Legislature Likely Needs Two More Months to Finish Business
Speaker Warner said the State Legislature will require at least two more months to complete its work, stating this conclusion yesterday as the House assesses its ongoing business.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1920
Page
11
Speaker Warner said the State Legislature will require at least two more months to complete its work, stating this conclusion yesterday as the House assesses its ongoing business.
The court rejected Attorney-General Allen's bid to intervene in the fight between the Christian Science Publishing Society trustees and the Mother Church directors. Judge Pierce warned against a fifth wheel role and reserved issues for the full court set for next October, with proceedings likely delayed.
Edwin A. Krauthoff asked the court to compel Christian Science Publishing Society trustees to publish full stenographic records in the Christian Science Monitor. Judge Pierce said the issue lies outside the court’s jurisdiction and denied the motion.
Sale of the Hall Ritcher Paper Company's plant in Northumberland to A. Webber and C. F. Finnegan of the Buffalo Commercial was announced tonight. The facility has a daily capacity of 12 tons of news print paper.
Burlington Vermont April 13 vandals at the cemetery adjoining the Congregational Church in Milton have reduced the old small cemetery to wreckage. Forty five monuments and headstones lie flat or tipped over as bases were torn away.
The motive behind the act of violence is unknown and may be the work of an insane person or schoolboys. Major damage occurred in the cemetery's oldest section where marble slairs from 75 year old foundations were torn up, with flags on soldier graves pulled and urns overturned across the grounds.
Several hundred army base and shipyard workers were carried home to New York by submarine boat chasers after Central Railroad of New Jersey failed to operate trains to Newark New Jersey April 13.
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