Johnson Family Feud Over Million Estate Unfolds
The Johnson heirs clash as Fred I. Johnson files to compel his mother, executrix of Iver Johnson’s $5,000,000 estate, to file inventory and account. J Lovell Johnson and Walter Johnson run shops while Fred resigns from management amid a long brewing dispute.
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Fitchburg
Iver Johnson
Fred I. Johnson
J. Lovell Johnson
Worcester
Iver Johnson Arms and Cycle Works
Walter
Fred J. Johnson
Elie
Forbes
Alfred M. Hemingway
Boston
Fred T. Johnson
Herbert Parker
Paper firms fined for hindering trade in court
In the United States Circuit Court on March 9 the United Boxboard and Paper Company of New York and the Stony Brook Paper Company of Haverhill Mass pled guilty to conspiracy in restraint of trade and were each fined $2000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
United Boxboard and Paper Company of
Stony Brook Paper Company
Haverhill, Mass
Publicity as Cure for Political Corruption Urged by Hughes
Gov Charles E Hughes urged thorough public inquiry and full use of publicity to purge New York politics. He advocated direct primaries, argued corruption is nonpartisan, and warned concealment costs more than investigation as he spoke at the Merchants' Exchange banquet in New Rochelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles E. Hughes
Merchants’ Exchange
New Rochelle
New York State
Hughes
Pas Pines
Mer
Boston
Natalia
Miraculous Escapes as Fast Train Leaves Track
A Portland express bound for Boston derailed at West Lynn at 11:55 noon injuring six passengers and several crew. Engineer Charles Latham and fireman Charles Stewart stayed with the engine as baggage car and Pullman car derailed. Hitchcock and Mathes hurt, Conley knocked out but saved by a Newfoundland dog.
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Lynn
Portland Express
Boston
West Lynn
Saugts
Charles Latham
Charles Stewart
Portland
William H. Hitchcock
Charles Mathes
Hitchcock
Commercial Street
Mathes
Lincoln Conley
American Express Company
Conley
Proponent Calls for Direct Party Nominations
The speaker denounces political betrayal and urges a shift from delegates to direct nominations. He advocates that party candidates and committee members be chosen by secret ballots of party voters, arguing current methods corrupt candidate selection and public confidence.
Wood Settles $41 000 Suit
The breach of promise case of Marlon Orr of Dorchester against William Wood of Portland Me is settled for all time with a judgment satisfied in the clerk's office. The exact paid amount is undisclosed but believed near 30000. Miss Orr and her parents prepare to move to Seattle where they expect to arrive next week.
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Marlon Orr
Dorchester
William Wood
Portland
Superior Court
Wood
Miss Orr
Cunningham
Seattle
Allds Found Guilty of Corruption in New York Senate
Jotham P. Allds returned to Norwich as a private citizen after a Senate vote of 40 to 9 upholding charges of bribery. Senator Conger, facing possible resignation, was vindicated but may stay to resist. A Cobb resolution proposes a committee to present charges against Conger over legislative influence and funds.
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Albany
N. Y
Jotham P. Allds
Norwich
Senate
Conger
Allds
Senate Today
Cobb
Malden High School awards letters and practice rosters
The athletic committee names four track men Crockett Miner MacInnis and Holmes for awards. First basketball teams receive numerals while tennis players receive no letters. Hockey letters pending. Baseball squad cut and practice roster includes Bruce Breslin H Bennit Bosworth Crockett Curley Clough Cronin Driscoll Flannagan Gertish Hammond P Harlow Johnson Kimball Kempton Kelly Lucas Letherman McCurdy McGrath A Miner Osberg Paquett Oshrieve Queen Reardon Ryder Ross Reeves W Smith Slye and Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden High School
Crockett
Miner
MacInnis
Holmes
Bruce
Breslin
H. Bennit
Bosworth
Curley
Clough
Cronin
Driscoll
Flannagan
Gertrish
Hammond
Harlow
Johnson
Kimball
Kempton
Kelly
Lucas
Letherman
McCurdy
McGrath
A. Miner
Osberg
Paquett
Oshrieve
Queen
Reardon Ryder
Ross
Reeves
Slye
Thompson
College on Wheels brings state agriculture education by rail
The Massachusetts State Agricultural College launches a train as the college on wheels to tour western Massachusetts. Five cars will travel along the Boston and Albany line and suburban trolleys, offering on board lectures and product exhibits to farmers from Westfield to Milford.
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College On Wheels
Westfield
Massachusetts State Agricultural College
New England
Boston & Albany
Pittsfield
Cheshire
North Adams
Chester
Springfield
Enfield
New Salem
Athol
Templeton
Barre Plains
Ware
Palmer
East Brookfield
Worcester
Westboro
South Framingham
Milford
New Haven Man Marries Back Bay Society Belle
Back Bay Society attends wedding of Miss Pauline Webster and Stephen Whitney of New Haven at Emmanuel Church. Bride daughter of J Frederick Webster of Bay State Road. best man Harry Whitney, recently noted for Arctic migration. Ceremony by Dr Elwood Worcester. reception at Webster residence. bridesmaids hosted at Algonquin Club. couple to reside in New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Back Bay Society
Pauline Webster
Stephen Whitney
New Haven
Emannuel Church
J. Frederick Webster
Bay State Road
Harry Whitney
Arctic
Commander Peary
Cook
Elwood Worcester
Se Ranney
Claire Means
Commonwealth Avenue
Beatrice Farclay
William Orr Barclay
New York
Julia Russell
Cambridge
Mabel Ober
Baltimore
Webster
Algonquin Club
Whitney
Vincent Club
Short sale notice with no refunds and COD policy
Sale details indicate no money refunded and no goods shipped cash on delivery. Alterations charged and the event runs only for a few days. The sale remains open until 10 30 Saturday night.
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Uslike
Gov
Isramip
MY Clothier
Portland Streets
Newman
Newman Garments
H. Newman & Son
Washington St
Malden
Vorenberg
Washington, Hanover and Elm Sts
Gale & Kent
Court Street
Frank L. Stanton
Sunday Post
Hilton
The
Newark
Broad and
Market Sts
Philadelphia
Chestnut St
Broadway
37Th St
Washington Street
Temple Place
Esquid
Bats
Cleveland
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