Spanking Instead of Jail Term Shocks Lynn Youth Case
Judge Ralph W. Reeve of Lynn backs a reformist approach to three boys aged 9 to 13 accused of burglary. He imposed a "good sound spanking sentence" and urged officers to ensure the youths receive parental discipline. Reeve, age 36, says he likes the best in people and has never seen a truly bad man. He defends humane, corrective handling over jail.
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Ralph W. Reeve
Lynn
Post
Bay State
Francis Devereaux
Demosthetées Agganis
Anelio Decocco
Srn
Reeve
Reeves
Cox
Law and psychology clash in modern legal thought
The speaker argues that modern lawyers must yield to psychology in understanding human impulses. If health law received as much public attention as common law, courts would see less business and disputes.
Proxy voting plan announced for convention delegates
Thomas M Nolan state secretary of the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic said delegates unable to attend Sunday’s Mechanics’ Building convention may vote by proxy. Presidents must carry signed credentials from absent delegates. a clerical department will exchange proxies and a special proxy receipt form will be used.
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Thomas M. Nolan
Brighton
American Association For the Recognition of the
Mechanics’ Building
Plans for New Latin School Made Public
The Public Latin School building planned for Avenue Louis Pasteur will be a 32 classroom complex with study halls laboratories a library on the third floor and a large assembly hall. It features locker rooms toilets showers a lunch room and a gym in the basement with a colonial dignified exterior. The project aligns with other local educational buildings and mentions several government appointees with undetermined salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Pasteur
MoeLaughlin
Burr
Boston Latin School
McLaughlin & Burr, Boston Architects
Palmer Appointments Probe Expands To 12 Assistants
Washington February 10 The Senate committee probing campaign expenditures may summon 12 assistants to the Attorney General. Named Massachusetts bar members include Moorfield Storey and Edward F McClennan with undetermined compensation, Leo Rogers at 5000 dollars, and Elias Field appointed March 20 1920.
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Herbert A. Horgan
Edward H. Palmer
Arthur B. Rigney
Thomas J. Boynton
United States
Thomas J. Booth
Frederick L. Emery
Francis G. Goodale
Nathan Matthews
Boston
Matthews
Cape Cod
War Department
Washington
Senate
Massachusetts
Kenyon
Palmer
Palmer Todey
Moorfield Storey
Edward F. McClennan
Brandeis
Leo Rogers
Elias Field
Dublin meeting rejects home rule demand
A Dominion League gathering with Irish moderates votes three against, rejecting support for the southern home rule act. It calls for full self government and financial independence with unity safeguards, urging Britain to offer terms and promise amnesty for political prisoners and reparations once peace returns.
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Dublin
Dominion League
Ireland
British Isles
Olive Tablets offer gentle relief for bad breath
An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a plant based substitute for calomel that cleanses bowels and liver without harsh after effects. It claims improved breath, slow to act yet steady, with a price of 15c and 80c and urging a week of nightly use.
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Edwards
E M. Edwards
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Washington ST
Irish Dominion League Meeting
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