Missing Newton boy feared harmed after YMCA disappearance
Winslow W. Cole, 16, nephew of Fire Commissioner Charles H. Cole, vanished Tuesday afternoon from the Newton Y M C A. He left home in Newtonville after lunch to visit the Y but has not been seen since 6 pm. He is described as 5 feet 6 inches tall with light hair, hazel eyes, and wearing a gray knickerbocker suit, Norfolk jacket, gray coat sweater with B S A initials, blue golf cap, black shoes.
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Alfred G. Cole
Otis Street
Newtonville
Newton Y. M. C. A
Cole
Norfolk
Longtime Supreme Court Clerk Dies After 64 Years on Payroll
The jurist died today in the robing room of the Supreme Court. He claimed to have served two thirds of all justices who sat on the bench. He joined the court in the era of Chief Justice Taney.
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Supreme Court
Taney
Monopolistic Practices Alleged Against Steel Firms
A report notes accusations that a corporation exploits market dominance harming other steel manufacturers. The article outlines claims of monopolistic behavior and potential impact on competition and prices within the steel industry.
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Corporation
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Winslow W. Cole
Charles H. Cole
Boston City Club
Rederick P. Fish
James W. Rollins
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
James EH. Downey
Turkey
Ihington Street
Holmes, Luce & Co
Adams Sq
Washington St
Optona
Stickney & Poor's Mustard
Materiab i Inc
Larry "Wertside
Wee & Co
En” Clothes
Bes Oy
Oere
Haeh Ankigis
At. Cc
Pothier
Providence
Bank
Washington
Archie Lewis
Steel Trust
New York
United States Steel Corporation
B. F. Miles
Browning Engineering Company of
Cleveland
Boston
Siegel
Henry Siegel Co
Washington and Essex Streets
Astrachan
Siegel’s
van Camp
Woodsboro
Uneeda
Alfreddie
India
Ceylon
D. D
Copenhagen
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