Isenbeck in Court Facing Serious Charge Amid Nervous Tension
Ernest Gustaf Adolf Isenbeck Jr. suffered a nervous breakdown hours before a court appearance to answer a charge raised by Nellie Maybeck of Beverly. His mother at 38 Lowell Street Peabody also needed medical care, and Isenbeck rushed to his Peabody lawyer's office despite orders to rest. Vladimir the Great is noted as having compelled subjects to adopt Greek religion.
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Nellie Maybeck
Beverly
Ernest Gustaf Adolf Isenbeck, Jr
Lowell Street
Peabody
Isenbeck
Moonshine Bath Case Before U S Commissioner
Max Sugarman and Ida Sugarman of Roxbury were brought before United States Commissioner Hayes after a raid on November 2. Agents testified the couple argued with the warrant and a baby allegedly bathed in moonshine while the wife held a tin bucket. Both were held for the federal grand jury.
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Max Sugarman
Ida
Washington Street
Roxbury
United States
Hayes
Sugarman
Stearns
Boston
Federal Grand Jury
Strikers to Vote on Amoskeag Terms Friday
Manchester NH. Local unions set a Friday ballot on Amoskeag Company terms offering a 54 hour week and discrimination against former strike violators. Union chiefs urged members to reject the proposal and continue the fight. Vice President James Starr directs the NH strike and said workers would not accept the plan. voting will take three days.
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Manchester
N. H
Amoskeag
Textile and Metal Trades Council ,Executive Board
James Starr
New Hampshire
Amoskeag Company
Britain Pays $50 Million on War Debts
J P Morgan & Co acting for the British government paid the New York Federal Reserve Bank 50 million dollars as interest due on wartime debt.
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Britain
U. S
New York
J. P. Morgan & Co
New York Federal Reserve Bank
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfeld
N.J
Vladimir the Great
Russia
E. W. Bart & CO
West St
Starr
Wear-Ever
Aluminum
New Kensington
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Franklin
Washington
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