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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1920
Page
13
Attorney General J Weston Allen will hold a hearing in his office tomorrow at 10 on the Senate directed investigation into claims that dairy interests were advised to sell cattle to curb milk supply and lower prices.
Against Philip M Taylor son of F B Taylor of Marengo Park a prominent business man charged with criminal assault and murder of 12 year old Virginia Walker in the rear of the Somers Creamery plant Feb 29 was presented direct to the grand jury today and it is expected the finding will be reported to the Superior Court tomorrow or Wednesday
You seek more than price and color in a motor car. You want the maker’s name and who is responsible for its delicate mechanism.
Federal grand jury in New York charges Charles W. Morse Captain W S Mitchell United States Steamship Co and the J G McCullough Co with selling the vessel John G McCullough to a French concern in 1917 without Shipping Board approval The act carries up to five years imprisonment or a $5000 fine Morse held on $15000 bail. Mitchell on $5000 bail Trial date not set.
An 84 year old mother asks readers to help locate her son Irving H. Lecount 43 formerly of Chatham and Eastham Cape Cod who has been missing for four years. A cigar drummer who visited Chatham last fall left a remembrance message believed tied to Lecount. The mother seeks the drummer’s name and address to aid in locating him and thus find her son.
An increase in weekly wages for union barbers and higher costs for towels soap tools and supplies led to higher prices in union card shops. The Master Barbers Association approved new rates with haircuts rising from 85 to 50 cents and shaves from 15 to 20 cents.
Federal Judge Morton sentenced Isadore Kaufman to 20 months in Atlanta after he pleaded guilty to passing two counterfeit five dollar bills. Kaufman expressed sorrow for leaving his wife in hardship as agents tracked his operations in Holyoke Springfield and beyond. He was captured after attempting to pass a bill at the Holyoke Dry Goods Company.
Walter Prichard Eaton writes an entertaining feature titled Business Is Business to appear in the forthcoming Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The piece promises bright satire and timely observations on commerce and manners for readers of the magazine.
Despite steep costs this year linen is highly sought after for linen trimmed frocks featuring woolen accents, reflecting a fashion preference tied to fabric availability and price.
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Physicians and eye specialists prescribe Bon-Opto as a safe home remedy for eye troubles and to strengthen eyesight. Sold under money refund guarantee by all druggists.
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