Judge Rules Drunken Conduct Not Criminal If Not Offending
Chief Justice Aiken tells jurors in Walter H. Slattery case that intoxication alone is not a crime if it does not harm others. Slattery, accused of larceny of an automobile and operating under the influence, was found not guilty of larceny and acquitted on the liquor charge. He had four months for larceny and four months for the DUI in the lower court but received a clean bill of health on retrial. He was recently out of army service and represented by James E O Connell of 53 State Street.
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Aiken
Walter H. Slattery
Slattery
Roxbury
Columbus Avenue
Wellington Street
James E. O’connell
Joseph F., James E
Daniel T. O'Connell
State Street
Michael Sweeney
Tremont Trust Co Buys Out Puritan
Tremont Trust Company of 14 State street purchases practically all stock of Puritan Trust Company of 33 Court street. Simon Swig acts as trustee for Tremont executives led by Asa P. French. Puritan deposits exceed 4.3 million with 18 years in business. Merger likely, opening day possession at Puritan premises signals consolidation.
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Boston
Simon Swig
Tremont Trust Company
State Street
Puritan Trust Company
Court Street
City Hall Annex
Swig
Asa P. French
Puritan
Frederick W. Stockman
William A. Bancroft
A. C. Ratshesky
United States Trust Company
Tremont Trust
Court Street Company
Divorce trial reveals alleged cruelty in Buckley case
Mrs. Kate A Buckley of Newmarket N H testifies in Dedham Superior Court that her husband William L Buckley Quincy assessor and contractor abused her and drank heavily He accuses her of intoxication and cross libels She details conflicts with Buckley s children and remodelling costs while denying ever striking him The case continues with nurse Annie Grignon s testimony and further cross examination
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Kate A. Buckley
Newmarket
N. H
Dedham
William L. Buckley
Quincy
97th Birthday Faithful Grandmother Remembers Slavery Era
Mrs. Sarah Dean of Malden, aged 97, reflects on a long life spanning slavery days to modern times. She recalls boarding school in Newton, a grandmotherly love for babies, and pride in aging with humor, dignity, and adaptation. Her family includes children Charles, Herbert, Abbie Smith, and J. Co. Cullen, and she lives at 21 Clayton Street with her daughter.
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Malden
Edwin G. Dean
First Baptist Church
Sarah Dean
Baltimore
Margaret
Sandwich
Marshall Rice
Newton
Dean
Abbie Smith
Clayton Street
Charles W
Herbert H. Dean
J. Co. Cullen
Mont
Welcome for 4th Railway Engineers Planned in Boston
Arrangements for a large reception for the 4th Railway Engineers are under way with about 1500 relatives expected to sail Boston harbor to greet them on their return. A week long celebration and possible parade or banquet are planned, with an executive committee meeting at South Station Saturday afternoon.
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14Th Railway Engineers
Bulfineh Street
4Th Railway Engineers
New England
Boston
Joseph H. Phelan
William Alcott
A. D. Whitcomb
Mary Mc Owen
Anna GB. Nagie
A.D. Whitcomb
Robert H. Whitcomb
John Rourke
South Station
Last of a large New England family reflects on war and life
Mrs. Dean, matriarch of a 16 child brood, four children, 22 grandchildren, and 14 great grandchildren, shares life hard won through losses and joys. She recalls her husband in blue, a grandson in France, and the role of women at home during war. She ponders Bolshevism and the enduring value of children.
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Buckley
Edwin G. Dean
Malden
France
Baltimore
Boston
Sinn Fein Had No Foreign Aid
Dublin April 9 Sinn Fein at Mansion House reports a treasurer saying the party fought elections without German or American money. Of 50 000 pounds raised, 700 pence remain. De Valera urged funds and vowed to govern Ireland without British troops, pledging support for Wilson's principles if needed.
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Dublin
Sinn Fein
Mansion House
Edward de Valera
Earl Curzon
House of Lords
Ireland
Wilson
California Syrup of Figs: a genuine bottle prompt
Advertisement urges buyers to ask for genuine California Syrup of Figs from any druggist. It instructs to check the bottle for the California name and to follow full directions and dosages printed for babies and children of all ages who are constipated bilious feverish tongue coated or full of cold.
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California
Dental Casualties in Army Dental Corps Reported
Washington April 9. Casualties in the Army Dental Corps tabulated by Surgeon General Ireland show six officers killed in action and forty seven officers dying of disease.
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Washington
Dental Corps
Army
Ireland
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Tremont Trust CO
Holmes & Son
Chickering House
Ampice
Maines Bros
Victor
Marshall & Wedel
Brewster
Rythbmedik Music Rolls
Tremont Street
Mason Street
Edison
Wincarnis
Wincarni
VA Meledy
Edward Lassere, Inc
U. S
West 23Rd Street
New York
Boston Post
A. L. Stinson
Mr. Buckley
George H. Brown
Mr. Davidson
John Halloran
John H. Whalen
Quincy Police
Halloran
Whalen
Sarah A. Dean
Jordan Marsh Company—The Mercantile Heart of
Nature
the Thrift
Ashby-Crawford Co
Hudson, Mass
Kline
Wrr
H.kline Co.reosannny
Arcadia
Women’s Patent Leath
Mads
BROWN
Russia
Jordan Marsh Company
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