Legion Action Protested Over Missing Public Fund Details
A statement by Massachusetts Veterans Association President William H. Burns protests the American Legion for not publicizing funds from its last drive. It calls for itemized accounting filed with the Secretary of State and invites public scrutiny at City Hall Room 60.
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American Legion
Massachusetts Association of Wat Veterans
William H. Burns
Tion
Massachusetts
Secretary of State
Byrne
City Hall
Massachusetts Association
Morgan Memorial Women's Auxiliary Plans Autumn Bazaar
At a fall meeting the Morgan Memorial Women’s Auxiliary completed plans for an autumn bazaar on November 8 at the Hotel Brunswick. The event will offer useful and fancy articles and hourly entertainment by Morgan Memorial national groups. Lasell Seminary girls will assist visitors in the afternoon and evening. Envelopes were invented in England by a Brighton bookseller.
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Morgan Memorial
Church of All Nations
Hotel
Brunswick
Lasell Seminary
Dismissal Sought in 14 Million Stock Suit
In the Supreme Court yesterday Atty Fletcher Ranney argued for the First People's Trust to dismiss the equity bill brought by 50 000 subscribers against the trust H V Greene Co Commercial Finance and Mutual Finance. Judge De Courcy took the demurrer under advisement as to dismissal.
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Maater
Atty
Fletcher Ranney
Supreme Court
First People's Trust
H. V. Greene Enterprises
Judge de Courcy
First People’s Trust
H. V. Greene Co
Commercial Finance Corporation
Mutual Finance Corporation
Boston Legal Aid Society
Besieged Prohibition Agents in Baltimore Saloon Riot
Prohibition agents and two Black assistants were besieged for two hours in Henry Bachalitky’s saloon on Barre and Woodward streets. Thousands gathered, demolished the plate glass, hurled bricks, and cut tires as the agents moved a seized home brew truck. The crowd trapped the agents from 6 to 8 p m while the chauffeur brandished a revolver. Ice pills of this country total more than 365 million dollars annually.
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Baltimore
Henry B&chalitaky
Barre
Woodward
Cunard Line Likely to Quit Boston Port for Philadelphia
The Cunard Steamship Company, with a Boston to Liverpool passenger service since 1840, is likely to discontinue Boston calls and move to Philadelphia or Baltimore due to a lack of cargo at Boston.
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Cunard Steamship Company
Boston
Liverpool
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Boston Freight Debate Shows Port Slipping Toward Extinction
Edward M Hagarty freight agent for Cunard testified before the Interstate Commerce Commission that commerce at Boston is crippled by high freight rates. He said Cunard ships have operated with minimal cargo and even ballast sand was used. Other executives corroborated the lack of business, while some witnesses noted mills and manufacturers prefer Boston despite costs elsewhere. The Benton hearing closed with more Boston testimony slated for Washington on November 12.
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Edward M. Hagarty
Cunard Line
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hagarty
Boston
West
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Cunard
William F. Garcelon
Arkwright Club
New England
Charles B. Baldwin
United Shoe Machiner Co
New York
Benton
Washington
Benny Wayler Divorce Petition Dismissed in Superior Court
The divorce suit of Benny Wayler against wife Anna Wayler was dismissed by Judge Bell after testimony. Wayler claimed unfaithfulness and that a child born in November 1918 was not his. Mrs. Wayler testified he did not support her and had relations with another woman.
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Benny Wayler
Anna Wayler
Bell
Ayler
Three Counterfeit Gang Members Sentenced in Federal Court
Federal Judge sentenced three men for tampering with currency. Francisco Decime and Joseph Rapello pleaded guilty to possessing counterfeit bank notes. Philippe Rapello was found guilty of passing counterfeit notes. Joseph received two and a half years in New Bedford. Decime two years in East Cambridge. Philippe received a lesser term.
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Francisco Decime
Joseph Rapello
Philippe Rapes
Joseph
New Bedford
Decima
East Cambridge
Philippe Rapello
Irregulars’ Kidnap Plot Foiled Amid Dublin Search
Troops surrounded the residence of the head of the Irish government’s in laws after information that Irregulars planned to kidnap William Cosgrave, president of the Provisional Parliament. The ground was searched and no one found. Mrs Cosgrave was not at the premises.
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Dublin
William Cosgrave
Provisional Parliament
Hit by Auto While About to Board Car in Malden
William Holland age 90 of High Street Malden was struck by a speeding automobile while waiting to board a trolley on Pleasant Street in Malden yesterday evening. He suffered slight injuries as the car failed to stop and sped toward Everett. A French mechanic invented a revolving brush for carrying horses.
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William Holland
of &i High
Malden
1. den Auditorium
Pleasant Street
Everett
Woman and Baby Knocked Down by Auto in South Boston
Mrs Blanche Shumansky of Preble Street and her four month old son John were struck by an automobile driven by Arthur Hickey of Mast Fifth Street South Boston at Dorchester Avenue and Preble Street. The baby was unhurt. Mrs Shumansky was taken to Carney Hospital with back injuries.
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Blanche Shumansky
Preble Street
Boston
John
Arthur Hickey
Fifth Street
South
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Neskue
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