Census directive and motion on manufacturing statistics
The meeting directs the director of the census to furnish information and statistics to ensure a full and accurate census of U S manufacturing industries. It authorized President Charles C Hoyt to appoint a special committee of manufacturers to review modifications in the shoe and leather schedules proposed by the census bureau. The president may also appoint delegates to the Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association convention at Norfolk Virginia on November 17 to 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Charles C. Hoyt
Census Bureau
Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association
Norfolk
D O Ives Plans Docks Inspection Trip to New York
D O Ives, manager of the transportation department of the Chamber of Commerce, leads a group including Charles Adams Charles Skentelburg and C C Hoyt on a Boston to New York tour. They will inspect New York Harbor docks and water transport facilities, travel by Fall River line, and visit tunnels terminal facilities and the Poughkeepsie bridge before returning via New Haven line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. O. Ives
Transportation Department
The
Chamber of Commerce
Charles KE. Adams
Charles Skentelburg
C. C. Hoyt
Transportation Committee
Committee On Maritime Affairs
Chamber
Boston
New York
Joint Board On Metropolitan Improvements
New York Harbor
Fall River
Poughkeepsie Bridge
New Haven
Ivernia Breaks Transatlantic Record to Boston
The Cunard liner Ivernia, captained by Thomas Potter, docked in Boston at 10:55 am after a record seven days 19 hours 58 minutes from Liverpool. Onboard were 1489 passengers including Major W A J O Meara and G F Preston. Notables returning to the U S include Dr J H Wright and educators from Harvard Union College and others. A pair of valuable Shetland dogs brought by the McElwains drew interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Boston
Ivernia
Thomas Potter
Cunard Line
Charles Gross
John Trowbridge
Harvard
Edward Ellery
F. S. Hoffman
Union College
Schenectady
W. H. Lyon
Brookline
Rose Marston
City
W. H. McElwain
Beacon Street
George O. Clark
McElwains
Fines Tally From Cambridge Court After Lowell Races
The Cambridge District Court imposed fines totaling 220 dollars on 15 autoists pursuant to Judge Stone orders linked to Arlington police activity at the Lowell automobile races. Several defendants faced fines from 10 to 50 dollars, with some appeals possible and one defendant found not guilty. The report also covers a long civil matter involving Leonard Lewisohn and Bigelow related to the Old Dominion Copper transactions, detailing court actions across Massachusetts and federal courts and a key U S Supreme Court opinion on promoter accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge District Court
Lowell
Judge Stone
Arlington Police
Ernest Flentie
Cambridge Street
Edward F. Burns
Boylston Street
Irving H. Bowles
Columbus Avenue
Walter Star
California
Finish Testing Threats in Brighton's Schools
The Board of Health and its corps of physicians completed throat culture testing for Brighton public school children. This morning they will begin examinations in the district parochial schools, with the expectation that every school child in Brighton will be examined by noon today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Corps of Assisting Physicians
Brighton
Mayor Hibbard Not Yet Back To Office
Mayor Hibbard has improved from the malaria that struck him at the City Club Tuesday evening. At his home last night officials said it is very doubtful he will be able to return to City Hall in his office until tomorrow.
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Hibbard
City Hall
Loss of Appetite Relief with Horsford's Acid Phosphate
Advert shows Horsford's Acid Phosphate as specially recommended to restore appetite strength and vitality after loss of appetite. It presents a concise claim of health restoration and energizing benefits, typical of period medical ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsford’s
Copper Co. Triumph At State Supreme Court
The full bench of the Supreme Judicial Court, by a 4 to 3 vote, sustains a decree in favor of the Old Dominion Copper Mining and Smelting Company against Albert S. Bigelow. Justice Rugg writes the majority. Chief Justice Knowlton dissents with Hammond and Norton. The decision moves toward the U S Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Lewisohn
Bigelow
Old Dominion Copper Company of
Baltimore
Old Dominion Copper Mining & Smelting Company
Baltimore Company
Lewisohn
Circuit Court of New York
Massachusetts
Sheldon
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Supreme Court At
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Justice Holmes
Lewison
Supreme Judicial Court
Albert S. Bigelow
Rugg
Loring, Braley
Knowlton
Hammond
Norton
Principle of Uniform State and Federal Law Cited by Justices
A Supreme Court opinion emphasizes that federal and state courts should apply the same law on common questions to avoid disadvantaging litigants in cases frequently arising in federal tribunals due to diverse citizenship. The insistence rests on maintaining consistent rights regardless of forum.
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Br. Kimball
Ren
the Brooks
Russia
Tan
Rootadies
Oxfords
Oxxfords
New England Shoe and Leather Association
A. Shuman & Co
Scollay Clothes Shop
Washington St
Scollay's Men's Furnishing
New York’s Docks
Cunarder
W. A. J. O’meara
England
G. F. Preston
Post
Bears
Sears of War
O'Meara
Royal Engineers
Post Office Department
Burma
Transvaal
Order of St. Michael and St. George
J. H. Wright
Boston Were Among the Arrivals. Dr. Wright
Bergen
General C. J. Paine
Georgina Paine
U. S
Commonwealth
Mayor Hibbard
Plimpton
Ssale and Retail
Friend
Copper CO
Supreme Court
House of
Washington and Boylston Sts
Morton
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