Salaries At Christian Science Board Scrutinized In Court
James A. Neal testified in Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court that church records deleted the June 16 1917 salary vote raising directors' pay from 2500 to 10000. He said the strikeout, done by unanimous vote with one dissent, aimed to conceal why salaries were raised. The hearing concerns trustees vs directors over the publishing business.
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Christian Science Board of Directors
James A. Neal
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
Mr. Neal
William G. Thompson
John V. Dittemore
Mr. Thompson
Thompson
Dittemore
John L. Bates
Neal
Hbddy
Christian Science Publishing Society
Eddy
Massachusetts
Dillemore
Board of Directors
Dickey
Rathven
Mr. Dittemore
McLellan
Mr. McLellan
Mr. Dickey
Publishing Society
Mrs. Eddy
Glear
Dixon
Monitor
Navy Yard Workers Parade to Protest Unemployment Today
Navy yard workers march to a mass meeting on the common to protest unemployment. The event highlights labor unrest and calls for jobs and relief measures in the area.
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Navy Yard
Funeral Held for William E Buckminster
Rear Admiral Wycoff of San Francisco and five former Annapolis classmates attended the funeral of William E Buckminster at his former Malden home on Dexter Street yesterday afternoon. The Rev William E Dowty of St Ann's Episcopal Church officiated. Interment followed at Forestdale cemetery.
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Wycoff
San Francisco
William BE. Buckminster
Annapolis
Dexter Street
Malden
William E. Dowty
St. Ann’s Episcopal Church
Forestdale Cemetery
Two Convicts Escape Franklin County Jail
Two inmates relocated from Charlestons prison last Saturday escaped from the Franklin county jail near Greenfield today. Authorities said the men seized a chance during a guard shift change and vanished from the facility. Investigators continued to search the surrounding area.
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Franklin County
Greenfield
Charlestons
Navy Yard funding push seeks 100 million dollars
Assistant Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt told a Charlestown navy yard workers committee that he would recommend 100 million dollars for continuing work at navy yards nationwide. He urged a presidential message for funds to resume work halted by House action. Congressman Fitzgerald backed retaining workers and suggested government supervision of all contracts instead of private firms.
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Congress
Charlestown Navy Yard
Francis J. W. Ford
Peter F. Tague
William McDonald
Washington
Senator Lodge
Congressman Fitzgerald
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Navy Yard
Henry Long
Coolidge
Massachusetts
Robison
Post
Roosevelt
Navy Yards
House
White House
Fitzgerald
Boston
Mr. Roosevelt
Department
Two men jailed for larceny in new sentences
Frank Haynes received a one year sentence and James Ware nine months for larceny in recent court actions. Both men were noted for their involvement in similar theft offenses.
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Frank Haynes
James Ware
Navy sale of Harvard Naval Radio Camp buildings
Sealed proposals will sell the Navy buildings at Harvard Cambridge Commons including plumbing heating electric and toilet fixtures. The sale by Lieutenant-Commander Bowne closes at 11:00 AM on August 4 1919. Proposals require a 20 percent deposit and schedules with full terms are available from the officer at Bldg. 38 Navy Yard Boston.
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NAVY
Naval Radio Camp
Harvard
Cambridge Commons
Bowne
Board of Survey
Navy Yard
Boston
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Swift
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Washington St
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