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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1920

Page

11

Embassograph treasurer charged in 22 counts of larceny

William F. Stone, treasurer of Embassograph Products Company, indicted by a Suffolk county grand jury on 22 counts of larceny totaling about 124,141. Counts include 12 from the company and other sums from N. E. Guaranty, Federal Finance, Massachusetts Trust, and Industrial Finance. Stone is in New York under arrest and a large extradition process remains ongoing.

William F. Stone Embassograph Products Company Suffolk County N. E. Guaranty Company Federal Finance Company Massachusetts Trust Stone

Dr Williams Pink Pills Promised To Restore Nervous Strength

An advertisement links influenza to nervousness and neurasthenia and promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a nourishing tonic. It cites Mrs. Fred L Chesley of Everett Massachusetts who reports better nerves weight gain and relief from headaches after using the pills and urges readers to buy locally or order from the Dr Williams Medicine Co. in Schenectady New York and request a free booklet on nervous diseases.

Fred L. Chesley Clark Avenue Everett Mass Dr. Williams Dr. Williams Medicine Co Schenectady N. Y

Hyde Park Cars Revoked by City Council Order

Mayor Peters signed a council order revoking the Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway locations in Hyde Park after citizens urged removal. The 15 day signature window passed and the order will take effect unless appealed to the Public Utilities Commission within 30 days. Council President Moriarty led the measure amid numerous complaints.

Peters Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway Hyde Park Massachusetts Public Utilities

Sale of articles by wounded soldiers in Boston clubs

Prominent Boston women fund the sale of items made by wounded war veterans in hospitals around Boston. The event, at the Army and Navy Club 10 Park Square, will run all day Friday under Community Service and American Red Cross New England division auspices. Two thousand veterans contributed pieces, with Mrs. Katherine Grinnell on the organizing committee.

Boston Army and Navy Club Park Square Community Service New England American Red Cross Katherine Grinnell

Worcester Carmen Agree to Arbitrate

Worcester May 12. For the third time in three months Worcester Consolidated Street Railway employees demand a 40 percent pay raise but are refused by company officials. A union committee tests submission of the wage question to arbitration. Bentley W. Warren of Boston named to the company board. Springfield trolley men demands included in arbitration programme.

Worcester Worcester Consolidated Street Railway Company Bentley W. Warren Boston Springfield Trolley

Measles and Whooping Cough Strain Boston Schools

Health officials report thousands of Boston children kept from school as measles and whooping cough surge. Since January 1 there have been 4798 measles cases and 47 deaths, plus 1885 whooping cough cases and 8 deaths, prompting a campaign by inspectors, nurses, and school physicians to curb spread.

Boston Health Department Who Woodward The Health Service

The Mystery of Thirty One in Sewell Ford tale

The Boston Sunday Post Magazine will publish the latest Sewell Ford story The Mystery of Thirty One in its upcoming issue. Readers can look for the new adventure in the magazine section.

Sewell Ford Boston Sunday Post

Rents Yield 19 Percent Debate At Boston Hearing

Malcolm E. Nichols backed eight percent as fair landlord return but Ruth Cimerblatt’s attorney argued 19 percent is not excessive. Tenants from 8 Blackwood Street Back Bay cited rent hikes from 350 to 470 dollars monthly after a new owner took over an eight unit building bought for 22 500 dollars. One case noted a 238 month jump from 35 to 60 dollars per month.

Malcolm E. Nichols Boston Rent and Housing Committee George T. Cohen Ruth Cimerblatt Fuller Street Brookline Cclient Miss Cimerblatt Blackwood Street Back Bay Cohen

Jersey cow sets Connecticut butter-fat record at 935 pounds

Theatre Cup Queen a Jersey cow owned by A. W. Barnes in New Canaan has set a new Connecticut butter-fat record by yielding 935 pounds in a year, surpassing Seers Alberta owned by E. T. Bedford of Greens Farms which had 881.7 pounds.

New Canaan Conn Jersey A. W. Barnes Connecticut Seers Alberta E. T. Bedford Green’s Farms

Paraguay and US Chambers Agree to Arbitration Pact

In Asuncion on May 12 the Chamber of Commerce of Paraguay announced a binding agreement with the Chamber of Commerce of the United States to arbitrate commercial disputes between firms.

Asuncion Paraguay Chamber of Commerce of United States

Aspinwall Knights of Pythias to Honor Grand Officers Tonight

Aspinwall Lodge 168 Knights of Pythias hosts a reception at Odd Fellows Hall Brookline for newly elected grand lodge officers led by Grand Chancellor Dr. Benjamin A Graves and Grand Vice Chancellor Elmer I Elliott. Marathon Company Uniform Bank and ten lodges send delegations as the Sunshine Boys perform. Supper at 6:80 and doors open at 8 with entertainment and a fez friendly night.

Aspinwall Lodge Knights of Pythias Odd Fellows' Hall School Harvard Streets Brookline Benjamin A. Graves Elmer I. Elliott Marathon Company Uniform Bank

Go to a Legitimate Dealer and Get a Legitimate Tire

The piece urges motorists to buy quality tires from legitimate dealers rather than fall for price focused or hearsay driven advice. It emphasizes the value of genuine tire quality and references the United States Rubber Company as a standard of trust and investment in better tires.

United States Rubber Company

Diamond Dyes Promises Easy Safe Color For All Fabrics

The Diamond Dyes package offers simple directions for dyeing worn garments and home textiles in a rich fadeless color. It guarantees perfect results for first time users and advises consulting the druggist for a color card.

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