Hale Loses Suit Over Lost Papers From Housekeeper
William P. Hale of Belmont and West Alton New Hampshire failed to prove Emm Brodeur took his notes manuscripts clippings and letters. Judge Sisk found no evidence of removal during Brodeur's 1916 to 1920 employment. Brodeur sues Hale in Superior Court for breach of promise to marry.
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William P. Hale
Belmont
West Alton
New Hampshire
Emm
Miss Brodeur
Hale
Plans for new Boston steamship line to Europe
The United States Mail Steamship Company plans a Boston to Queenstown Cherbourg and Bremen service to launch this summer. Frank Davis of the Boston Chamber of Commerce Maritime Association says four or five first class liners under the American flag, each for 1500 to 2000 passengers, will run a weekly schedule after meetings in New York.
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Boston
Queenstown
Cherbourg
Bremen
United States Mail Steamship Company
Frank 8. Davis
Maritime Association of the
Boston Chamber of Commerce
New York
Wall Street Journal critic bids for broad sales tax
B I Orcutt of the Wall Street Journal told the New York Society of Certified Public Accountants that luxury taxes are unfair and should shift to a general sales tax. He urged tax on all stages of manufacture and distribution to avoid targeting specific consumers like parents or stenographers buying medicine or a soda.
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New York
United News
Orcutt
The
Wall Street Journal
New York Society of Certified Public Accountants
Aid for Depositors in Closed Banks Urged
The House rules committee will hear the Prudential Trust depositors petition to amend banking laws. Any stockholder depositor or creditor could petition the Supreme Court for partial dividends during liquidation. The bill, filed by Rep John W McCormack at Prudential's request, would let the Supreme Court rule partial payments via the banks commissioner.
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House Committee On Rules
Prudential Trust Company
Supreme Court
John W. McCormack
Dorchester
Prudential Depositors
Daniel T. O'Connell
Supeeme Court
Tinkham Bids to End Rider Abuse in House Rules
Washington April 11 Representative George H Tinkham of Massachusetts proposes an amendment to bar riders on appropriation bills except by a two thirds House vote He cites 77 laws passed by riders in past sessions and argues the new budget system concentrates power in the appropriations committee calling the practice undemocratic and harmful to Congress work War time prohibition is noted as precedent
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Washington
George H. Tinkham
Massachusetts
House
Tinkham
Congress
Appropriations
BU Law School Seniors Banquet at Hotel Brunswick
The Boston University Law School seniors held their annual banquet with 100 attendees and guests. Arthur Reed of Fall River served as class president and toastmaster.
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Boston University Law School
Hotel Brunswick
Arthur Reed
Fall River
Cork Lord Mayor Faces Expulsion From U S
Washington April 11. Lord Mayor of Cork Donal O Callaghan who arrived in the United States as a stowaway with no passport must depart on or before June 5 unless courts intervene. Immigration orders to detain him after that date were issued by Secretary Davis. State Department had denied asylum as a political refugee. O Callaghan in Washington with attorney Frank P Walsh offered no comment.
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Washington
Donal O'Callaghan
Cork
O'Callaghan
United States
Davis
Department of Labor
State Department
Frank P. Walsh
William Ellery Channing in Boston and his era
The article recalls William Ellery Channing the Boston reformer and preacher. It notes his Harvard classmates Judge Story and Lemuel Shaw, his ordination in 1803, and his powerful voice. It cites his role in protesting slavery and Lovejoy murder through the Appeal to the Citizens of Boston and his stance on war as a theater of crime.
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William Ellery Channing
Arlington Street
Boston
Newport
Rhode Island
Young Channing
Harvard College
Judge Story
Washington Alliston
Joseph Stevens Buckminster
Charles Lowell
James Russell Lowell
Lemuel Shaw
Massachusetts
Federal Church
George Ticknor
Channing
Washington Allston
Dr. Furness
Faneuil Hall
Lovejoy
Wendell Phillips
Whittier
Mayor Peters Ordered to Report on Utility Price Requests
City Council unanimously passed an order demanding Mayor Peters inform the council what steps he has taken to secure reductions in gas and electricity costs. Councillor Watson urged a direct vote rather than executive committee referral. The council also urged withholding Edison Electric Iluminating charges under a cecal clause and a $5000 probe appropriation.
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Peters
Watson
Edison Electric Iluminating Company
Mrs Mary A Walsh Dies in Roxbury After Long Roxbury Residency
Mrs Mary A Walsh longtime Roxbury resident and parishioner of St Patrick s Church died at her home after a long illness in her 90th year Funeral will be a solemn requiem high mass at St Patrick s Church Her survivors include two sons James Walsh religious editor of the Post and Michael J Walsh a Spanish war veteran, a daughter, and several nieces and nephews.
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Mary A. Walsh
Roxbury
St. Patrick's Church
St. Patrick’s Church
Walsh
James Walsh
the Post
Michael J. Walsh
Ad Writing Contest Seeks Public Letters for 45000
Manufacturers invite readers to write letters sharing opinions on products. The $45,000 Ad-Writing Contest asks participants to draft ads in letter form and submit them for a chance at the prize.
Enter the Ad Writing Contest for Cash Prizes
Readers are urged to submit original ideas about 24 listed products for a chance at $1000 $500 or $100 prizes. No strings no training required, mail ideas to Box 5281 Boston Mass. Weekly awards begin April 22 with 100 for best ad and 240 other prizes.
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Boston Post
Zain
Boston 4
Mass
Pilgrim Publicity Association
Harvard
Boston
Alice Bradley
Miss Farmer's School of Cookery
Boston Varnish Company
Kyanite
Brunswick Phonographs
Buddy Buds
Eaton’s
Highland Tanen
Holland
Far Mast
Goudey
Ewing Gillette
Barras Ase
Boon Kutter
Cure Your Rupture Like Cured Mine Advertisement Tale
A historical ad recounts Captain Collings sailing long years, then suffering a double rupture that kept him ashore and in pain. After trying doctors and trusses with no result, he chose a drastic operation and finally cured himself using Mrs Remedy and Book Sent Free.
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Collings
Truss
E Pelther
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