Smith and Companion Appeal From Sentence
Smith and Elizabeth Shepard Smith, arrested in Worcester, appeared before Judge Sullivan in the Central Court. Smith was sentenced to three years in the house of correction and the woman to three years in Charles Street Jail. They appealed and were held on $300 bail each for the May term of the Suffolk grand jury.
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Smith
Wellford Smith
Loyal Coalition
Elizabeth Shepard Smith
Worcester
Sullivan
Central Court
House of Correction
Charles Street
Suffolk
Hub's Budget Approved Amid Contested Health Commissioner Salary
Boston approves a $33 000 000 city budget with all councillors voting yes after attempts to cut Health Commissioner Woodward and secretary Effie M. Fife. Moriarty and Brickley opposed Woodward's $7500 salary protesting his appointment of Mrs. Clara Belle Bligh, an alien, as Health Unit director on Blossom Street.
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Boston
Woodward
Effie M. Fife
O’brien
James T. Moriarty
Health Department
Brickley
Clara Belle Bligh
Blossom Street
Supreme Court Upholds Haywood Conviction in War Protest Case
The Supreme Court refused to review the conviction of William D Haywood and more than 79 I W W members for conspiring to obstruct government war activities. They face 20 year sentences each, with only a presidential pardon possible to delay service.
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Washington
Supreme Court Today
William D. Haywood
Conference on Strike Fails in Boston Meeting
A three hour conference between strike committees of the United Building Trades Council and the Building Trades Employers Association failed to yield results. A second meeting is set for tomorrow at 10 AM but optimism is low. General Sweetser, head of the labor department, tried to mediate but to no avail. State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration warns that tomorrow’s session may be the last under current conditions.
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United Building Trades Council
Building Trades Employers’ Association of Bostons
State Board of Concilliation and Arbitration
General Sweetser
Department of Labor and Industry
State Board
Harting to Outline U. S. Policies Today
President Harding plans a broad policy message outlining domestic and foreign issues. The draft covers tariff and taxation, railroad, immigration, budget, soldier welfare, highway maintenance, and proposals for a public welfare department and surplus property liquidation.
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Harting
U. S
Harding
White House
Germany
Congress
Department of Public Welfare
Probe May Bare Hub Bankers Feud At Public Hearing
A public hearing Thursday will begin testimony from legislators who borrowed money from Fidelity Trust and other closed banks. Martin M. Lomasney spoke with Attorney Taft and committee members, and may be called to testify later. The inquiry raises potential open conflict among banking factions tied to the Boston Elevated and Bay State Street railways.
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Fidelity Trust Company
Martin M. Lomasney
Taft
Ward 5
Lomasrney
State House
Boston Elevated
Bay State Street Railway
State Street Circles’ Warring Factions Revealed
A report aims to shed light on the real lineups of warring factions in State Street circles, not easily distinguished, while offering a new angle to an investigation of unusual public interest.
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State Street
McKnight Blames Interests for Bank Collapse
Edwin T. McKnight, former Senate president, says large interests failed to rescue Fidelity Trust Company at the needed moment, suggesting their aid would have prevented its closure. Friends support the claim that promises to help were made and then withdrawn, making the bank’s end inevitable.
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Edwin T. McKnight
Senate
Fidelity Trust Company
McKnight
Fidelity
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