United Copper Directors Ordered to Produce Books in Court
A federal grand jury probe into Mercantile National Bank misapplication led U S District Attorney Wise to obtain an order forcing United Copper Company directors Sanford Robinson Carter Glass William J Curtis and Horace Abel to produce full company books in court. Heinze refuses access citing an indictment and investigation delaying the search. The judge gave more time, set a new report date, and warned that removing or destroying books could be a grand larceny under federal and state law.
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New York
Federal Grand Jury
F. Augustus Heinze
Mercantile National Bank
United States
Wise
Lacombe
United Copper Company
Sanford Robinson
Carter Glass
William J. Curtis
Horace Abel
Heinze
Gifford
Europe
Frederick Eckstein
Jerome
Jordan Marsh Success Club Members Attend Store Parlor Event
Nearly 500 juvenile Jordan Marsh employees gathered in the store parlor for instruction and entertainment. W A Hawkins read a firm message stressing future responsibilities and loyalty, Frederick Swan of the Quincy School spoke, club members performed, and the evening closed with a group sing and banquet.
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Jordan Marsh Success Club
W. A. Hawkins
Jordan Marsh Company
Hawkins
Success Club
Frederick Swan
Quincy School
Boston
America
St Mary's Assn Plans Cambridge Field Day at Stadium
The St Mary's Catholic Association of Cambridge schedules a grand field day on June 26 at the American League baseball grounds with both afternoon and evening events. Chairman John W. Roberts announced invitations were sent to nationally known athletes at a meeting in Aquinas Hall.
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St. Mary’s Catholic Association of
Cambridge
John W. Roberts
Aquinas Hall
Hair pulling in Pittsburgh court over affiliation dispute
In Pittsburgh, May 28, Police Magistrate Henry Ihrig dealt with a domestic dispute where Mrs. Nora McKelvey confronted Mrs. Thomas E. Smith after discovering an affair. Mrs. Smith attacked Miss McKelvey and pulled the defendant’s hair until a bald spot appeared, prompting the magistrate to rule on the case.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Henry Ihrig
Thomas E. Smith
Durango Street
Nora McKelvey
Smiths
Washington A. C versus North End Unions game set May 29
One of the season’s biggest amateur matchups pits the Washington A. C. colored champions of New England against the North End Unions of Boston at the Charles River road clay pit on Saturday May 29.
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Washington A. C
New England
North End
Boston
Charles River Road
Merlin A A S challenge seeks away game on May 29
The Merlin A A of Roslindale seeks a match with leading semi professional teams in New England for Saturday May 29. The game would be away from home and a fair guarantee is expected. Contact A W Grinnell at 31 Hewlett Street Roslindale.
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Merlin A. A
Roslindale
New England
A. W. Grinnell
Hewlett Street
Pneumonia Claims Col. Charles M. Kenny in Boston
Colonel Charles Kenny senior partner of Kenny and Clark died at DeBrisey Hospital after pneumonia and complications. He was 55, leaves a widow and four children, with strong ties to Governor Greenhalge and Governor Wolcott era offices. Funeral planned at Forest Hills chapel Tuesday at 11.
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Charles Kenny
Kenny & Clark
DeBrisey Hospital
Newbury Street
Kenny
Chase Langmaid
Greenhalge
Wolcott
Mathews
First Brigade
Beacon Street
Marblehead
Boston
Church Conference Planned in South Framingham
Extensive preparations mark the State Federation of Churches conference in South Framingham at Grace Church on June 1. Speakers include Rev. L B Bates East Boston Rev C H Oliphant Methuen Rev John J Walker Westboro Rev C C Merrill Winchendon Hon Frederick H Jackson Rev O P Gifford and Rev Albert J Kennedy of Boston.
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South Framingham
State Federation of Churches
Isro
Boston
Grace Church
L. B. Bates
East Boston
C. H. Oliphant
Methuen
John J. Walker
Westboro
Boys Guilty in Wreck Cases at Somerville Court
Kenneth C Foster and Frank L Rice admitted guilt to attempting to wreck a train in Somerville on May 19. Rice was sentenced to Lyman School for Boys but appealed and was held in 500 dollars. Foster’s case continued to June 4. Albert F Martin, a younger boy linked to the wrecking attempt, was found guilty of delinquency and also had his case continued.
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Kenneth C. Foster
Frank L. Rice
Somerville
Rice
Lyman School
Foster
Albert F. Martin
Language of Flowers Gift Guide of Rose and Blossom Meanings
A catalog of flower symbolisms pairs common blooms with sentiments from clover to apple blossom. It lists meanings for red clover daffodil forget me not honeysuckle myrtle pansy pink white violet blue violet white rose hawthorn cowslip bachelors button and more, matching love, innocence and hope.
Court to pass on charter ruling in Boston fight
The Boston charter dispute moves to the Supreme Court as Representative Donovan argues the Legislature cannot force a choice between two municipal plans. Election Commission questions tie provisions and the fate of a City Council under either plan hinges on constitutional questions and a possible alternative referendum.
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Joseph E. Donovan
Supreme Court
Donovan
Election Commission
The
Grafton Cushing
David T. Montague
Republican City Committee
Cushing
Elmer Curtiss
Hingham
House
Montague
Senate
Civil Service Commission
General Court
Commonwealth
Boston
Treadway Defeated Over Northampton Holyoke Settlement
President Treadway’s Northampton fight over Smith's Ferry ended as the Senate cut compensation from 75000 to 45000 with a 7000 county payment. Bitter exchanges with Turtle followed as Treadway denied lobby accusations and Turtle defended the president’s integrity.
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Senate
Turtle
Treadway
Northampton
Holyoke
Smith’s Ferry
District Attorney Higgins Heads to Manchester for Mullins Case
District Attorney John J. Higgins departed yesterday noon for Manchester New Hampshire to personally pursue clues in the Annie Mullins murder. In the same city James Mantir was noted as a barber employed there.
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John J. Higgins
Manchester
N. H
Annie Mullins
James Mantir
All Who Would Enjoy Good Health and Its Remedies
The article argues health relies on right living and timely, simple remedies. It promotes California Fig Syrup Co. products Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as the one perfect laxative, available through leading druggists.
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California Fig Syrup Co
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United Copper
Firm
ST. Mary's Ass
Judge
Merlin A. A’s Challenge
Col
Chas. M. Kenny
Charles M. Kenny
Ig sBitewia
Crosby CO
Cavite
Washburn
Crosby
Houghton & Dutton Studio
Edna M’kenzie
Evelyn M. Allen
of Allston
Last Sunday Post
Minnie A. Robbins
Worcester
Houghton & Dutton Company
Boston Sunday Post
Mullins
Higgins
Iil
Sunday Post
Deartment Stores
P. O
Mass
Office of the Post
Daily Post
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