Burroughs and Herndon Seek Court Order Over Secret Formula
Harry E Burroughs and William Her claim George M Daum of Boston cut his signature to block formation of a company. They file a bill in Suffolk Superior Court to compel Daum to form the company and prevent disclosure of a leather softening secret. A hearing is set for Oct 2.
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Harry EB. Burroughs
William Herbits
George M. Daum
Boston
Suffolk
Daum
United States
Paris Women Mixing Their Own Cocktails
French fashion leaders adopt the American craft of cocktails making for themselves and their partners. The trend marks a novelty in Paris where cocktail use remains restricted for the general public, though American peers are praised for skill in the art.
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Paris
Bronxs
Manhattans
Drouth
Notable local veterans mourned as hometown figures pass
An obituary row honors Civil War veteran William P. Crane of Chelsea and heads of Brighton sergeant Arthur McKinney, Malden carpenter Willard Sears, Dorchester Knight of Columbus leader Michael J. Barry, South End Patrolman Dick Lynch, and Malden Aunt Cynthia Jefferson. Each left a lasting local imprint through kindness and service to soldiers and community.
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William P. Crane
Chelsea
Crane
Brighton
Arthur McKinney
France
161St Infantry
McKinney
Michael J. Barry
Adams Street
Dorchester
Knights of Columbus
Warrenton Street
Pop
Activities in Third House Lobby Returns Show Volume
The secretary of state records 3229 entries by counsel and agents this session versus 800 in 1918. Of 329 men, 275 filed lobby act returns while 14 cases were sent to the attorney general for action. Total payments reached 106 417 dollars, with 28 016 dollars for allocated salaries and retainers, below last year’s 109 581 and 37 752 respectively.
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Secretary of State
No 11-Cent Fare Maintained for Boston Elevated
Boston Elevated officials report record receipts this week, with highest totals since the 10 cent fare era. No general 11 cent fare will be needed, but a one cent transfer fee may be tested at specific transfer points to boost revenue and address deficits. A broad plan on transfers is under survey with a report expected next week.
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Boston
Revenue projections based on current receipts cited
The article notes management has not released figures but says current receipts are sufficient to more than cover expenses if the rate persists, indicating a favorable financial outlook for the period.
Five Men Rob Bank of Mulliken in Michigan Break
Five men who robbed the Mulliken bank near Lansing yesterday obtained at least $10,000 in cash and Liberty bonds valued between $60,000 and $60,000, according to bank officials after reviewing records.
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Lansing
Mich
Bank of Mulliken
The Voice in the Dark serial tale debuts soon
Holworthy Hall continues the romance saga in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine with the second installment The Voice in the Dark. The feature promises a gripping love story within the ongoing fiction series.
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Holworthy Hall
Boston Sunday Post
Marine Strike Looms Over Oct 1 Pay Demands
A communication from Buffalo confirms the Atlantic Coast Towboat Operators rejected the Marine Engineers Beneficial Association compromise. The union seeks 287.50 for chief engineers, 200 for first assistants, and 176 for second assistants, with retroactive pay from Sept 1 to April 1, 1920. The talks centered on the second assistant engineer position.
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Marine Engineers Beneficial Association
Broad Street
Buffalo
United States Shipping Board
The
Marine Association
Engineer Towboat Strike Threat Communicated to Crews
Business Agent Willey was told to inform all engineers on ocean-going and coastwise towboats that unless a mutual adjustment retroactive to Sept 1 is agreed, they must discontinue service on arrival in port on or after noon October 1. Harbor tugs are excluded.
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Willey
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Chandler & Co
Mayo
Mayo Mills
Mayodan
N. C
Broadway
New York City
Willard Sears
Malden
Sears
Dick" Lynch
South End
Mattapan
Lynch
Mercier Street
Dedham Street
Morton Street
Army
Navy
Cynthia M. Jefferson
West Infantry
Bovinine
Wroctors
Bopinine CO
Heusen
New York
Vorenberg
Lorenbergs
Mons
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