Cambridge Carnival Ends With Auto Parade
The Cambridge Carnival and Exposition closes tonight after a successful week with an auto parade featuring 200 entries. Cars decorated in three divisions parade from Harvard Bridge at 2 30 pm along Massachusetts Avenue to Cedar Street and back for judges review. Six prizes from five to twenty dollars will go to best decorated cars.
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Cambridge
Armory
Harvard Bridge
Massachusetts Avenue
Cedar Street
Inman Streets
Barry
John H. Corcoran
Collapse blamed on faulty pier in Hanover Street building
Officials cite inferior construction and materials for Tuesday collapse of the Hanover and Battery streets building. Three people died. experts led by Guy C. Emerson conducted an official examination yesterday.
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Hanover and
Battery Streets
Guy C. Emerson
Finance Commission
Emerson Blames Hollow Pier for Building Collapse
Mr. Emerson argues a hollow stone base pier with brick top and mud mortar caused the corner collapse. He cites nonbonded bricks and poor materials as the principal faults and calls for criminal accountability. Building officials and Bricklayers' Union representatives conducted the official inspection.
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Emerson
Mr. Emerson
Post
Everett
Charles Logue
Board of Schoolhouse Commissioners
Bricklayers’ Union
U S Wins Over Bath Tub Trust
In Baltimore the United States Circuit Court ordered the dissolution of the Standard Sanitary Manufacturing Company and others in the bath tub trust case. Judge Rose ruled for the government with Judge Pritchard concurring. Judge Goff dissented.
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Baltimore
United States
John C. Rose
Standard Sanitary Manufacturing Company
Bath Tub Trust
Pritchard
Rose
Goff
Supreme Court path set in Sherman antitrust case
Edwin P. Grosvenor and John Philip Hill stated the decision supports the government on every point. The action, brought under the Sherman act, may go directly to the U S Supreme Court on appeal. The case, though separate from Detroit criminal actions, concerns the same subject and defendants.
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Edwin P. Grosvenor
United States
United States District
John Philip Hill
Baltimore
United States Supreme Court
Detroit
McNamara Trial Panel Deliberations Over Juror Nelson
Proceedings in the McNamara murder trial continued with no juror chosen as Z T Nelson faced scrutiny over impartiality. Attorney Horton argued state interests and juror eligibility while Darrow condemned bias limits, noting Nelson had formed a guilt opinion for months.
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James B. McNamara
Charles J. Haggerty
Los Angeles Times
Talesman
Z. T. Nelson
Nelson
William Hammel
Hall of Records
Court House
John J. McNamara
United States
Nimor
G. Ray Horton
Bordwell
Horton
Talesmen
Arthur
Abraham Ruef
San Quentin Penitentiary
San Francisco
Red Shirt
Gordon
Folsom Penitentiary
California
Times
Joseph Scott
McNamara
Clarence
Darrow
Gems Are Feature Of Exhibition At Mechanics Hall
Attleboro factories close for Attleboro Day to allow workers to visit the industrial and educational exposition. Delegations from Mansfield and Providence are expected, with the jewelry exhibit drawing interest from the latter.
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Attleboro
Mechanics’ Hall
Attlebotte
Mansfield
Providence
New England Jewelry Exhibit and Vegetable Display Highlight Exposition
The exposition features a prominent jewelry exhibit of New England products and a vegetable display from the Boston Market Gardeners Association. Visitors include about 50 Quincy School children and 70 other students. North Bennet Street Industrial School earns praise for modelling and pottery as area youth show interest in industrial education.
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New England
Boston Market Gardeners’ Association
Mechanics Hall
Newton
Post
Quincy School
Girls’ High School
Somerville High School
North Bennet Street
Exing Handicap at Newmarket Won by Runnymede
In Newmarket on October 18 the Exing handicap of 300 sovereigns for three-year-olds and upwards over five furlongs was won by J. R. Keene's Runnymede. Wolf's Haven finished second and Lespedesa third from 11 starters.
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Newmarket
England
J. R. Keene
Runnymede
Wolf's Haven
Lespedesa
Resinol Soap and Ointment Featured as Skin Cure
A Philadelphia reader testifies how two cakes of Resinol Soap and part of a jar of Resinol Ointment healed long standing sores and eruptions. The ad promotes Resinol Ointment as non irritating and safe for all skin troubles, urging households to keep it on hand.
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K. Mathieu
Philadelphia
Department
Resinol Chemical Co
Baltimore, Md
Trio's All Night Adrift in Open Boats Off Cohasset
Three men led by Fred E. Doty of Swampscott were rescued after drifting all night in two open boats. Doty, unconscious at first, was treated at Cohasset. Wright of Sudbury and Mason of Holden were found near Nantasket. Fishermen towed the boats ashore as rescuers alerted families. The incident underscores Cohasset harbor improvements funded by town, state, and private subscribers totaling about sixty thousand dollars.
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Fred E. Doty
Swampscott
Boston
C. W. Wright
Sudbury
W. H. Mason
Holden
Doty
Cohasset Rocks
Stony Beach
Nantasket
Ellery H. Clark
Frank Salvador
Cohasset
Cokresset
Dr. Wernald
Hinchcliffe
Wright
Mason
Walter Kelly
George Hatch
Frank Lean
Norfolk Street
Cohasset Harbor
Cape Cod Canal
Foss
H. M. Whitney
Massachusetts
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Portland Streets
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