Long 18-mile walk by eight year old to Dorchester home
Anthony D P Rogers eight year old son of Dr. Charles W. Rogers left Assumption Academy in Wellesley Hills on a vacation day and walked 18 miles home in 6 hours 40 minutes. A neighbor found him and delivered him to his father after school authorities alerted him. He appears unfazed by the trek.
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Anthony DP. Rogers
Charles W. Rogers
Harvard Street
Dorchester
Assumption Academy
Wellesley Hills
Nova Scotia Boats to Compete With Gloucester
Lunenburg Nova Scotia boats begin a first major challenge to Gloucester Massachusetts vessels off the Grand Banks as more than 70 ships sail out. A second squadron will join later as reciprocity hopes raise season prices and many crews include former Gloucester sailors.
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Lunenburg
Gloucester
Mass
Grand Banks
United States
Canada
Lawyers Urges Students to Be Honest in Public Service
A speech argues that lawyer ethics affect respect for law and public service. It cites the impact of lawyers who evade duties and encourage fraudulent schemes, urging disinterested critique to protect municipal and state interests. The piece stresses bar associations and individual lawyers shape civilization through leadership and integrity.
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Bar Associations
Public Service Corporation
Judge Rugg Urges Law Students Toward Honesty
Judge Arthur Prentiss Rugg of the Massachusetts Supreme Court lectured Boston University Law School students on the lawyer's duty to society. He urged honesty, respect for law, and courage, saying the bar bears much of civilization’s progress and that those unable to meet ethical standards should avoid the legal profession.
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A. P. Rugg
Boston University Law School
Arthur Prentiss Rugg
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Boston University
Honest practice and the duty of lawyers in society
A detailed reflection on honesty as the core duty of lawyers, arguing that justice hinges on integrity. It warns that dishonest lawyers undermine courts, juries, and society, urging contemporaries to uphold universal ethical standards and refrain from entering the profession without capacity for virtue. It notes law as a living, imperfect science requiring continuous improvement and public service.
Lawmaker’s Warning on Legislation Volume
A speaker notes the vast bulk of bills amid a session. He stresses the need to prevent the enactment of digested bills and calls attention to the overwhelming proposed legislation. The piece highlights concerns about legislative overload and the risk to effective lawmaking.
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Broadway
City Hall
Stagpard Norwell Company
Sui
Boston
Wee
Lita
Washington Street
Annex No
Washington St
Friend
Rugg
Legislative Service Active
Cummins
Horlick’s
Horlick
California
Monogram Whiskey
Bow
Price Bros
Bowdoin
Davy Crockett
Alamo
America
Mass. Ave
Nday
of the Nations
Phyllis
Mars
Sunday Post
U.S
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