Foss Sued for 7000 Over Cotton Speculative Account
Governor Foss faces a $7,000 suit from Frank A. Cummings of Woburn and Ralph H. Hubbard of New York representing the Boston firm Cummings & Hubbard. They claim commissions for carrying a large cotton speculative account, with attached accounts in the National Shawmut Bank and the New England Trust Company in Boston.
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Woburn
Ralph H. Hubbard
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Prominent Men to Testify in Lorimer Inquiry
Subpoenas for figures including Edward Hines and Lee O Neill Browne have been issued as the eight member Senate committee heads toward Chicago to serve them. A special sergeant at arms officer travels to enforce service amid strict secrecy while the panel reviews Illinois testimony before fixing a next meeting date.
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Chicago
Lee O'Neill Browne
Ilinois House
Edward Hines
Edward Hines Lumber Company
Illinois
Senate Pact Approval Expected as Root Amendment Dies
New York June 13 The World polls the US senate and reports the Root amendment to the Canadian reciprocity bill is dead. It states the measure will be approved by the senate in the form sent from the house. Two thirds of non commitals and absentees are against the amendment and in favor of the bill. The Root amendment would nullify the free wood pulp feature of the bill.
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the World
United States Senate
Senate
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Bernhardt Still Popular on American Tour
The Divine Sarah, Sarah Bernhardt, remains a box office draw with nearly one million dollars in gross receipts expected from her American tour ending June 21 in New York. The Players' Club plans a reception before she sails for Europe after a 238 day, 285 performance trek spanning 25 000 miles across 103 American cities.
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Grand Jury to Probe University Affairs in Bren Case
Minneapolis reports a grand jury will investigate all University of Minnesota finances after found cash in a university vault. County Attorney Robertson cites extensive, unsavory transactions and mentions a law professor allegedly paid by a book firm for influence over text book selection.
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Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Robertson
Hennepin County
Bren
F. N. Stacy
N. W. Cross
Stacy
Baldwin Works Struck. Partial Restart in Philadelphia
Baldwin locomotive works in Philadelphia shows limited resumption after a week long strike. Only about 2,000 of 10,000 expected workers report to duty, with boiler flange paint and flue shops closed while the machine shop runs near normal. Union leaders express optimism for an amicable settlement.
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Philadelphia
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Stokes Assailants Held on Attempted Murder Charge
In New York two young women Lillian Graham and Ethel Conrad were arraigned on attempted murder charges for shooting millionaire W. E. D. Stokes. They were held in 25000 dollars bond for examination Wednesday. In Denver A W Unfug the chief clerk to the secretary of state was arrested on charges of failing to file incorporation papers and withholding fees. No estimate of the amount involved is possible until experts review accounts.
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New York
Lillian Graham
Ethel Conrad
W. E. D. Stokes
Denver
A. W. Unfug
James B. Pearce
Woman Explores In Church in Faribault Minn
Mary A. Whipple widow of George B. Whipple a brother of Bishop Whipple died in Faribault while attending services in the cathedral. Sunday marked Mrs Whipple s eighty second birthday.
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George B. Whipple
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