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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1920

Page

14

Lawson Guilty in Stock Dealing Case

Lawson was fined $100 on ten counts and $100 on three counts filed, with $2500 deposit credited. Four others including Van Riper and Fitzgerald were found guilty on multiple counts and fined. Lawson provoked a court-room disturbance by distributing statements to reporters, risking contempt, while his counsel urged restraint.

Lawson Homer Albers Daniel H. Coakley Uel George L. Ware Tarr Samuel van Riper William R. Fitzgerald Murray Coakley Albers Tom Dan Top

Girls' City Club Spruces Up for Play After Stock Ad Offense

The court case ends with fines for Lawson and others over illegal stock advertising. Judge Murray commends the attorney general and notes the law’s novelty. Great excitement at the Girls' City Club on Newbury street as they prepare the play The Florist Shop for Friday night April 23 at the High School of Practical Arts in Roxbury.

Alberts Wells Lawson Murray Albers Allen Coakley Newbury Street High School of Practical Arts Roxbury Ida Backer Gail Cooper Nancy Sweathe Katherine Leonard Eva Wroge Lillian Sweatt Bessie Leone

Burial set for Judge Everett C. Bumpus in Quincy Saturday

Funeral services for Judge Everett C. Bumpus of Quincy are scheduled Saturday at 2:30 PM at Christ Episcopal Church in Quincy. Burial will follow at Mt Wollaston Cemetery. The 76 year old jurist died yesterday after a cerebral hemorrhage at Des Hrissay Hospital. He served in the Civil War after enlisting at 16 and practiced law in Boston while living in Quincy. He was twice married and survived by four children.

Everett C. Bumpus Quincy Christ Episcopal Church William Grainger Mt. Wollaston Cemetery Judge Bumpus Des Hrissay Hospital Newbury Street St. Botolph Club Plympton Cephas C. Bumpus Boston Emma F. Russell Canandaigua N. Y Arthur I. Bumpus Hewlett, N. Y Christine Remick Brookline Foster and Morris Bumpus

Maine Central Directors Re-Elected in Portland Meeting

The Maine Central railroad board was re elected and enlarged with Dana C. Douglass named vice president and general manager. President Morris McDonald and Clerk Charles H. Blatchford were re elected as the board organized. Directors authorized issuing 4 million in first and refunding gold bonds.

Portland Maine Central Railroad Dana C. Douglass Morris McDonald Charles H. Blatchford

Caillaux Defends Self in Treason Trial

Joseph Caillaux former French prime minister spoke in his own defence at the high court in Paris today claiming he is a victim of vanity mediocrity and red tape of French officialdom He urged justice and said he asked no mercy The trial concludes tonight and judges will decide in a secret session tomorrow.

Paris Joseph Caillaux Senate Tam M. Caillaux

Judge Rules Warrant Needed For Seizure In Whiskey Rebellion

In Marquette Michigan on April 21 Judge Sessions ruled that any federal prohibition agents search and seizure that trespasses on private property is illegal. He stated during Scalcucci brothers trial that a revenue agent cannot enter a home without a warrant unless permission is given.

Marquette, Mich Sessions Scalcucci Brothers

Crushing Defeat of Bolsheviks by Japanese

Tokyo reports a crushing defeat of Bolshevik troops by Japanese forces at Chilnofski west of Chita in Eastern Siberia. The war office released the AP dispatch detailing ten Bolsheviks defeated with no further casualties announced.

Tokio Associated Press War Office Today Chilnofski Chita Siberia

Wing Company Head Charles F. Wing Dies After Shock

Charles F. Wing head of the C. F. Wing Company of New Bedford died at his home shortly after suffering a shock during a trip to his summer home in Chatham.

New Bedford Charles F. Wing C. F. Wing Company Chatham

Sennott Causing Stir as Noted East Thief

Florence Sennott, known as Marie Young, labeled one of the East’s ablest female thieves with a 12 year record. She faced Judge Duff on theft charges tied to fur coats and lingerie from multiple stores, with two old cases reopened and possible parole end. Police say she planned to evade bail and was held as a suspicious person.

Florence Sennott East East Boston Sherborn Duff Buffalo, N. Y Miss Sennett Marie Young Hilda Lagerstrom

Bryan Grabs Place Among First Four in Early Returns

Incompletes show Morehead winning Nebraska governor race by large plurality. McKelvie leads Republican presidential contest. Hitchcock leads Democratic presidential race. Delegates and committee seats show tight margins and unclear outcomes across precincts and parties.

Morehead McKelvie Hitchcock Robert Ross Arthur Mullen W. H. Thompson Johnson Wood Pershing Ross McMullen Pollard Hall McLaughlin Mathewson Shumway Jackson Clark Taylor Neville Shallenberger Stephen Bryan Berger Thomas Noble McNeay Thompson Howell McCloud

Rice Rupture Demonstration at Adams House in Boston

Dr. B C Branch expert on rupture cures will demonstrate the Rice Non Surgical Rupture Method at Adams House Boston April 24 to 30 with a lady assistant. Free personal demonstration. no charge unless you decide it is for you. Call at the hotel for a full firsthand showing and advice by Rice's associate.

Emerson B. C. Branch W. S. Rice Adams New York Adams House Washington Mason Streets Boston Mass Dr. Branch

Spring Materials Demand Boosts Black and White Prints

The article notes that all kinds of checked materials will be popular this spring. It highlights the appeal of black and white prints and the broad trend toward patterned fabrics and textiles for upcoming seasons.

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