Tobacco Trust Plans Win Out
New York court memorandum states there will be no intervention by independents in the American Tobacco Company plan of reorganization. independents may present objections at a public hearing on October 30 and briefs must be filed before the hearing. The petition is filed in the name of the National Cigar Leaf Tobacco Association the Cigar Manufacturers' Association of America and the Independent Tobacco Salesmen's Association of America.
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New York
American Tobacco Com- 8
United States Circuit Court
Felix H. Levy
Louis D. Brandeis
Independents
National
Lawson Financier Faces Jury In Lottery Case
Thomas W. Lawson, financier from Scituate, stands trial in the Superior Criminal Court before Judge Quinn and a jury on a charge of maintaining a lottery. He appeals a $100 fine from a lower court as spectators note his attire and presence at Plymouth court.
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Plymouth
Thomas W. Lawson
Superior Criminal Court
Quinn
Lawson Case Opens as Watch and Ward Prosecutes Lottery
Former judge and congressman Robert Herris leads three counsel for the prosecution in a crowded Boston court. Witnesses describe a 10 000 ticket distribution and a horse and phaeton prize linked to the Marshfield fair. The defense plans 20 witnesses as the trial proceeds over two days.
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Superior Court
Robert O. Herris
Mth
Massachusetts
Homer Albers
Henry F. Hurlburt
Boston
Byron
Johnson
Watch and Ward Society of Boston
Lawson
Joseph M. Taylor
Marshfield
Albert F. Barker
Edward A. McSweeney
Boston Post
Congressman Harris
Levi T. Lyons
Brookline
Howard Matthews
Scituate
Mqnor
Matthews
Lady Gregory to speak on The Making of a Play
Lady Gregory will discuss The Making of a Play at Fenway Court this afternoon at 4 o clock, presented through the courtesy of Mrs. Gardner.
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Lady Gregory
Fenway Court
Why Most Shampoos Ruin the Hair
Oak land Tribune quotes Mae Martyn advising against soap shampoos and dry powders. It urges a homemade remedy using can thrax dissolved in hot water, claiming it cleanses, dries without streaking, adds brightness and fullness, and prevents baldness.
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Oakland Tribune
Mae Martyn
Thinness Easily Overcome Health Cure Promises Weight Gain
Daily evidence claims a tablet combining new chemical elements with hypophosphites helps abnormally thin people gain 10 to 30 pounds after three or four months. The popular three grain hypo nuclane tablets are sold in sealed packages at apothecary shops with full directions for self administration.
Blackburns Pain Away Pills Promoted for Headache Relief
A brief advertisement claims Blackburns Pain Away Pills relieve headache and neuralgia without harm and directs readers to buy at local drug stores.
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Blackburn
Raymond Moore Sicks in Boston and Penniless
Raymond Moore famed American songwriter of Sweet Marie is confined at Massachusetts General Hospital as a dying patient with no money. Miss Mae Murray star of Echoes of Broadway at the New National Theatre has launched a fund among Boston actors and actresses to aid him and has given the first donation. She urges fellow performers to contribute flowers letters or small sums when paid to support the ailing artist.
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Raymond Moore
America
Sweet Marie
Massachusetts General Hospital
Mae Murray
New National Theatre
Moore
Boston
Marceau
United Shoe Company Sued Over Sherman Act Case
Charles A. Strout of Portland Maine files suit in federal court seeking 2 000 000 against United Shoe Machinery Company of Boston and three officers for allegedly driving Goddu Sons Metal Fastening Company out of business. Goddu was formed in 1897 to manufacture shoe machinery. UE executives allegedly bought Goddu stock, gained control, and blocked operations to protect a monopoly as Goddu assets faded and patents near expiration.
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Charles A. Strout
Portland
United Shoe Machinery Company of
Boston
Goddu Sons Metal Fastening Company
United States
Goddu Company
United Shoe Company
Goddu
United Shoe Machinery Company
Sidney W. Winslow
George W. Brown
Edward P. Hurd. Strout
Weld Estate Valued At 773000 Instead Of 5 Million
Dr Charles G Weld of Brookline and Newport Rhode Island left 773000 in his will to Boston and Brookline for parks. Real estate 198000 and personal property 576000. Beneficiaries include Massachusetts General Hospital Boston Dispensary Boston Lying-In Hospital Peabody Museum of Salem Boston Museum of Fine Arts and MIT.
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Charles G. Weld
Brookline
Newport
R. I
Dedham
Boston
Dr. Weld
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston Dispensary
Boston Lying-In Hospital
Peabody Museum of Balem
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Wreck of Rosedale Claims Seven Passengers and Crew
The Australian coaling steamer Rosedale was wrecked on the north coast of Sydney with nineteen people lost. News of the disaster arrived in Victoria, British Columbia, via the Zealandia which reached port today.
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Victoria
B. C
Sydney
Australia
TIZ Foot Remedy Delivers Remarkable Results
Mrs. Crockett of Jeffersonville walked downstairs one foot at a time after two TIZ treatments, ending five years of difficulty. The ad claims rapid relief, urges use for all foot ailments, and lists Walter Luther Dodge & Co. Chicago as the distributor selling 25 cents per box.
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Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Chicago
Psychic belt theft nets $1000 loss and arrest
Mrs. Caroline B. Shippee of Providence alleges a psychic belt cost her $1000 after she never received it. Robert E. King, also known as George H. Bradford, was arrested yesterday as an alleged associate of Professor Charles H. Clay, the clairvoyant palmist now sought by federal authorities.
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Caroline B. Shippee
Westminster Street
Providence
R. I
Robert E. King
George H. Bradford
Charles H. Clay
Prisoner named in mail fraud case at Boston post office
United States Deputy Marshal James Ruhl arrested a man in the Boston post office corridor after he asked for Charles H. Clay’s mail. The expected registered letter with $500 from Mrs. Shippee instead yielded a decoy letter from Post Office Inspector Charles M. Perkins accusing the man of using the mails to defraud. Authorities misidentified him as Clay until he denied the name and Mrs. Shippee later identified him as Robert B. King whom she had met in Providence two years earlier and had given $100 in the past.
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King
United States
James Ruhl
Boston
Charles H. Clay
Shippee
Post Office
Charles M. Perkins
Clay
Robert B. King
Professor Clay
Providence
Man swindles by promising psychic belt from Professor Clay
Mrs Shippee alleges she paid $1000 to a man who claimed to be Henry C Clay and promised a personal magnetism belt via Professor Clay. King, charged after calling for a registered package, pleaded not guilty and was held in $500 bail awaiting Friday hearing.
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Professor Clay
King
Henry C. Clay
Clay
United States
Hayes
Charles Street
Liners Race Across Ocean From Queenstown Harbor
The White Star Cymric and Cunard Ivernia left Queenstown harbor yesterday and race across the Atlantic toward this port, due this week. The Ivernia, on her first trip in five months after Daunt's Rock damage, has undergone repairs. Captain W D Irvine takes command replacing Captain Thomas Potter.
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White Star
Cymric
Ivernia
Queenstown
Atlantic
Cunard
Daunt’s Rock
W. D. Irvine
Pannonia
Thomas Potter
Woman Doctor Released on $3000 Cash Bail
In Malden District Court Dr Catherine W Castle of 43 Florence Street Malden was freed on a $3000 cash bail charged with performing an illegal operation Samuel A Morrison of Reading faces an accessory before the fact charge and is to be arraigned with Castle today
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Malden
Catherine W. Castle
Florence Street
Samuel A. Morrison
Reading
Danderine Promise for Dandruff Hair and Scalp Repair
An ad promises Danderine cures dandruff and itching, stops shedding, and grows new hair. It claims immediate scalp relief and visibly fuller, softer hair after use, urging readers to buy a 25 cent bottle from drug stores or toilet counters.
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Ately
Knowlton
Submarine Sturgeon to Sink 200 Feet in Maine Test
Portsmouth dispatch reports the United States sub Sturgeon will be sunk in 200 feet of water in Penobscot Bay off Rockland Maine to test its strength. The vessel is held by rough weather and will proceed when conditions improve with Casco and a lighter alongside.
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Portsmouth
N. H
United States
Penobscot Bay
Rockland
gCasco
Maine
New England
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