Catheron Prejudice Claims Blocked Suffolk Probation Chief
Displacement of Richard Keefe by Allison Catheron of Beverly faces opposition from Keefe's friends and District Attorney Pelletier over residency and alleged Catholic prejudice. Catheron denies bias and cites past House actions as not aimed at Catholics. supporters await action before Jan. 1.
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Richard Keefe
Suffolk County
Allison G. Catheron
Beverly
Keefe
Court House
Catheron
Pelletier
Commissioners of Probation
Robert O. Harris
Bridgewater
Superior Court
William Sullivan
Boston
John D. McLaughlin
John Perrins, Jr
Roxbury
Charles M. Davenport
Herbert C. Parsons
Cameron
Catherton
Peapre
House of Representatives
Against military training in schools vot ed down
New York December 26 The executive committee of the American School Peace League voted down military training in elementary and secondary schools at a meeting in this city. The league operates branches in 44 states.
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New York
American School Peace League
Doctor claims wife nagged him in Newton divorce suit
Newton physician Dr. Robert W. Guiler alleges in court filings that his wife conspired with others to ruin him, surveilled him with so called sleuths, and urged his confinement. He details long standing cruel conduct including interference with his mother’s care and professional duties and a pattern of alleged harassment aiming to ruin his reputation.
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Newton
Robert W. Guiler
Guiler
East Cambridge
Lawton
Suffolk Superior Court
Susan K. B. Guiler
Registry of Deeds
David E. Baker
Walnut Street
Newtonville
Ida May Thrasher
Roger Walcott
Miss Thrasher
Middlesex Superior Court
Brookline
Farmington
Crystal Lake
Begging for Prison Sentences Honors Chelsea Court Hearing
Frank Wilson age 33 pleaded with Judge George M. Stearns in Chelsea Court to be sent to the House of Correction. Cold and hungry he paced near the police station before hurling a coal lump through a furniture store window. He was ordered to serve three months on the island.
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Frank Wilson
George M. Stearns
Chelsea Court
House of Correction
Wilson
Elmore
Samuel
Bates Will Take Fight Into Court
Defeated at the city election and again in the recount Bates will pursue the dispute in court. Mayor Gustave Bates of Quincy is said to appeal to the Supreme Court after Joseph L. Whitten won the mayoralty by 173 votes per precinct returns, Bates having filed for a recount.
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Board of Registrars
Gustave B. Bates
Quincy
Supreme Court
Joseph L. Whitten
Bates
Bates Loses City Election in 3131 to 2962 Result
Board of Registrars canvassed votes and announced Bates defeat by 169. Bates demanded counting of unused ballots claiming possible mixing with valid votes. Board refused, plans to seek high court relief. Police detail watched ballots from vault to counting in City Hall chamber.
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Board of Registrars
Bates
Whitten
High Court
Kept Secret Five Months Marital Reveal in Christmas Announcements
Nurse Edna Strehle married Sunday Post writer Frank O Connor in Plymouth on July 29. They kept the marriage secret until Christmas Day announcements. the couple honeymooned at Half Way Pond near Plymouth for two weeks. The groom’s father resides with them on Boylston Street.
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Frank O’connor
Half Way Pond
Plymouth
Boylston Street
Auto Hits Pole in Dorchester Crash
An auto truck from H. A. Spinney Company crashed into an iron pole opposite 149 Bowdoin Street yesterday afternoon. The collision demolished the truck’s front and threw two men from the seat into the street. Walter F.P. Russell, 67 Bowdoin Street, was driving while instructing his father Elmer E. Russell in running the vehicle.
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H. A. Spinney Company
Dorchester Avenue
Bowdoin Street
Walter FP. Russell
Elmer E. Russell
Federal control of railroads urged by trade group
The Railway Business Association warns that without adjusted rail rates matching expenses, federal control of U S railroads seems inevitable. The annual report says if revenues fail to cover expenses, a shift to federal over state authority will occur, reducing state influence and placing a single political officer in charge.
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New York
General Executive Committee
The
Railway Business Association
Sanfe
Omitted Prescription Obligation Plea For Adequate Rates
A quotation argues the commission must set rates sufficient to sustain national business and develop the country, warning that omitting this essential ingredient makes the entire proposal futile.
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Commission
English farmer's cows need liquor in London suburb
A farmer testifies for retaining a liquor license saying the solitary inn is convenient. He admits giving a quart of beer to cows after calving and occasionally a pint of whiskey, arguing the stock would suffer if deprived of these beverages.
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London
Loaded pistol found on arrested man Luigi De Bonnessi
Police seized an automatic pistol loaded in six of seven chambers from Luigi De Bonnessi of West End after his arrest by East Dedham Street patrolmen on a non support charge. He faces a charge of carrying a loaded revolver in addition to the non support count.
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Luigi de Bonnessi
West End
Dedham Street
Bonnessi
7 Blossom Street
Morphine King Dope Peddler Sought After Court Plot
A police court hearing before Judge Sullivan exposed a West End morphine ring believed to fund a bank president’s lifestyle. Charlestown youth Richard J. Millette described a modern Fagin figure driving a crime wave through thefts and burglaries. Police seek the alleged dealer amid rising drug market violence.
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Sullivan
West End
Richard J. Millette
Millette
Charlestown
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