Commissioner Skeffington Reveals Reds Turmoil Aboard Soviet Ark
Commissioner Skeffington, returning from Europe, describes mutiny attempts led by Rosa Oradovsky aboard the Soviet Ark. He details crew unrest from New York to Riga, the planned shooting line, and the mutiny quelling, plus sightings of Captain Koenig and life abroad for Americans.
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Commissioner Skeffington
South Station
Rosa Oradovsky
Stéffington
Ark
New York
Skeffington
Europe
New York Harbor
Post
Danzig
Riga
Libau
Chase Counsel for El Probe
The special committee investigating corruption charges tied to the 1918 1919 Boston Elevated and Bay State street railway legislation organized and named Frederic H. Chase as counsel. With Chairman Lyman W. Griswold absent, the panel planned a Monday meeting to formalize steps and begin a full inquiry. Griswold was chosen chairman, Henry L. Chattuck vice chairman, and John W. McCormack clerk.
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Boston
Frederic H. Chase
Concord
Superior Court
Lyman W. Griswold
Greenfield
Griswold
Senator Griswold
Henry L. Chattuck
John W. McCormack
Vaccination Bill Advances to Third Reading in Senate
The bill permitting unvaccinated children to attend public schools if parents oppose vaccination was ordered to a third reading by a rising 12 to 7 vote. No debate occurred and Senator Reed of Taunton attempted a roll call but fell short of the required numbers.
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Senate
Reed
Taunton
Lawyers in Move to Upset Day Decisions
United States attorney alleges that Herbert A. Horgan acting as assistant Attorney General has operated without lawful authority. The filing seeks to overturn Day decisions and questions the legal basis of actions taken.
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United States
Herbert A. Horgan
Stillman Fight Over $90 000 Alimony Award
In a federal court ruling, Stillman contesting a $90,000 alimony award to his wife, with appeals planned. The judge refused to admit seven letters claimed from Fred Beauvais, affecting findings on child legitimacy and future custody.
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Stillman
Symphony Delights Boston With Chadwick and Rubinstien
The Boston Symphony Orchestra’s 20th concert in Symphony Hall featured Kalinnikoff in G minor and Beethovens G major concerto with Arthur Rubinstein at the piano. George W Chadwick attended, and his Melpomene overture opened the program performed yesterday afternoon.
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Beethoven
Rubinstein
Mr. Chadwick
Kalinnikoff
Boston
Arthur Rubinstein
George W. Chadwick
Death by Own Action Suffolk Railway Worker
Norman MacDonald 59 a widower and laborer with the Boston & Maine railway hanged himself yesterday in the water tower at the Somerville roundhouse. He was believed to reside at 460 Columbus Avenue Boston.
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Norman MacDonald
Boston & Maine Railroad
Somerville Roundhouse
Columbus Avenue
Boston
Methodist Preachers Suffering in New England Conference
The New England Methodist Laymen’s Association meeting highlighted the poverty of preachers in the New England conference during wartime, with an average annual salary of 1382 dollars. Rev. James A. Beebe of Boston University School of Theology delivered the portrayal in Springfield on April 1.
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Laymen’s Association
Francis P. Luce
Boston
General Conference
The
Methodist Church
New England
Bishop Hughes
Massachusetts
Anti-Saloon League
New Liberty
New England Deaconess Association
Springfield
New England Methodist Laymen’s Association
James A. Beebe
Boston University School of Theology
Four Men On Trial For Liquor Theft At Leland Estate
In Salem on April 1, the trial of Joseph Mc Glinchy James E Murnaghan Joseph J Murphy and Herbert A Coughlin Boston and Cambridge men charged with stealing 6060 dollars worth of liquor from Lester Leland’s West Manchester summer home began in First District Court Judge Sears heard prosecution witnesses and postponed the case to Wednesday The defendants were identified by Leland estate staff as part of a party posing as federal prohibition agents who seized the liquor in an automobile truck Chief of Police Sullivan Manchester led the case
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Bubier
James J. Moynihan
Dorchester
House Committee On Judiciary
Solomon Rosenberg
New Bedford
Nathan Allian
Horgan
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
United States
Salem
Joseph McGlinchy
James E. Murnaghan
Joseph J. Murphy
Herbert A. Coughlin
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Cambridge
Lester Leland
West Manchester
First District
Sears
Leland
Sullivan
Manchester
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