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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1913
Page
7
The National Biscuit Company markets a wide range of biscuits including crackers, cookies, wafers, snaps, cakes, and jumbles. Its extensive distributing service reaches coast to coast ensuring a constant supply of all the perfect biscuits to every part of the United States.
Rose O Neill mother of the Kewpies is named as defendant in a bill in equity filed in Suffolk Superior Court. Plaintiff is C Garfield McLean of Boston. An attachment for 500000 dollars has been entered against Miss O Neill as principal and George Borgfeldt of New York as trustee.
McLean accuses Miss O Neill of fraud and breach in a fight over who created the Kewpie dolls. He says a 1910 contract split profits five years with her producing models and verses while he handled manufacturing and sales. O Neill allegedly copied his contract and later claimed rights through a magazine, harming his business.
An unsettled statewide contest for governor pits Walsh, Gardner, Bird, and Foss against each other with many ballots in play. The lieutenant governorship and other state offices draw tight races as Democrats, Republicans, and Progressives rally in Boston and across Massachusetts.
Bets of 500 to 275 on Walsh to win were placed on the Stock Exchange with much cash on hand at 5 to 3 odds. Gardner money favored his defeat of Bird, with some bets at 5 to 4 on Gardner over Bird. Bird and Foss faced field odds 2 to 5 and 1 to 5. Progressives run in most districts to gain power. Republicans expect to control the Legislature. Boston Post to publish latest returns from noon today. call Fort Hill 5200.
Congressman Gardner will open headquarters at the American House tonight to receive election returns and greet supporters. He learned the Republican State committee did not engage a hotel suite this year, but plans to host friends and party workers there as in past years.
Lou A. Foster, a retired temperance lecturer, was brought to Newfane for trial in Superior Court on the charge of killing Ossie Prouty, a young farmer. Foster, who has been farming in Halifax, says Prouty attacked him after threatening to kill him.
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