city Rutland and 13 towns to wet while eight towns flipped to dry. Grand Isle district pending results. Windsor and Stockbridge noted in Vermont dry to wet shifts. Caledonia remains consistently dry.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Grand Isle
Rutland
Caledonia
Washington
Orleans
Orange
Windsor County
Stockbridge
Wreck Injures 42 Passengers in Colorado Train Crash
Forty two passengers were injured, many seriously, when passenger train No. 8 collided with an open switch engine near Green Mountain Falls on the Mal land Terminal line in Colorado Springs today.
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Colorado Springs
Col
Malland ‘Terminal
Green Mountain Falls
Coleman Bank Scandal Bail Release Details
Coleman was released on a 50 909 bail bond after bank losses were estimated at 160 08. Bank examiner changes and added staff followed as receivers pursue repayment while Coleman volunteers to aid in books. He appeared calm before a crowd at the federal building after surrendering Friday.
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Coleman
Bank Examiner & Hann
Baltimore
Bank Examiner
Pepper
Rogers
Harvey Chese Company
John L. Bates
Bates
Harvard Trust Company
Charles Street
United States
Trayes
French
Federal
James Rul
Will Jail Faro Men Promised by New York Officials
New York District Attorney Whitman pledges Boston victims of faro swindlers prompt action if they file complaints there. Assistant DA O Malley says investigations will reach Boston frauds quickly. Commissioner O Meara and Deputy Superintendent Warren offer no definite action or comments.
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Whitmen
New York
Boston
O'Malley
O'Meara
Warren Wir
Not Dr T B Owens Clarifies Fare Swindle Relation
T B Owens PD M D asks editor to state that the Huntington avenue doctor linked to fare swindles is not Dr T B Owens of the Hotel Nottingham. He signs the letter to the editor requesting the correction.
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Post
Owens
Huntington Avenue
T. B. Owens
Nottingham
Representative Brown Demands New Haven Inquiry
Representative Charles H. Brown of Medford pressed the Railroad Commission in executive session to explain why a probe of the New Haven had not begun before attempting to classify Holding Company bonds as savings bank securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Brown
Medford
Railroad Commission
New Haven
New Haven Rail Bonds Spark House Debate
The railroad committee delayed action as Representative Brown planned to ask why steps were not taken. Governor Draper backs Boston Railroad Holding Company bonds as solid for savings banks, while the Traction Board urges an investigation of New Haven properties before any legal-validating acts. The New Haven refuses to admit law violations despite an audit at $200,000 and offers light to authorities.
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Railroad Committee
Brown
Draper
Boston Railroad Holding Company
New Haven
Traction Board
Massachusetts
Byrnes
Committee On Railroads
Women Favor City Laborers Over Garbage Incineration Plan
The Women’s Municipal League of Boston backs city labor for garbage incineration, opposing contract labor favored by the Carriage Commission and aligning with other cities that profit from waste disposal. The report by Katherine Tying and Edith Guerrier urges city operation of incinerators, citing municipal profits.
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Wom
Boston
Sears
Katherine Tying
Edith Guerrier
North End
Reague
Isibhard
Garbage Commission
Gerhage Commission
Carriage Commission
Women's Municipal League Committee
Fire Records Summary From City Loss Notices
Daily fire record lists two loss entries with addresses and names. W H Murray and others face a loss at Box 21-139-148 Court Street. Joseph Cohen at Box 61-21 Seneca Street shows a loss of 310.
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Court Street
W. H. Murray
Seneca Street
Joseph Cohen
Lodger James Fleming Attempted Suicide at Washington Street
James Fleming a 32 year old lodger at 1308 Washington street attempted to take his life last night by slashing his throat with a sharp instrument. He will recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fleming
Washington Street
Wider scope urged by labor leaders in Massachusetts
Massachusetts labor delegates urge extending the State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration powers. A reform bill, modeled after Canadian industrial disputes law, was adopted for Legislature consideration. The plan creates a broader board with mediation, public reports, and binding six month decisions, plus special three member boards for disputed cases.
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State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Organized Labor
Massachusetts
Wells Memorial
A. F
Thomas J. Durnin
Widyoke
A. F W
State Board
D. D. Driscoll
State Branch
Woman Attempts Death by Gas in Newton Home
Mrs Annie Connelley aged about 80 turned on gas in her Washington street room and lay on a bed awaiting death. Neighbors noticed the fumes and rescued her before unconsciousness. She was taken to Newton Hospital where doctors expect recovery.
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Newton
Annie Connelley
Abbott Mead
Washington Street
Newton Hospital
Transportation directions to Wolf's My Clothier
Directions describe exits for passengers traveling to Wolf's My Clothier at the Hanover and Portland streets corner near the Washington street tunnel. Southbound travelers should exit at Friend street while northbound travelers should exit at Union street.
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Wolf's
My Clothier
Cor
Hanover
Portland Streets
Washington Street
Friend St
Union St
Wolf’s
Displaced Plate in Skull Helps Spur Belting At Jamaica Plain Home
Peter Maier a Jamaica Plain barber lies on the dangerous list at City Hospital after his brother in law Edward Donlin allegedly beat him at 131 Boylston street. Donlin was arrested after a struggle with police at Station 18 while Maier was taken to the hospital with facial and bodily injuries from the attack.
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Peter Maier
Jamaica Plain
Edward Donlin
Maier
Gladys Maier
Maiors
Boylston Street
Hie
Donlin
Maiers
Johnson Street
West Roxbury
Gladys
Gilman
Pulsifer
Porce
Irish Clubs Plan Union and National Irish Council
The Central Council of Irish County Clubs met at Lever Hall with officers installed and plans discussed. A donation of 2821.61 to Boston City Hospital was acknowledged, and talks on uniting Irish county clubs in Boston New York Chicago and Philadelphia proceeded. A bid to banish Irish caricature postal cards from newsstands was reported. St Patrick’s Day plans in Jordan Hall were advanced, with Dr T J Dillon among the speakers and strong musical acts.
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Ireland
Central Council of Irish County Clubs
Lever Hall
Patrick A. Collins
Boston City Hospital
Jerome Jones
Lucius ‘Uttle
Charles H. Taylor
Robert M. Burnett
John G. Blake
Thomas B. Fitzpatrick
Edwin A. Curtis
William Byrne
A. Shuman
James J. Storrow
M. P. Curran
Boston
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Jordan Hall
T. J. Dillon
Roxbury
Balloon New York lands safely near Little Rock
The balloon New York carrying Clifford Harmon and George R.B. Harrison descended near Little Rock amid a heavy storm, but the landing caused no injuries to the balloon or its passengers. Also noted is a Homes page preview for next Sunday’s Post with interior design plans by Elizabeth Eliot and Flora MacDonald.
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Little Rock
Ark
New York
Clifford Harmon
George RB. Harrison
Next Sunday
Post
Elizabeth Eliot
Flora MacDonald
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Wilson
Mr. Pinchot
Dolliver
Maine
Arid
Colorado
Faro
Daily Fire Record
State Board of Conciliation
Tormer
State Branch Executive Board
Frank H. McCarthy
New England
U. S. of IL
Mate Beret
John E. Potts
Carpenters’ Union
Railroad
Telegraph
Telephone
Irish Clubs Plan Union
Central Council
Collins
Earth
Portland and
Sudbury Sts
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