Charges Filed Against Dr. Brides in Veterans Bureau
Col. C R Forbes disclosed charges have been filed against Dr Arthur Brides head of the New England Bureau. He said action will not occur until charges are probed. Massachusetts congressmen call the charges personal and say they stem from an office associate who seeks his job. A resignation may be requested and Captain William M Blake is named in the campaign.
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Col. C. R. Forbes
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Arthur Brides
New England
Brides
Massachusetts
Dr. Brides
William M. Blake
Brookline
Congress
Murder Trial Nears End in Boston Case
The defense of Joseph Simboli presides as seven Italians face murder charges in Unity Court. Testimony links Simboli to the night of the shooting that killed Michael Scarpone. Key witnesses include Francesco Biancardi and Louis Harrigan. Dec. 28 date ties the Black Hand to the Mast Boston dump.
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Michael Scarpone
Unity Court
Dubuque
Simboli
Francesco ‘Toscano
Francesco Biancardi
North End
Edward J. McNulty
Sanitary Division
City of
Boston
Louis F. Harrigan
East Boston
McNulty
Biancardi
Antonio Mascati
Merini
Scarpone
Officers Of Army Accused Olson
Charges of alleged Prussianism in the U S army are being investigated by a board of inquiry at South Boston. The article names Olson among those accused as the officers under review.
Three Army Officers Accused in Nicholson Conspiracy
Attorney William Flaherty says three prominent army officers plotted to force Major Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson from U S military service and damaged record with backing from influential War Department figures in Washington.
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Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson
United States
War Department
Washington
William Flaherty
Nicholson
Army Court Hearings Probe Major Nicholson's Fate
Hearings at an Army base in South Boston review Major Nicholson request to move from Class B to Class A with a permanent berth and honorable retirement. He accuses officers including Maj. Gen. Sladen Col. Dugan and Maj. Gen. Bailey of maltreatment, torture of subordinates, and actions that harmed his health and career over 11 years. The government presents evidence and the case resumes today with Attorney Flaherty leading the defense.
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Charles J. Bailey
L’. B. Dugan
Dugan
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Philippine Islands
Leland Stanford, Jr
Richard Cummins
Tropics
War Department
E. J. Adams
Senator Stanfield
Oregon
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Flaherty
Harvard and Andover Theological ties challenge asks court to block merger
The case seeks an injunction in Middlesex County against an agreement of affiliation between Phillips Academy Andover’s Theological Institution and Harvard Divinity School. The suit names trustees of Andover Theological Seminary, President and Fellows of Harvard University, and Attorney General J Weston Allen. Judge Crosby of the supreme judicial court is asked to intervene today to halt the agreement’s execution.
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Middlesex
Phillips Academy
Andover
Andover Theological Seminary
Harvard University
J. Weston Allen
Crosby
Supreme Court
Divinity School
Harvard Divinity School
Foss Urges Five Cent Fare In Public Ownership Plan
Former Governor Foss, seeking the Democratic nomination for governor, denounces the Republicans for backing the Fordney McCumber tariff bill. He calls for public ownership of railroads and street railways, arguing the city should take over the elevated line and implement a five cent fare to relieve transportation chaos. He brands the current administration as vacillating and ineffective.
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Christopher Lee
Boston
Women Voters Organize Campaign for Edward Murphy
In the Second Suffolk Senatorial district women organize a canvass for Edward P. Murphy a Democratic candidate. Led by Mrs. Mary E. Bryan president of the Mothers' Club and Mrs. Marie Ott of the Charlestown Women's League of Voters and Mrs. Bernard Lamb. Murphy served in the State Legislature in 1914 and 1915 and as an election commissioner from 1917 to 1920.
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Suffolk
Edward P. Murphy
Mary E. Bryan
Mothers’ Club
Marie Ott
Charlestown Women's League of Voters
Bernard Lamb
Murphy
Denies Cut in Clerks' Pay
Washington dispatch states there is no truth to rumors of salary cuts for post office clerks. First Assistant Postmaster General John N. Bartlett calls the alarm a fabrication and notes substantial salary increases in recent years.
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Boston
John N. Bartlett
Bartlett
Fugitive Autoist Not Yet Located After Bedord Street Crash
A maroon automobile fled after a Sunday night crash on Bedford street North Lexington. Charles S. Gordon of Waltham owned the struck car, which was pushed across the street and hit again by Ralph C. Lockwood’s car driven by John S. Bates. Four occupants, including Gordon and Mrs Bard, were injured. Police traced little beyond a hub cap and an oil cloth as clues.
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Charles S. Gordon
Ash Street
Waltham
Ralph C. Lockwood
Boston
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Charles Bard
Chandler Street
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Woburn
Whipple Campaign Opens Second Week With Rallies
Democratic Senate hopeful Sherman L. Whipple launches the second week of his speaking tour with rallies in Brockton Quincy Whitman Rockland and Mast Weymouth Mayor Curley will accompany him Additional events planned for Waltham Watertown and Brookline feature speakers Judge Thomas P. Riley and Charles F. Campbell.
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United States
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Quincy
Curley
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Whitman
Rockland
Mast Weymouth
Whipple
Waltham
Watertown
Brookline
Mayor Curley
Thomas P. Riley
Charles F. Campbell
Riley
Whippie
William A. Gaston
Boston
J. Pierpont Morgan
Gaston
Morgan
Francis H. Teabody
Kidder and Peabody
Nephew of Senator Johnson Charged With Assault in Brooklyn
Hiram Johnson nephew of Senator Hiram Johnson of California was arraigned before Magistrate Elperin in Brooklyn on a charge of assault after allegedly striking Patrolman Frank Greevy on the nose in front of Mann's Cafe. He is held on $590 bail.
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Frank Greevy
Ford Hit by O'Brien Attack at Dorchester Rallies
Miane J. W. Pord accused District Attorney O'Brien of conspiracy linking his fights with the Knights of Columbus and Pelletier. The Cork Men's Association Knights of St Finbar endorsed Ford for Suffolk County district attorney at their Charlestown meeting and ordered notice to absent members.
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Miane
J. W. Pord
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Dorchester
Cork Men's Association
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