Boston attorney disbarred by U S district court
Judge George W. Morris upheld complaints against Wi Kawin Ulmer of Boston in a disbarment ruling. The decision cites ethics violations in litigation over the Henry Wooda Sons Company and Waban Rose Conservatories bankruptcy cases, noting the attorney spread scandalous materials on court records and harbored spite toward opponents and their counsel.
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Wi Kawin Ulmer
Boston
United States District Court
George W. Morris
Morris
Ulmer
Henry Wooda Sons Company
Waban Rose Conservatories
Wage Increase At Sales Finishing Company Implemented
The Sales Finishing Company, with 2500 workers at Saylesville and Phillipsdale plants, posted a 10 percent wage rise effective immediately after a January 15 percent cut that triggered a partial strike. The 54 hour week remains, while union leaders demand a 48 hour week for striker return.
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Pawtucket
R. I
Saylesville
Phillipsdale
Joe's Car Ferret Progress in the Aystery- Qut
The report notes Joe's progress in the mystery quest, with emphasis on steady advancement and persistent effort. Details are scarce but indicate ongoing activity and subtle improvements over time.
Ponzi Trial Delayed By Judge Sisk Ruling
The Ponzi trial is postponed indefinitely after Judge Sisk orders the Commonwealth to provide specifications for defense counsel. Special Assistant William Flaherty argued for the Commonwealth yesterday, Ponzi is represented by Harvey and Campbell.
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Commonwealth
Charles Ponzi
Sisk
Superior Court
William Flaherty
Ponzi
Harvey
Cammpbell
Embargo on Dye Restricted as Tariff Bill Moves
Washington dispatch reports the administration tariff bill returned to conference with orders to strike the dye embargo and potash duties. The House vote stood 177 to 0. Proponents warned the dye embargo could be reinstated by the Senate, while farmers pressed to keep potash on the free list.
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Washington
United News
House
Senate
Fire Ravages Ameri can Hominy Plant in Terre Haute
A blaze in Terre Haute Indiana damaged the American Hominy Company plant early today causing an estimated 1 900 000 in losses The factory was described as one of the world’s largest of its kind and fire officials fought the flames through the morning.
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Terre Haute
Ind
American Hominy Company
Dr Williams Pink Pills Claim Nervous Relief For Mrs Kuhn
Mrs Kuhn of Arlington New York credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with reversing a years old nervous illness. After fever left her weak with back pain indigestion poor appetite and weight loss she saw improvement within a box and regained strength. Her sister used the pills first and her daughter also improved rapidly. The ad promotes the pills as a general nerve and blood builder for headaches neuritis and other nervous disorders.
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Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
New Haven Stands Firm in Strike Settlement Doubt
Z G Buckland vice president of the New Haven roads said the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad has no part in Chicago talks and that struck shopmen have been replaced. He stated no new help is needed and the company will not enter another agreement. John C Ready of the system federation said no action will be taken without instructions and that the federation will follow the peace terms set by the unions policy committee.
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New Haven
Conn
New York, New Haven
Hartford
Z. G. Buckland
New Haven Roads
EB. J. Pearson
John C. Ready
System Federation
Mr. Jewell
Will Fight Wage Cut for 35 Wool Sorters
Lawrence reports 35 wool sorters at the E. F. Lewis Wool Scouring Mill face a wage drop from 9.80 to 4.50 per week. United Textile Workers organizer Francis J. Gorman says the workers are 100 percent organized and will contest the reduction after returning from a Fall River convention.
Montreal Printers Vote Strike Across City Papers
Montreal union printersat 1000 workers will strike Friday after publishers reject wage raises of six dollars a week and a 4 to 4 hour cut. The International Typographical Union announced the action as its five year contract expires.
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Montreal
International Typographical Union
Famous Boston Boy Choir to Give Debut Concert at Jordan Hall
Fifty Boston boys studying music will perform as a guest choir under Charles M. Schwab next Sunday at Jordan Hall. The ensemble consists of boy soloists from leading churches in Greater Boston. Tickets go on sale today, with about half the seats spoken for by subscribers and Boston patrons, including summer residents at Bretton Woods.
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Boston
Charles _M. Behwab
Steel King
Jordan Hall
Bretton Woods
Greater Boston
Edwards' Retirement Orders Issued by War Department
Official orders received yesterday at First Corps Area headquarters direct Major General Clarence R. Edwards, former head of the Yankee Division, to retire from active service. Edwards served more than 43 years in the military.
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Edwards
War Department
First Corps
Clarence R. Edwards
Pershing Turns 62 as He Contemplates Retirement
Washington September 13 General John J Pershing marked his 62nd birthday at his war department desk flowers from staff recalled the St Mihiel victory four years earlier His eyes lit as he called It a great day He will be eligible to retire but foresees no change and plans to continue shaping American military experience from his France service The former AEF commander aims to pass on lessons learned to future forces
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Washington
John J. Pershing
War Department
St. Mithiel
St. Mithiel four years ago. _ General Pershing had little to say when_St. Mihiel
Pershing
France
The
Bandits Rob Fur Shop on Seventh Avenue in New York
Three bandits robbed a fur shop on Seventh Avenue taking about 100 beaver skins worth 200 dollars. They fled in an automobile after tying up proprietors Louis Fraxxel and Samuel Wakenfeld and their assistant Samuel Kirshbaum.
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New York
Seventh Avenue
Louis Fraxxel
Samuel Wakenfeld
Cranberry Growers Promise Rail Cars for Cape Crop
Middleboro September 14 Cape cranberry growers were promised an ample supply of refrigerated rail cars by New Haven Railroad to move this season's million dollar crop. Shipping will begin soon and the road company pledges to handle the situation. Much of the crop travels to the Pacific coast.
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Middleboro
New Haven Railroad
No Cost Coupon Offers Tie to Kat Eene Pepsodent
An unclear ad promises a free coupon that will tie together a product named Kat Eene Pepsodent and hints at new safety results desired by readers. The copy is fragmented and difficult to parse for concrete details or dates.
Pepsodent Introduces New Toothpaste For Better Teeth
A new toothpaste named Pepsodent is promoted as a modern dental aid. It claims to fight dental film, tartar and decay by curdling and removing film, increasing saliva alkalinity and starch digestion, and polishing teeth to resist future film. Dentists endorse its daily use across many nations.
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