New Haven Replies in U S Suit
In New York on September 17 the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad and the New England Navigation Company filed joint and several answers denying that their railroad trolley and steamboat lines were acquired or controlled through unlawful acts or methods as alleged in the Sherman anti trust suit.
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New York
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
New Haven Road
The
New England Navigation Company Today
United States District Court
Government suit against New Haven assets seeks dissolution
The defendants claim acquisitions complied with state statutes in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut and New York and argue no improper restraint of trade. They note most transactions occurred over three years before the suit and challenge the constitutionality as a states rights issue.
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Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
New Haven
Freeing Trolley Firms Moves to Independent Organization
The Millbrook Company held a meeting after New Haven directors session as trolley lines run by the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad gain independence. J H Sanford named purchasing agent for Millbrook and allied lines. H A Fabian to head purchasing for the New Haven. Central New England elected J M Tomlinson president. ICC valuation of New Haven expected April 1. New Haven to spend about 55670 on signal system upgrades near New Haven to increase electric train traffic to New York.
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New York
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Millbrook Company
Road
J. H. Sanford
New Haven
Housatonic Power
Berkshire Street Railway
New York and Stamford Railway
Westchester Street Railroad
Westport Water Companies
Sanford
H. A. Fabian
New Haven Road
Central New England Railroad
James H. Hustis
Hustis
Boston and Maine Railroad
J. M. Tomlinson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Plouff Denied Bonds After Boston Bank Larceny Charge
Joseph A. Plouff of Ware, president of Lafayette Savings Bank on Boylston Street, was arrested on a warrant charging larceny and obtaining money under false pretenses from several Boston banks. He remained jailed last night. He lived in Back Bay for about two months in a Garrison Hall suite, which he still retains in his name.
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Joseph A. Plouff
Ware
Lafayette Savings Bank
Boylston Street
Boston
Mr. Plouff
Back Bay
Garrison Hall
Garrison Street
Plouff Faces Bail, Bank Trustees Plan to Cover Losses
Mr. Plouff, who rented a hotel suite for his anticipated winter with family from Ware, fell ill and stayed with a friend, now missing. Seven Lafayette Savings Bank trustees met with Bank Commissioner Thorndike to arrange repayment to depositors once funds are raised, while Plouff remains jailed on $10,000 bail with no visitors. Ware friends privately conferred about aiding his debts, details undisclosed.
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State House
Lafayette Savings Bank
Thorndike
Plouff
Charles Street
Watertown Woman Charged With Silk Theft at Union Carpet
A Watertown woman employed at the Union Carpet Lining Company faces charges of stealing silk. Police report a small roll of silk was found concealed in her stockings.
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Union Carpet’ Lining Company
Watertown
Hebrew Help Requested for Holidays Resolution Passed
The Young Men's Hebrew Association of Boston adopted a resolution urging all Greater Boston businesses and corporations employing Jewish staff to grant them leave on Monday and Tuesday of next week and on the Day of Atonement in the following week.
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Greater
Boston
The
Young Men’s Hebrew Association of Boston
Royal Women Show The True Fighting Spirit Feature
A grand Sunday Post feature profiles royal women and their enduring fighting spirit. Stunning illustrations accompany a sweeping portrait of resilience, leadership, and public service across generations.
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Royal Women
Tru
Next Sunday Post
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