Chandler anxious to testify in Tarr and Samuel stock case
Attorney-General J Weston Allen closed the government case in the Tarr and Samuel trial on charges of advertising stocks without filings. Chandler of the Amsterdam Advertising Agency seeks to testify by deposition while his associate Miss Ella Day is ill. Broker George L Ware, a key government witness, says he will plead guilty at his own case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Weston Allen
Everett C. Tarr
Daniel Samuel
Commissioner of Corporations
Daniel J. McIisaac
Allen
Cleveland A. Chandler
Amsterdam
Chandler
Lowe & Co
Atlantic City
Ella Day
Commonwealth Avenue
George L. Ware
Murray
Court ruling on stock purchase as trial proceeds
Mrs Louise Miller of Somerville challenged a stock purchase alleging defendants advertised it. Judge Murray found she did not buy the stock cited in the ads. A H Marchant testified he heard no objection by Lowe Co to ads bearing their name in the Post. Sullivan testified Lowe Co ads came from Chandler but not from Miss Day. Lawson observed from the bar enclosure during the hearing.
Deser tions in Navy Surge on Desertions in Navy Increase
Thousands deserted the U S Navy in the last year, officials told the Senate committee. Rear Admiral Thomas Washington warned Congress that pay levels must rise to attract recruits and keep experienced petty officers. He cited 496 desertions in the last six months of 1919 and about 100 a month so far in 1920.
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Washington
Thomas Washington
Bureau of Navigation
Senate
Naval Service
Congress
Fletcher
Navy General Board
Sims
United States
H. B. Wilson
Atlantic Fleet
Navy Department
Quincy Shows Great Population Increase
Census Bureau figures show Quincy Massachusetts leapt to 47611 residents, a 45.9 percent rise from 1910. Portland Maine gained 10625 people (18.1%), Biddeford Maine up 929 (6.4%), with other listed cities including Portland and Biddeford.
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Quincy
Washington
Census Bureau
Portland
Biddeford
Quincey
Mass
Aged Malden Man Father of Baby Boy
Myron Davis, Civil War veteran and gate fence worker at Faulkner crossing in Malden, claims his seven month old son Wasland Stanley Davis is the youngest child of any A R man aged 76. He has a 50 year old divorced daughter and two sons, Dr Myron Davis a Malden physician and Dr Walter W Davis a Boston dentist. The baby’s mother Annie Moore is 22, and the couple’s half sister is 6. Davis was born in East Boston and has spent 50 years in railroad work, nine at Faulkner Station crossing.
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Myron Davis
Malden
Wasland Stanley Davis
A. R
Annie Moore
Davis
Boston
Faulkner Station
Mrs. Davis
Wayland Stanley
Mr. Davis
Trask Holes Wedding in Melrose
Miss Dorothy B. Trask daughter of Mrs Elizabeth B Trask of Melrose and Maurice A Holmes son of Mr and Mrs A L Holmes of Melrose were married at the Methodist Episcopal Church Melrose The Rev L W C Emig officiated Attendants included Miss Ruby McNeil Miss Helen Howe and Miss Helen Holmes Best man was Carlton E Borden The couple will reside in Burlington Vermont The wedding coincided with the 30th anniversary of the grooms parents marriage Holmes Luce Co Boston was noted as part of the grooms family background.
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Dorothy B. Trask
Elizabeth B. Trask
Rowe Street
Melrose
Maurice A. Holmes
A. L. Holmes
Lebanon Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
L. W. C. Emig
Miss Trask
Ruby McNeil
Brookline
Helen Howe
Helen Holmes
Carlton E. Borden
New Bedford
Holmes
Holmes, Luce & Co
Adams Square
Boston
Today’s Events at Boston (Partial Schedule)
At 8:30 a.m. Methodist Conference session at People's Temple. 10 a.m. New England Time Economics Association meeting at Simmons College. 2:30 p.m. Lecture A Mah's House Is His Castle by Daniel Foley for League of Catholic Women at Notre Dame Academy Fenway. 4:15 p.m. Reception for ministers wives and daughters at Boston University College of Liberal Arts. 6 p.m. 101st Engineers Welfare Association entertainment at Cadet Armory.
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People’s Temple
Convention of New England
Simmons College
Daniel F. Toley
League of Catholic Women
Notre Dame Academy
The
Fenway
Boston University College of Liberal Arts
101St Engineers’ Welfare Association
Cadet Armory
Judge hints at overruling demurrer in Christian Science case
Judge Pierce indicated he might overrule the demurrer to the new bill in equity filed by Daisy Lovering Krauthoff and Edwin A Krauthoff in the Christian Science controversy. He would first require answers from numerous defendants including those already appearing in related suits and the Attorney General before the final ruling.
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Pierce
Daisy Lovering Krauthoff
Edwin A. Krauthoff
Court weighs demurrer in Krauthoff case against publishing society
Judge Pierce considers moving the case forward while the new bill is heard. He denies Krauthoff’s bid to file exceptions and to recommit Dodge’s report, but allows refiled answers within three weeks. Thompson argues the demurrer should stand. Pierce cautions against delaying the original suit.
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Judge Dodge
The
Publishing Society
Adam Dickey
Christian Science Church
Pierce
Krauthoff
Thompson
Eustace-Dickey
Dittemore
Church Law Debate Over Christian Science Trusteeship
Mr Krauthoff argues courts in various jurisdictions have ruled on ecclesiastical questions to determine church governance and property interests. He says Christian Science followers view the manual as the church law, above others, shaping the dispute with publishing society trustees. Judge Pierce suggests there may be a property interest and allows further action, denying Krauthoff and Withington motions to intervene and postpone.
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Mr. Krauthoff
Thompson
New Hampshire
Commonwealth
Eddy
Christian Science Church
Christian Science Movement
Lothrop
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Alec Bloomer
Herbert
Tareyton London
Ies
America
Pluto
French Lick Springs
French Lick
Indiana
Joyce Bros
Joyce Bros. & CO
Maxwell Struthers
Burt
Scribner’s For
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Milan
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Galery
Lynn
Park
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Westminster St
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