Adams on Act Test Approved by Attorney General
Attorney General Gregory telegraphed government attorneys in Kansas City that he approves plans to use a test case on the Adamson Act before the Supreme Court. The Missouri Oklahoma & Gulf railroad case, Judge Hook ruling against the government, will be transcribed and filed with the Court. If December sessions fix an early date, a ruling may come before January 1.
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Washington
Gregory
Kansas City
Supreme Court
Missouri, Oklahoma & Gulf Railroad
Hook
Department of Justice
Stole Doctor's Kit Given Probation in Central Court
James Maloney aged 18 stole a doctor's kit hid the surgical instruments and sank the bag in South Bay. He was placed on probation on the promise to make good the damage in Central Court yesterday.
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James Maloney
South Bay
Central Court
Seld in Cotton Bags for Thanksgiving Sweets Additives
Advertises cotton bags in 5 10 25 and 50 pound sizes for Thanksgiving sweets. Promotes Barsino Cane sugars as most satisfactory. Highlights Domino granulated for general use and Domino powdered and confectioners sugar for pastries and desserts.
Tempted by Gems Behind Harriman Jewel Robbery
New York police solved the $60,000 Harriman jewel robbery as a trusted employee confessed to stealing to cover living costs in a pricey suburb. He is under arrest for grand larceny, joined by his brother who is detained on related charges for disposing of part of the proceeds.
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New York
Harriman
Daggett Brothers Arrested Over Larchmont Jewel Heist
Arthur Daggett 42 and his brother Orville 48 face charges tied to the Har riman jewelry theft. Arthur admits finding and loaning on gems while Orville is accused of moving a $40 000 ruby. A jeweler is also charged as a receiver. Detectives recovered all stolen valuables, some hidden in a kitchen closet.
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Daggett
Orville
Daggett Brothers
Arthur Daggett
Larchmont
Federal Trade Commission Announces Public Hearing on Paper Prices
The FTC fixed December 12 for a public hearing on news print paper pricing inviting manufacturers jobbers publishers and others to attend. Investigations aim to uncover charges of price raising conspiracies by producers and will proceed along clearly defined lines to reveal facts. American Newspaper Publishers Association officials and paper makers contributed to the date setting and preparatory discussions.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Commission
St Ann's Parish Bazaar Nets Weeklong Parish Event
The St Ann's parish Neponset bazaar will run nightly next week in the upper area of the new St Ann's Church at Neponset avenue and Ashmont street. Dr F X Carr chairs the general committee with Rev James H Flannery Rev Joseph A Brandley and several parishioners as assistants. The press committee is led by Thomas F Murray. The entertainment committee is headed by Rev Fathers Brandley and Flannery and includes Dr Carr Mrs A R Ballou Elizabeth Driscoll Matthew Cummings John Cronin D J Sullivan Mrs R Noonan Sarah Lynch and Patrick Shea.
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St. Ann’s Parish
Neponset
St. Ann's Church
Neponset Avenue
Ashmont Street
F. X. Carr
James H. Flannery
Joseph A. Brandley
Catherine R. Haley
Thomas F. Murray
Brandley and
Flannery
Dr. Carr
A. R. Ballou
Elizabeth Driscoll
Matthew Cummings
John Cronin
D. J. Sullivan
R. Noonan
Sarah Lynch
Patrick Shea
Two New Plague Cases Reported in Massachusetts
State Board of Health reports 164 cases of infantile paralysis this month with two new cases yesterday from Cambridge and Waltham. Authorities say the disease is pretty well under control.
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State Board of Health
Cambridge
Waltham
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American Sugar
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U.S.A
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Silion
Shime See Geensay
Vaail
Daagatrs
Mass
Arthur P. Daggett
Trust Company
E. H. Harriman
Faurot
Lea & Perrins
LEA && Perrins
Hubert Street
New
Attrac
Soc
Madras
Chalmers
Glastonbury
Lamb’s
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MY Clothier
Hanover
Portland
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