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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1922
Page
9
Fragmentary OCR shows Judge rham of San Francisco favoring economy as a guiding principle in a recent decision. The text is incomplete but indicates a preference for cost considerations over personal factors in the judgment.
A court challenges an order directing Mrs Beatrice Wynn to run the family business alone for one month as an economy teat. The dispute centers on control and management of the jointly owned enterprise.
Joseph Sander of the Somerville fire department lost his bid against a two platoon rule requiring response to a second or general alarm. He was off duty and did not respond to an April 1 1920 Union Square alarm and was laid off for three days. The Supreme Court upheld the regulation as a reasonable protection for city fire response and public safety.
The Rt. Rev. William A. Hickey and his secretary Rev. Peter A. Foley travel to Rome for the International Eucharistic Congress and will be aboard the White Star Line steamship Arabic. The ship sailed from New York yesterday with a large passenger list and is due in Boston around 6 p.m. at Commonwealth Pier, South Boston, before resuming its southbound voyage with 70 first class and additional third class passengers.
Edmund T. Stewart of 218 Newbury street writes to the Boston Society of Architects criticizing the medal design by Raymond Porter for the Greater Boston architecture award. He argues the piece shows artistic skill but lacks architectural training and questions why the donor and society did not flag the flaw.
Mr Stewart argues the proposed gold medal design for Boston architects violates classic proportion rules. He cites Greek and Roman temples with front columns mostly even in number and sides with one more than double the front, noting exceptions like Agrigentum and warning against the current arrangement as inconsistent and open to severe criticism.
William F. Stone pled guilty to larceny totaling 26 658.25 from Massachusetts Trust and 2000 from Embassygraph Products. The case was continued to October after a conference with counsel and district attorney Homans. Stone plans restitution. Grace Tibbett, central to the case, faced separate conspiracy charges and has since married in Maine. Miss Lillian H. Tutcher named England's first woman insurance broker.
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