De Luxe Book Trio Jailed in Suffolk Case
All three defendants in the de luxe book case were found guilty by a Suffolk Superior Court jury. James Powers, Glen Farmer, and Samuel Rosenfield were sentenced to varied terms at hard labor with immediate terms initially ordered. Bonds were set high and a stay of sentence granted pending appeals.
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Chase
Suffolk
James Powers
House of Correction
Glen Farmer
Samuel Rosenfield
Boston
Powers
James Clark
Deer Island
Rosenfield
Charles Street
Supreme Court
America
Werner of
Washington and
West Sts
Credit House
Motorman Blamed for Man's Death in Street Railway Accident
Lawrence March 26 Associate Justice F N Chandler ruled motor man Alfred Miner caused the death of William Ahearn of Groveland who was killed when a car on the Haverhill and Andover line of the Bay State street railway overturned in North Andover on February 6 during an inquest following the crash.
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Lawrence
Alfred Miner
William Ahearn
Groveland
Haverhill and Andover
Bay State Street Railway
North Andover
F. N. Chandler
Crocker Left Large Estate Valued at 699334.37
George G. Crocker lawyer and former Railroad and Transit Commissions chairman left an estate appraised at 699334.37 in Suffolk Probate Court. Personal property total 529184.37 and real estate 170150. Notable assets include 8000 acres in Missouri and Arkansas, 343 Commonwealth Avenue, Huntington Avenue holdings, and diversified investments such as railway and cable stock, power company shares, and hotel properties.
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George G. Crocker
Railroad and Transit Commissions
Suffolk Probate Court
Missouri
Arkansas
Crocker
Plymouth Cordage Co
Samson Cordage Works
U. S
N. Y
N. H
Revere House
Woman Sued for Malicious Prosecution Over Fruit Purchase
Mrs Mabel Romery acted as her own lawyer in a Superior Court trial against fruit vendor John O'Brien. A jury awarded O'Brien $60 plus costs after Romery claimed she paid 30 cents with two 2-cent pieces and received no change. O'Brien testified he was paid 30 cents with a 2-cent piece and a nickel, while Romery's criminal claim of larceny was dismissed.
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Mabel Romery
Bickerstaff Street
Superior Court
John O’brien
Station 16
O’brien
Second Church Calls Pastor Maxwell to Boston Return
The Second Church in Boston unanimously extended a call to Rev. Samuel Raymond Maxwell. Maxwell, a Meadville Theological School graduate, has led All Souls' Church in Greenfield for five years after earlier pastoring in Walpole New Hampshire. He succeeds Rev. Thomas Van Ness whose resignation followed the church sale. Back Bay construction on the Second Church is already well advanced.
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Boston
Maxwell
Pennsylvania
Meadville Theological School
Walpole
N. H
Greenfield
All Souls’ Church
Thomas van Ness
Second Unitarian
Copley Square
Back Bay
Pennsylvania Still Reducing Payroll
Pennsylvania Railroad confirms ongoing retrenchment policy. East of Pittsburg and Erie employees will drop from 142000 to 117000, with recent reductions already cutting staff to about 125000.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pittsburg
Erie
Steeple Project Begun as Society Plans Autumn Completion
Construction on the steeple has begun while the society currently worships in Jacob Steeper Hall. Officials expect the church building to be completed in early autumn.
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Jacob Steeper Hall
Amex official denies plan to quit business in Chicago
Chicago March 26. G C Taylor vice president and general manager of the American Express Company issued a statement denying reports that the company would follow United States Express and go out of business.
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Chicago
G. C. Taylor
American Express Company
United States Express Company
Sunday Post Premier Photo Feature with Sepia Reproductions
Two pages devoted to photographs in the news section show the newspaper's new sepia double toned ink. The glossy reproductions promise a faithful finish reminiscent of original prints.
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Next Sunday Post
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Mary L. Rogers
Beacon Street
Silk Union
Jordan Marsh Company
Second Church
S. R. Maxwell
Samuel Raymond Maxwell
City
California
Sweet Peas
Seger
Erries
Davidson Rubber Company Pure Gum
Lubin
Garwood
Sage
Dr. Warren
Dr. Warré Blood
Agri
Piast
Pyres
Red Cross
Castile
Pure Candy Department
Wilhelmina
Candy Department
Union Club
Oo. P. S. la Norma
Ieee al
Haym
Tremont Row
Howard Street
Uncle Sam
Kodak
Conpolnd
American Express
Aoct
N. Salinger
People’s Credit Company
New England
Washington ST
Cor
West ST
Providence
BSA Ee
Sia
Aia
Westminster St
Marinette Mills
Marinette, Wis
Marinette- Menominee Paper Company
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