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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1921

Page

14

No Pensions For Judges Debate Ends In Rejection

Senator Gibbs led a push to restore pensions for Supreme and Superior Court judges who accepted salary increases but the Senate rejected the bill 10 to 22. The chamber also kept adverse committee reports against raises and pensions for judges, despite arguments about maintaining high standards and avoiding退休 superannuated Justices.

John M. Gibbs Waltham Committee On the Judiciary Committee Senate Supreme Court Gibbs Supreme Superior Courts Cassassa Revere Parkhurst Winchester Judiciary Committee Reed Taunton McDonnell Boston Carey

Debtor Harrison Freed by Federal Writ in MA History

James Harrison of East Boston released from Charles street jail after a habeas corpus writ by Federal Judge James M. Morton. Harrison, sued by Navy Commander Howard G. Copeland for auto collision damages, had been jailed for a week in poor debtor proceedings and previously denied a debtor’s oath. The ruling marks a rare federal intervention in a civil case and an historic first for Massachusetts.

James Harrison Leyden Street Boston Charles Street James M. Morton Massachusetts United States Harrison Howard G. Copeland United States Navy Main Street Charlestown Copeland H. G. Blaze Morton Federal Building

Brindell Eats Ham At Sing Sing As Rule Breach Probed

Brindell labor leader sentenced five years for extortion at Sing Sing faces prison rule violations after dining on ham and eggs. A fellow inmate waiter was punished and likely sent to Clinton prison while Brindell awaits warden’s court to determine Grade B punishment and loss of privileges.

Ossining N. Y Sing Sing Prison Robert P.brindell Brindell Clinton Sing Sing

Man Charged in Springfield With Assault on 18YearOld

John Tetrault 23 a Three Rivers laborer was held on the charge of criminal assault against Madeline Barrus 18 of Sumner avenue after an attack near her home March 21. Bail set at 1000000 with April 15 hearing. A 1000 reward funds the alert by indignant residents. A 300 member vigilance committee formed in Forest Park to aid police.

Springfield John Tetrault Three Rivers Indian Orchard Madeline Barrus Sumner Avenue Tetrault Resi

Self-Confessed Firebug Escapes From Hospital

Frederick T. Woodward, described by police as a dangerous firebug, escaped Worcester State Hospital Monday night by cutting through wire screening. He had admitted setting fires in Worcester Rochdale Washington Leominster and Boston and chose voluntary observation after facing forcible admission. he was admitted Jan 28.

Worcester Frederick T. Woodward Worcester State Hospital Woodward Rochdale Washington Leominster Boston

Raid on Canadian agent office nets liquor seizure

Police raid on April 7 seized liquor from the office of Charles A. Laurier Canadian government agent in Manchester New Hampshire. Laurier arrested on illegal possession charges and released on $300 bail after brief detainment. The raid was led by Inspector Joseph Gorey with Sergeants O Malley and Manning at the Manchester street office. Laurier is said to be half brother of former Canadian premier Sir Wilfrid Laurier.

Manchester N. H Charles A. Laurier Gaurier Tomorow O'Clock Joseph Gorey John O'Malley Thomas Manning Manchester Street Laurier Harrison Street Sir Wilfrid Laurier Canada

Women's National Club House to Cost 600000

In New York on April 7 leaders of 365 women's clubs met in the Plaza rose room to discuss financing for a new clubhouse. The project, including building and site, has an estimated cost of $600,000 and a 15 story structure is planned between Forty fourth and Fifty ninth streets and Park and Sixth avenues. The housewarming is planned for October 1922.

New York Women's Clubs of Plaza Forty-fourth Fifty-ninth Streets Park and Sixth Avenues

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