Headless Pictures Upheld by First Circuit Court
The First Circuit voided a Boston Post restriction on headless photo ads that offered $5 gold pieces to women who identified themselves. The court said the stunt was not a lottery or gift scheme and did not draw money from the public, so it should remain in the mails.
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William L. Putnam
George H. Bingham
Post
The
Edmund A. Whitman
Elder, Whitman & Barnum
Frederic Dodge
United States District Court
Murray
Dodge
Aldrich
Congress
William F Murray
Appellee
District Court of the United States
District of Massachusetts
Putnam
Boston
Washington Street
Sunday Post
Foston
United States
Act of Congress
Sui Generis
Perley
Clarke
Berg
Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Cambridge Budget Sets City Spending for 1916 17
The Cambridge budget proposes total appropriations of 3 295 010 62 for the 1916 17 fiscal year from April 1 to April 1 1917. It shows an increase of 66 614 37 over last year’s 3 228 386 25 and notes departments left without recommended salaries or funds. The mayor suggests transferring duties of the messengers and free employment bureau to other departments and omits salaries for several water, bridge, and messenger staff.
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City Messenger
Free Employment Bureau
Bridge i
Water Department
City Messengers
Clerk of Committees
Bridge Department
Street
A. Frank Montgomery
George T. Dooley
Francis J. Smith
Francis Co. Smith
Carpenters Vote on Reaffiliation
Local unions of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners take a referendum on reaffiliation with the building trades branch of the American Federation of Labor. Balloting occurred at 30 Hanover Street by the Cabinet Makers and Millmen’s Union. result to be sent to the national headquarters.
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United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Building Trades
American Federation of Labor
Cabinet Makers and Millmen's Union
Hanover Street
The
United
Police to Probe Two Alarm Blaze At Daniels Printing Plant
State police will investigate the two alarm fire at John H. Daniels printing plant 232 Summer Street that damaged the factory yesterday morning. Initial damage was 10000 dollars, later revised to over 16000 dollars as fire officials ruled out a cause yesterday afternoon.
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John H. Daniels
Summer Street
Women Form Boston Terrier Club In New Organization
The Woman's Boston Terriers Breeders Club of America is a new women only group for Boston terrier breeders. Its president is Mrs. Emeline L Greene with officers Mrs. J. J. Briggs, Mrs. M. P. Bowers, Mrs. Storer, and Mrs. Nichols Browns Jr. The club hosts a show on the evening of March 17 at Berkeley Hall.
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Woman's Boston Terriers Breeders Club of America
Emeline L Greene
J. J. Briggs
M. P. Bowers
Storer
Nichols Browns, Jr
Berkeley Hall
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