Hall Pardoned by Governor's Council After Five Years
Treasurer John A. Hall of the Southbridge Savings Bank, convicted of defalcation, was pardoned by a seven to one vote of the Governor's Council. The council cited health concerns and criticisms of the original sentence, while one member Frothingham opposed. Other actions included commutations and paroles for several inmates.
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John A. Hall
Southbridge Savings Bank
Frothingham
Barry
Board of Parole
Bowles
Buckley
Councillor Frothingham Opposes Release Over Public Policy
Councillor Frothingham opposed the release on grounds of public policy amid protests after the Council voted in favor. Councillor Mortimer defended the pardon saying he voted for release after careful consideration and hearing all evidence presented by applicants.
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Frothingham
Mortimer
Four Reserve Officers Promoted To Patrolmen
Police Commissioner O'Meara promoted four reserve officers to patrolmen at roll call. Named were John Donovan of Dudley street station Thomas J Hernon of Broadway station South Boston James J Burns of Broadway station South Boston and John J McDonough of Joy street station West End.
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O'Meara
John Donovan
Dudley Street
Thomas J. Hernon
Broadway
South Boston
James J. Burns
John J. McDonough
Joy Street
West End
Pay Raise for Prison Board Head Delayed by Council
The Executive Council postponed a $1000 pay increase for Prison Board Chairman Frank L. Randall and Deputy John B. Hebberd following a Hall pardon vote that ran contrary to parole board recommendations.
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Prison Board
Executive Council
Frank L. Randall
John B. Hebberd
Hall
Parole Board
Sculptors in Flesh by Dr Ed win F Bowers
The Sun day Post Magazine features Dr Ed win F Bowers exploring sculptors who transform living subjects. The piece surveys artistry, ethics, and the evolving craft of carving human form with medical nuance.
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Edwin F. Bowers
Sunday Post
Emden Sunk British Vessels in Bold Sea Raid Details
First Officer Alexander Cook of the freighter Yeddo recounts the Emden attack. The German cruiser used dynamite in the engine room to flood and sink the Tym eric, then towed ships to Minikto and returned with captains from Foyle Ribera and Buresk. Cook praises Captain von Muller though losing his ship.
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Cook
Hamburg-Aemircan Line
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Lacadive Islands
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Tymeric
Gryfevale
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