Suit Seeks End to Unlawful Price Clauses in Shoe Machinery
A federal petition accuses United Shoe companies of enforcing contract clauses that bind manufacturers to use only their machinery and pay large initial premiums for unrestricted leasing. The action targets United Shoe Machine Company of Maine, United Shoe Machinery Corporation, and others with about 1500 U.S. manufacturers affected. A temporary injunction was issued, with a hearing set for Oct 27.
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United Shoe Company
United States
United Shoe Machine Company of
Maine
United Shoe Machinery Corporation
New Jersey
Third in Series Action Against United Shoe Refused Amendment
The Justice Department opens a new Sherman Act suit against United Shoe Machinery Company after officials refuse to allow a supplemental complaint in the Boston case. The action targets the same ground and follows prior prosecutions as Boston and Massachusetts cases proceed. St Louis is chosen as the new venue due to its prominence in shoe manufacturing.
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Washington
United Shoe Machinery Company
Department of Justice
Supreme Court
Massachusetts
Shoe Machinery
Federal Court
Boston
St. Louis
Lexington Girls May Form Field Hockey Class Teams
Lexington Oct 18. Miss Minnie Packard director of girls athletics will speak to all Lexington High School girls to spark interest in field hockey and organize Class teams for interclass games this fall.
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Lexington
Lexington High School
Minnie Packard
Swig Nomination Protest Hearing Postponed
The Ballot Law Commission deferred the protest against Simon Swig in Ward 21 Boston to this morning at 11 o clock. Protesters Albert G Ferguson Addison Beardsley John A McDonald and Chester J O'Brien cited residence issues while Swig allies urged jurisdiction questions and a House of Representatives sole judge of membership. Delegation from Taunton joined the session led by Col Peter H Carr.
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Simon Swig
Ward
Boston
Swig
Albert G. Ferguson
Addison P. Beardsley
John A. McDonald
Chester J. O’brien
Peter H. Carr
Taunton
Charles H. Innes
John H. Mack
North Adams
Isidor H. Fox
Hannigan & Fox
Ferguson
Fox
Innes
House of Representatives
Fall Breaks Neck of Roxbury Woman
Mrs Alma Peterson 48 Bay street Roxbury slipped while washing windows at G Elmer Allens 16 Plymouth street Arlington and fell about 20 feet striking head first on a granolithic walk. She sustained a broken neck and was taken by Dr Guy E Sanger to Symmes Arlington Hospital on the dangerous list.
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G. Elmer Allen
Plymouth Street
Arlington
Alma Peterson
Bay Street
Roxbury
Guy E. Sanger
Symmes Arlington Hospital
Roxbury man hurt after arm caught in belt at works
Owen Curley 59 of St Alphonsus street Roxbury employed by Burkhardt Brewing Company at Station and Parker streets was seriously injured yesterday when his arm was caught in a belt. He was hurled several feet and found semi conscious with fractures to both arms plus head and body abrasions. He was taken to City Hospital.
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St. Alphonsus Street
Roxbury
Burkhardt Brewing Company
Station
Parker Streets
Rasavitch
Sullivan
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Leon Yoneika
Frances Ratkavitch
Sofia Giovilsta
Adam Petivsky
Martin Kaspar
John Belopka
Justin Komanski
Railroad Square
Morrill Bros
Factory
Chestnut
Palm Streets
Crowley
Howard
City Hall
Miss McGee to Be Bride Tomorrow
Miss Grace F. McGee of Dorchester will wed Thomas F. Murray an officer at D Street Station South Boston in a nuptial mass at St William's Church Dorchester The bride a Girls High School Charlestown graduate and clerical staff member at the American Trust Company
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Grace F. McGee
Robert McGee
Pearl Street
Dorchester
St. William's Church
Thomas F. Murray
D Street
Station
South Boston
Charlestown
American Trust Company
Strikers Die From Nashua Strike Riot Wounds
Adam Rasavitch of Nashua dies at St Josephs Hospital from bullet wounds received during a strike riot with the militia in Nashua yesterday. Leon Yoneska of 47 High Street Nashua was shot by the militia and seriously wounded in the same riot.
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Nashua, N. H
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Nashua
High Street
N. H
Joseph Vencius
Adam Petrolowsky
Franklin — Street
William Wallick
Pearson Avenue
Frank Stavask
Canal Street
Annie Kapica
Atwood Court
School Street
Lewis Kontrovich
William Street
Riot Flares Near Nashua Mills as Strikers Clash
More than 10 000 strikers and sympathizers clash with police and militia near Nashua Manufacturing Company mills. A man and two women are critically wounded. nine hospitalized with injuries. Rioters attack, shot incidents occur, and arrests are planned as authorities consider martial law.
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Pine Street
Nashua Manufacturing Company
Adam Rasavitch
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Grand Opera House Show Features Varied Dramatic Works
The program at the Grand Opera House showcases William Lackaye in The Man of Shame Agnes Vernon in The Girl of the Dance Hall and Cleo Madison in Alas and Black Max Asher in When the Wets went Dry delivering strong humor The aerial living pictures with a full change of subjects stand out The Woman Who Lied starring Mary Fuller is set as the feature tomorrow and Thursday with additional good pictures.
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Grand Opera House
William Lackaye
Agnes Vernon
Cleo Madison
Max Asher
Mary Fuller
Hood's Sarsaparilla Advertises Rheumatism Remedy
The ad promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for rheumatism and other ailments from impure blood. It claims forty years of use and appeals to buyers to obtain it from their local druggist.
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Hood
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