Parkhurst admits he was dupe in candy company loss
Dr. Charles H. Parkhurst pastor of Madison Avenue Presbyterian testified in the Long Island City bankruptcy case of the American Candy Company that he invested 83000 and was duped. Referee Tipling urged district attorney review as funds may not have entered the company bank account. Ella L. Moore of Albany filed suit alleging Parkhurst conspired to defraud and caused Franklin Incorporated property seizure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles H. Parkhurst
Madison Avenue Presbyterian
Long Island City
American Candy Company
Charles A.tipling
Dr. Parkhurst
Franklin, Incorporated
American Company
Franklin Company
Parkhurst
Candy Company
Ella L. Moore
Albany
Legislation to shield ex-prisoners records proposed by group
Massachusetts Prisoners Welfare League drafts a bill to criminalize public disclosure of prison records for five years after release. Samuel Keezer of Arlington explains the plan at Young's Hotel meeting chaired by J R Smith. The league aims to help released prisoners gain prompt employment with legal aid and loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Prisoners’ Welfare League
Samuel S. Keezer
Arlington
League
Young’s Hotel
J. R. Smith
North Cambridge
Lewis R. Sullivan
Boston
Greater
Three Anthrax Cases Reported in Woburn Tannery Work
Three workers at Woburn tanners Fox Clarke Robinson were stricken with anthrax after handling hides from diseased cattle. The patients Dominic Lombard Sam Politski and Joachim Batista are not critically ill. Eliminations caused work stoppages at Winchester Beggs Cobb tannery amid health inspections following a recent death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woburn
Dominic Lombard
Garfield Avenue
Sam Politski
Eastern Avenue
Joachim Batista
Charles Street
Fox, Clarke & Robinson Company
Beggs & Cobb Company
Winchester
State Board of Health
A. G. McCarthy
State Board of Labor and Industry
Sophiazone
Winter sports continue at St. Mark's School
At Southboro on March 18 the St. Mark's winter sports program added events including broad jump rope climb and 35 yard hurdles. Winners and times in rope climb featherweight junior and senior divisions are listed with multiple top finishers and school year designations. Boxing wrestling results also noted with bouts and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southboro
St. Mark's
Thorne
Dabney
G. Carey
M. Jacobson
J. Harris
Walker
Hoffman
Crockett
Betts
Lockwood
Stout
Woods
Bigelow
Dewey
Tlirst
Chapin
Hinkle
Taylor
H. Bigelow
Whitney
Jackson
DeRham
Lewis
van Rensselaer
Post
W. Caswell
Purim Festival in Roxbury Raises $1000 for Beth Israel
Over 1200 attendees at Brunswick Hall Roxbury for the Purim celebration of the Beth Israel Hospital Auxiliary. The audience contributed one thousand dollars to the hospital fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury
Beth Israel Hospital
Brunswick Hall
Beth Israel Hospital Fund
Ten Clinton Boys Join Troops Bound for Mexico Front
Ten Clinton youths are now with cavalry and infantry regiments at the border or in Mexico ready to head into action against Villa. Names include Henry Toner Thirteenth cavalry Sergeant Martin Garvey Eleventh infantry Sergeant Frank Devaney First cavalry James Munroe Third cavalry and James Murphy First cavalry Troop B with updates on their service.
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Clinton
Mexico
Villa
Massachusetts
Thirteenth Cavalry
Henry Toner
John Toner
Beacon Street
United States
Vera Cruz
Thirteenth
Martin Garvey
Summit Street
B Company
Eleventh Infantry
Douglas
Ariz
China
William Garvey
Frank Devaney
Twenty-second Infantry
James Munroe
Third Cavalry
Bridgeport
Joseph Munroe
James Murphy
Patrick Murphy
First Cavalry
Company A
Henry Toner of
United States Cavalry
Clinton youths enlisted for bandit hunt and re enlisted trooper returns
John Hastings brother of Patrolman William Hastings Frank Manning Joseph Grant Frederick White formerly of Sterling street Sixth cavalry near El Paso Michael Campbell son of John Campbell on School street are Clinton youths with outfits ready for the bandit hunt. Charles Kimball former Thirteenth cavalry trooper visited Peter Wetherall on Clark street then reenlisted and asked to be sent back to the Thirteenth cavalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hastings
William Hastings
Clinton
Frank Manning
Orange Street
Joseph Grant
Frederick White
Sterling Street
Sixth Cavalry
el Paso
Michael Campbell
School Street
John Campbell
Charles Kimball
Thirteenth Cavalry
Peter Wetherall
Clark Street
Military education bill gains federalization of state militia
The legislative committee on military affairs approved a bill from the special commission on military education and reserve to federalize the state militia. Robert L. Raymond chaired the commission and spoke as did Father Charles W. Lyons Boston College president and pacifist supporter Mrs Glendower Evans.
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Legislative Committee On Military Affairs
Special Commission On Military Education and Reserve
Robert L. Raymond
Charles W. Lyons
S. J
Boston College
Glendower Evans
Federalization of State militia debated by lawmakers
Major Murchie for National Security League and Boston chamber officials urged a federalized militia bill. Opponents led by Colonel Sherburne argued against it while Father Lyons and Mr Raymond said public support favors federalization. Adjutant General Cole noted enlistment provisions and automatic retirement for nonparticipants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Murchie
National Security League
A. A. Ballantyne
J. Randolph Coolidge, Jr
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Charles H. Cole
W. P. White
John H. Sherburne
House of Representatives
Wendell P. Thore
Murchie
Congress
Special Commission
Father Lyons
Raymond
Cole
Cambridge Celebrates Evacuation Day and Saint Patrick's
Cambridge declares today a holiday with City Hall closed. St. Mary’s parish hosts Irish Night at Aquinas Hall with a lecture on Ireland by Rev. M. L. Doody and a pupil play. St. John’s parish in North Cambridge holds a similar observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
City Hall
St. Patrick's Day
St. Mary's Parish
Aquinas Hall
St. John's
North Cambridge
M. L. Doody
St. Mary's
Ireland
Britain to Reply on Stopping the China Near Shanghai
Ambassador Page in London cabled that Britain's foreign office is preparing a reply to the U S inquiry about the stopping of the American liner China by a British warship near Shanghai. It also references the removal of 38 Austrians Germans and Turks and whether the China was in British waters or on the high seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ambassador Page
London
Foreign Office
United States
China
Shanghai
Page
High Seas
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A. Saxliehner
Sos
Welfare League
Sunday Post
Woburn Tannery
ST. Mark’s
Purim
Gilchrist
Men’s Clothing Department
Winter Street
Sergeant Martin Garvey
of ClInton
Eleventh
United States Infantry
First United States Cavalry
John Hastings of
Third United States Cavalry
Houghton & Dutton CO
New England
Crow
Carranza Garrison
Marea
Tex
Ojinaga
Carranza
Rojas
Presidio
Fr. Lyons
Britain
Dudley ST
Bristol
Express
Waltham, Elgin
Hamilton
Illinois
Howard
Andrews
Waldemar
Frank A. Andrews, Inc
Washington St
Cor
Bell-Ans
Nfield
ATP
Don
York State
California
Orang & Star
Legal Globe
Challenge Co
Ib. B
Corona
TE. Eng Breakfast
Nps
London Blent
Dhrookside IG
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