Supreme Court rules on savings and commercial department claims
The full bench led by Chief Justice Rugg holds savings and commercial department depositors share equally in commercial assets after security properties are deducted. Cosmopolitan and Prudential petitions to pay dividends to commercial department depositors are approved and should be implemented.
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Costemopolitan
Prudential
Hanover
Sament
Supreme Judigencial Court
Rugg
Savings Department
Savings i Department
Cosmopolitan
Five Distillers to Be Put Out of Business
Five distillers in Kentucky and Pennsylvania are to be shut down for conspiring to defraud the government through forged liquor withdrawal permits, announced by John B. Appleby, prohibition chief for New York and New Jersey.
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New York
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
John B. Appleby
New Jersey
Pops Symphony Orchestra at Symphony Hall Tonight
The Pop concert features Agide Jacchia leading the Pops Symphony Orchestra in a popular program at Symphony Hall. Highlights include Mendelssohn Overture to Masaniello, Dvorak New World Largo, Liszt Mephisto Waltz style pieces, and Rimsky Korsakov selections.
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Symphony Hall
Splendid Pops Symphony Orchestra
Agide Jacchia
Masaniello
Auber “Butterfly
Bolto Largo
Marital Storm Ends as Roses Reconcile in Malden
Annie G. Rose once a dancer and now a forelady on Boylston Street reconciles with husband George H. Rose of 46 Fenwick Street Malden after a divorce petition for cruel treatment. The couple, both Nottingham natives, wed in Boston after her voyage to America and later renewed vows in Malden following a court session in Boston.
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Annie G. Rose
Boylston Street
George H. Rose
Havy Yard
Fenwick Street
Malden
Rose
Lady Astor
Mrs. Rose
Mr. Rose
Nottingham
England
Hammond
Superior Court
Boston
City Hall raises and new appointments under Mayor Curley
Mayor Curley announced elevations and hires in City Hall units. Dr Charles F Wilinsky moves from medical inspector to director of the health unit at 2500 per year. Henry M McBride becomes construction inspector at 1700. Frederick Mooney remains as press feeder at 33 50 per week. Michael H McKeen and Patrick T Kelley receive monotype roles. Miss Jennie M Boning extends in the plant at 8 per week. Walter R Luby becomes transit man at 13 per year. Julia Moynihan named nurse in Health department at 1300 per year.
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Curley
Charles F. Wilinsky
Iragmsit
Henry M. McBride
Frederick Mooney
Preas
Michael H. McKeen
Patrick T. Kelley
Jennie M. Boning
Walter R. Luby
Moynihan Haes
Troop 8 Scout Winners Lead Boston Rally
The Boy Scout Troop 8 of Boston won the all-round scouting championship in Boston East Boston and Charlestown at the East Armory during the eighth annual rally of the First District Boy Scouts. Over 40 youngsters competed with Troop 9 and 132 placing second and third. Troop 8 won Wig-wag signaling and relay, and took second in semaphore signaling.
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Boy Scout
Boston
East Boston
Charlestown
East Armory
Boy Scouts of America
Thieves Loot Shoe Shops in Old Colony District
Police report leather and shoes worth nearly 75000 dollars looted from slice factories in the Old Colony area over several weeks. Despite top investigators and state and local police, no tangible clues have been found as the seemingly organized band continues stealing, latest at the J E French Co Rockland factory where 648 skins of upper leather valued at 2285.11 were taken through an unlocked window via a fire escape.
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Brockton
Old Colony
J. E. French Co
Rockland
New England Traffic League Elects Officers
The New England Traffic League held an annual meeting at the Boston Chamber of Commerce library. It discussed rail road issues in New England and opposed further rate changes to Virginia cities unless carriers submit a comprehensive basis. Officers elected: President R. L. French Bridgeport, first Vice President C. L. Guest Springfield, second Vice President W. F. Price Glastonbury Conn., Treasurer F. W. Hunt Boston.
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New England Traffic League
Boston Chamber of Commerce
New England
Virginia
Trunk Line
R. L. French
Bridgeport
C. L. Guest
Springfield
W. F. Price
Glastonbury, Conn
F. W. Hunt
Boston
Reinstated by Phone Company After Inquiry
The three chief operators and two clerks of the New England Telephone and Telegraph Co were reinstated to their positions after an investigation into falsified records. The company and union rejected overcharging implications as unfounded and stated the records concerned do not affect customer bills. The incident is considered closed.
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New England Telephone & Telegraph Co
William KR. Driver, Jr
Boston Telephone Operators’ Union
Boston
Armed men shoot workers in Belfast cooperage
Nine armed men stormed a Belfast cooperage this afternoon and opened fire on four workers. Two were killed immediately and two others were reported dying later. A bystander was wounded as the assailants asked their victims about their religion.
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Belfast
Claims Estate At $3886 In Shy Claim
George F. Silk of Marlboro sues in Essex County Probate Court at Salem to prevent appointment of the Rev. Howard [38] as administrator after alleging his mother’s estate is only $3886 and that over $4000 from property sales before her death is missing.
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Silk
Mr. Smith
Smith
George F. Silk
Marlboro
Essex County
Salem
Howard
Disabled Vets Hear Fifth Infantry Band at West Roxbury
About 246 World War II veterans at West Roxbury Hospital were treated to a one hour concert by the Fifth United States Infantry Band on the hospital grounds. Band Sergeant Mark Frantillo conducted in the absence of leader George Kazamek.
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West Roxbury Hospital
Fifth United States Infantry
Mark Frantillo
George Kazamek
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