Occult Bunk Used to Defraud Mrs. Martin
A Suffolk Superior Court bill alleges Emma A. Martin of Paris was misled by occult practitioners led by Jordan Orler and his firm into exchanging her fortune for worthless securities. The suit seeks recovery of $150,000 from the alleged fraud alongside related claims of manipulated trust and deceit amid the victim’s health decline.
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Emma A. Martin
Paris
Suffolk Superior Court
Edmund S. Clark
Orler’ & Company, Inc
Martin
Fruit-A-Tives Endorsed by Local Resident in Ad
A. A. Young from Schenectady endorses Fruit-A-Tives Liver Tablets claiming relief from liver and stomach troubles. The ad notes improved complexion and renewed vitality via the New Thought influenced medicine. Box deals shown: 6 for $2.50 and trial size 25c, available from dealers or Fruit-A-Tives in Ogdensburg NY.
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Schenectady
N. Y
A. A. Young
Ogdensburg
Boys Who Wrecked Train On Probation
Thomas and John Ruchlech eight and six years old were found to have placed stones on the New York New Haven Hartford railroad tracks at Meriden on August 21 they wrecked a New York Springfield express and today were committed to the State School and placed on probation
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Meriden
Conn
Thomas
John Ruchlech
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Dockmen Fail to End Strike at East Boston Piers
Longshoremen on strike in protest of British rule in Ireland did not end their unauthorized walkout yesterday. More than 100 workers operated at East Boston piers while at Commonwealth Pier in South Boston the Cretic line cargo was unloading halted. Steamer crews had to be pressed into service to move the immense baggage as passengers waited overnight aboard the White Star liner.
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Ireland
East
Boston
Commonwealth Pier
South
White Star
Cretic
Death of James D. O'Brien at Cambridge
James D. O'Brien aged 65 died at his Cambridge home of heart disease after sudden illness. He was a boarder with Mrs. Eliza beth Stayner at 60 Western avenue. Medical Examiner David C. Dow attributed the death to heart disease.
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James D. O’brien
Elizabeth Stayner
Western Avenue
Cambridge
David C. Dow
Seal of state treasurer broken during investigation
The official State seal on the treasurer and receiver-general safe was broken by the Governor’s control committee. The panel opened the seal to audit cash in Burrell’s office as James Jackson awaits confirmation and swearing in while George B. Willard led the office with bond raised to 100000.
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Fred J. Burrell
Coolidge
Langtry
John R. Macomber
Henry A. Wyman
Frank O. Howlett
Burrell
Alonzo B. Cook
George B. Willard
James Jackson
Roosevelt arrives at Campobello for rest with family
Franklin D. Roosevelt Democratic candidate for Vice-President reached Eastport Maine for a short rest period with his family at their summer home Campobello.
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Eastport
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Campobello
They Meet the Situation Squarely With Quality Goods
The report notes they handle the situation fairly with emphasis on quality. When supply of fine goods was insufficient they refused to lower standards and turned down sales rather than offer cheap substitutes.
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Crystal Gazer
Jane Louise Butland
Orler
J. 8. Orler Company, Inc
Massachusetts
Securitekeet
Continental
the Continental Boylston St
Washington Cor. Boylston St
Jackson
Roosevelt
Hart Schaffner & Marx
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