Assault With Ancient Coins On Fan In Central Court
Moses Trefe drove his team to Newspaper Row and chased Eugene Pomeroy in a baseball bulle tins. He faced assault and battery with the horse in Central Court yesterday, case continued until the witness is found, bail denied, personal word allowed. Coins antedating the Christian era seized at Dedham street police station from William Garnett and the Sexton brothers after stolen goods were recovered from Milton home of Byam Whitney. Roman and Greek coins include figures of Caesar and Nero, silver and copper, with a thin Japanese piece among 11 items. Artifacts feature Greek letters, pontis, three legged stools, and ornate head-dresses. one coin speculated worth $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Trefe
Tissday
Eugene Pomeroy
Central Court
Dedham Street
William Garnett
Sexton Brothers
Irwin
Morrissey
Milton
Byam Whitney
Caesar
Nero
Pontis
Commercial College Head Is Bankrupt
Charles E. Comer of Newton, principal of Comer's Commercial College in Boston, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in U S District Court. He owes 6188 dollars with no assets. Standish Trust of Boston is principal creditor for 2731 dollars. About 30 creditors remain unsecured, including 1023 dollars for teaching services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Comer
Newton
Comer’s Commercial College
Boston
United States District Court
Standish Trust
Mrs. Lillian McSweeney Dies in Dorchester
Mrs. Lillian A Quinn McSweeney wife of Edward A McSweeney Thom as W Lawson's private secretary died suddenly at her home 17 Mt Ida Road Dorchester at noon yesterday after suffering meningitis for several days medical team failed to halt the illness
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian A. (Quinn) McSweeney
Edward A. McSweeney
Thomas W. Lawson
Mt. Ida Road
Dorchester
The J B L Cascade Internal Bathing Ad
An advertisement touts internal baths as a cure for constipation and general malaise citing medical authority and nationwide use. It promotes the J. B. L Cascade device, claims 500000 users, and invites readers to visit Liggett's Riker Jaynes Drug Stores for a free booklet Why Man of Today Is Only 50 Per Cent Efficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. IL
Nature
J. B. L. Cascade
Liggett
Riker- Jaynes
Five youths plead guilty to home break-ins in Beacon Hill area
Five men under 25 pleaded guilty to breaking and entering private houses in Beacon Hill Cambridge and Dorchester. Judge Bell sentenced George De Cay 18 and Edward Geller 21 to the Massachusetts Reformatory at Concord. Charles alias Thade Jones Archie Gello and William Jones alias Thomas Keyes received five years each in the House of Correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Hill
Cambridge
Dorchester
Bell
Superior Criminal Court
George de Cay
Edward Geller
Massachusetts Reformatory
Concord
Charles
Thade Jones
Archie Gello
William Jones
Thomas Keyes
House of Correction
Rate Boost Hits Shoe Men
Secretary William H. Day Jr. warned at the New England Shoe Wholesalers’ meeting that German submarine activity off the New England coast will likely trigger acute freight congestion and possible embargoes. He criticized New England manufacturers for raising freight costs that hinder regional competition with the Midwest and West. Day estimated the Interstate Commerce Commission rate change adds about $250,000 in transport costs and a further $1,000,000 from new southeastern rates and eight hour law effects. He warned buyers will seek cheaper sources if charges rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
William H. Day, Jr
Lynn Chamber of Commerce
New England Shoe Wholesalers’ Association
Young’s Hotel
Middle States
West
Day
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Pear
Moses
Commercial College
Edward M’sweeney
Everty
Berwick
Sunkist Lemons
Tor
Se Prunes
VOC
Ballard's
iCc
Sunbeam Brand
Salnoy Col River
Lane Y
Fan Mbia Onia
Spearie
Lenipav
Bargain Basement
Bargain
Life
Furor
Wome
Serge
Pivu
Alsoo Chase
Hamburg
Women’s & Misses
Berlin
Phoenix Carpet Co
Salo
Nottingham
Slade’s Revere
Belgium
Oak
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