Six Citizens Taken for Jury in Weil Fraud Trial
Six citizens were removed from the street to join the jury for Victor M. Weil charged with fraudulent use of the mails in a stock sale case. Joseph Kelley was drawn. the other five were paid $3 and dismissed after Kelley’s selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor M. Weil
Goldfield-Boston Consolidated Mining Company
United States
Marshal Morse
Joseph Kelley
River Street
Summer Street
William A. Bunton
Normandy Street
Florence W. Donoghue
Camden Street
Marshall J. Bailey
Broadway
Somerville
Herbert D. Sawyer
Columbus Avenue
George E. Smith
Bloomfield Street
Kelley
Bill to let towns regulate building use up for enactment
A pending House bill 495 would empower all towns and cities except Boston to regulate building use by ordinance. The measure aims to protect health and morals by controlling inspection, materials, construction, alteration, height, area, location and use of buildings and structures. The Civic League of Salem sponsors the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Senate
House
Civic League of
Salem
Jury to decide will contest in Innes case
A jury in the Supreme Judicial Court will determine the will dispute of police officer William H. Innes who died with an estate of 14 000. Judge Hammond granted the framing of issues for jury consideration. Innes filed two wills in 1911 naming Luella Eldredge and Annie B. Hyde as heirs with varying bequests. Hyde contests probate alleging undue influence by a lawyer whose brother treated Innes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
William H. Innes
Hammond
Mr. Innes
Luella Eldredge
Annie B. Hyde
Lulla Eldredge
Melrose Sons and Daughters Banquet Attended by 200
About two hundred people attended the annual banquet of the Melrose Sons and Daughters of Maine held last night in Odd Fellows Hall Melrose. Speakers included Melvin M. Johnson Wal tham John C Minot editor Youths Companion State Senator Claude N Allen Melrose John C Emerson Portland and Rev Dr Woodman Bradbury Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose Sons and Daughters of
Maine
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Melrose
Melvin M. Johnson
Waltham
John C. Minot
Kidney Trouble Warning Prompts Urine Check and Remedy
A health note warns kidney disease rising and urges urine testing to detect illness. It cites back pain frequent urination and other signs as possible kidney trouble and prescribes a home mix of Juniper BerriesFluid Extract Field Balmwort and Hypophosphites in teaspoonful doses with meals and at night.
Claims loan used as club in refinery rivalry case
In New York on March 19 the government read letters from Henry Havemeyer of American Sugar Refining and lawyer John E. Parsons. The documents suggest the Segal loan funded a tactic to shield the Pennsylvan ia Sugar Refinery from competition, aiding the trust to gain control. The DA teased a new phase of the case to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havemeyer
American Sugar Refining Company
John E. Parsons
Pennsylvania
Wise
Segal
Trust
Parsons
Signer
Philadelphia
Percy the Mechanical Man Returns in Sunday Post Comic
The comic section previews Percy the Mechanical Man with a new adventure as Professor Wagner tests an April fool joke next Sunday. Readers are invited to see how the automaton responds to the prank.
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Percy
Professor Wagner
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Arious
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Broadhead Mills
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