Warner Denies Sharing Fees in Huntington War Trial
Massachusetts court hears defamation case over accusations that Lieutenant-Governor Fuller charged he and Harold Hathaway split fees with Speaker Warner.jury selection completed. Warner testifies to personal integrity and lack of partnership with Hathaway as trial proceeds amid charges from Fuller alleging misconduct at the State House.
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Warner
Harold F. Hathaway
Yaunton
State House
Massachusetts
Fuller and Warner
Republican Party
Channing H. Cox
B. Loring Young
River
Fuller
Chester N. Leonard
Taunton
Joseph Alexander
New Bedford
Donat Bourassa
Walter J. Chausse
Charles I. King
Oliver la Chappelle
Norton
Daniel McCrohan
William G. Moore
North Attleboro
Alphonse E H. Pierce
Fall River
Edmund N. Russell
Carpenter
Dartmouth
Maxime Sevigny
Swansea
Elbert H. Welch
Farmer
Freetown
Hall
Cummings
Charles R. Cummings
John B. Cummings
Joseph Wiggin
Boston
Mr. Warner
Archibald MacLeish
Mr. Hall
House of Representatives
Taunton Wool Stock Company
Hathaway
Committee On Legal Affairs
Bristol County
Mr. Hathaway
Hathaway & Warner
William Garcelon
Garecelon
Republican State Committee
Arkwrights Club
Garcelon
Young
Commonwealth
Hicks
Beacon Hill
Mr. Fuller
New York
Joe Warner
Harold Hathaway
Robert B. Parker
Packard Motor Co
Harvard Law School
Law Office
Musterole Promoted to Combat Flu and Cold Symptoms
An old fashioned mustard plaster substitute, Musterole, is advertised to ease congestion from colds and influenza. It claims quick warming, cooling relief and prevention of serious illness, with jars and tubes priced at 35¢, 65c, and hospital size $3.00.
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Y. M. C. A. War Board
France
No Spooks Appear for Mary Ellen
The Dr Prince pol ymeterist vigil ends with no preternatural events as Mary Ellen fails again. Mrs MacDonald intends to revisit the home with her husband and Mary Rilen to uncover the cause. Local farmer Chisholm recalls a hovering light over the MacDonald house and Leo MacGillivray reports clothing disappearing, a rolled rug found nearby. Dr Prince laments the publicity and says he is baffled but undeterred as his ghost bells are set throughout the house.
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Maritime Telephone Company
Dr. Prince
Leo MacGillivray
MacDonald
Prince
Messrs
Spook and Company
Detective Carroll
Mary Ellen
Carroll
Mondelo Arrest Address Correction at 21 London Street
The Boston Post corrects a misprint from Thursday night reporting Natale Mondelo aged 35 in his home at 21 London Street on drug possession charges. The raid was not at 21 Bennington Street. Mondelo’s address is verified as 21 London Street after further investigation.
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Natale Mondelo
London Street
Boston
Post
Mondelo
Bennington Street
Mandela
Harvard Class Hears F. W. Buxton Lecture
Harvard Business School students in retail store management visited EB T Slattery Co yesterday afternoon for a talk by J Buxton vice president on Retail Store Problems. G K Creighton comptroller gave a follow up lecture on Retail Store Accounting.
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Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration
EB. T. Slattery Company
J. Buxton
G. K. Creighton
Adie Retires as Worsted Company Head Amid Bankers’ Reorganization
Andrew Adie steps down after 20 years as president of the United States Worsted Company. Myron K. E. Wood named president, backed by Kidder, Peabody. Bankers plan a drastic reorganization while creditors’ committee tightens control.
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Adie
Boston
Andrew Adie
Scotland
Frank G. Webster
Kidder, Peabody and Company
Fr. S. Moseley and Company
Webster
Kidder, Peabody
Mr. Adie
Peabody
United States
S. H. Fessenden
Moseley
Congress Street
New York
Chicago
New England
Winslow Brothers & Allen
Frank G. Allen
Kidder, Peabody & Company
Fessenden
Wood
The
New England Cotton Yarn
S. Slater & Son
American Woolen Company
William M. Wood
Allan Forbes
State Street Trust Company
Charles F. Weed
First National Bank
Albert J. Meserve
Brookline Trust Company
Adle
Former Worcester dealer faces sentence after bankruptcy concealment
George A. George a Worcester produce dealer convicted of concealing assets from his bankruptcy trustee faced sentencing. He offered to pay 85 percent of claims if not jailed, but Judge Morton rejected the bargain and imposed one year and a day in Worcester jail.
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George A. George
Worcester
Morton
United States District Court
United States
Abbott
George
Clerk
Meeting Planned for Irish Republic March 17
Arrangements completed for a mass meeting at Franklin Union Hall next Friday evening March 17 with Captain Robert Monteith of the Irish Republican Army as principal speaker. Next committee meeting set for Tuesday evening in Room 40 309 Washington street.
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Franklin Union Hall
Robert Monteith
Irish Republican Army
Washington Street
Monica Foley
Ann English
Jack Stevens
Mary Hallahan
John McNamara
Julia Crowley
Catherine M. Corkery
Katherine Crowley
James T. McQuade
James T. Gallagher
Thomas H. Johnson
Margaret M. Ryan
Martin Mulray
Mary A. Sheehan
Anna L. Womnovan
Jeremiah Carroll
Henry G. Whitmore
Bungalow Destroyed by Fire Wandering Explosion
Fire from an exploding oil stove completely destroyed the bungalow of Mrs. Theresa Wood at 74 Gaston Street Medford last night. Damage reported with no injuries noted.
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Theresa Wood
Gaston Street
Medford
Gude's Pepto Mangan Advertises Health Boost
Advertisement promotes Gude's Pepto Mangan as a remedy for dyspepsia headaches and exhaustion. Claims it builds blood, increases appetite, adds color to cheeks and lips, and strengthens muscles when taken with meals for a few weeks. Sold in liquid and tablet forms.
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Gude
Kiley Defends Grand Jury Claims Amid Hearsay Charge
Boston attorney Daniel J. Kiley told the Suffolk County grand jury that any charges alleging influence over juries by a group of lawyers were based on suspicion and hearsay. He cited evidence from the recent Pelletier trial as the basis for his statements.
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Daniel J. Kiley
Boston
Suffolk County Grand Jury
Suffolk County Grand Juries
Pelletier
Moose Re-elect Griffin Dictator in Local Lodge
James J. Griffin was re-elected dictator of the Bos ton Lodge of Moose by a large majority in a four-man field. He has served two years as local dictator and was unanimously elected supreme dictator at the Toledo national convention. Other officers elected were Vice dictator Harold F. Glover treasurer Albert H. Parker prelate Samuel Hibbs trustee George Garland and delegate Edward Hews to Mooseheart convention.
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James J. Griffin
Loyal Order of Moose
Boston
Lodge of Moose
Toledo
Harold F. Glover
Albert H. Parker
Samuel Hibbs
George Garland
Mooseheart
Edward Hews
TANLAC Brings Glow And Spring To Your Health
Tanlac restores vitality and buoyant health, reviving cheeks with a healthy glow and a spring in step. Available at all reputable druggists.
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John L. Hall
Choate, Hall & Stewart
John W. Cummings
Fall
Hail
Hathaway's Activities
Taunton Dye Works
Allen
Senate
Thomas Carens
Boston Herald
Herald
Edward H. Hicks
New Bedford Morning Mercury
Duff Hall
For
Dunn
Ralston
Ipswich
Harvard
F. W. Buxton
Myron E. Wood
Myron KE. Wood
Robert Winsor
Kidder, Peabody & Co
F. S. Moseley & Co
Congress
Rosamond
Andrea
Grenfell
Labrador
Peabody Interests
Corporation
Alfred L. Aiken
National Shawmut
Daniel G. Wing
First National Banks
Philip Stockton
Old Colony Trust Company
Irish Republic
Kiley
Patent Milan
Periwinkle
Copen
Tel
Beach
Summer St
Moose
Griffin
Tanlac
Thos. J. O’donnell
State Street
Rochester
N. Y
Armstrong
Armstrona Cork Company
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Fifth Ave
Lab
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