Brandeis Accused of Unprofessional Conduct in Shoe Firm Case
Testimony by Sidney Winslow portrays Louis Brandeis as untrustworthy and unprofessional amid a long dispute over his links with the United Shoe Machinery Company and the Shea Manufacturers' Alliance. Winslow cites Brandeis’ past opinions and actions as he faces cross examination over the Brandeis nomination.
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United Shoe Machinery Company
Sidney W. Winslow
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Shea Manufacturers’ Alliance
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Shoe Manufacturers’ Alliance
Hoe
Henderson
Shoe Machinery Corporation
First National Bank of Boston
Hanover National Bank
New York
Massachusetts
Henry B. Wndicott
Smith
Congress
Wellesley College Sees 18 Engagements in Leap Year Month
In January 1916, the first month of the Leap Year, 18 Wellesley College engagements were announced among students and graduates. A college editor predicts about 250 Wellesley women will wed by January 1, 1917, with many more announcements expected.
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Brandeis Aids Senate Over Brandeis Nomination Hearings
Ex presidents and witnesses clash over Brandeis in a Senate judiciary hearing. Mellen insists he has no information to testify and calls Brandeis a target of hearsay while Walsh presses for any facts. Bailey alleges conflicts of interest with Warren associates and claims financial ties affected heirs’ interests.
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Mellen
Addres
Chilton
Senate
Brandeis
Barron
Judiciary Committee
New England
Senator Walsh
Washington
Brandeils
Shoe Machinery Trust
Plant
Bran dies noted as able lawyer but not entirely trustworthy
The Boston bar regarded Bran dies as an able lawyer and advocate who authored a plan for conducting business and writing opinions for beneficiaries. They cautioned that while he was skilled, he was not entirely trustworthy in the conduct of partnerships and protections from individual liability.
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Boston
Brandies
Bailey
Tufts Banquet Defends Brandeis By Tufts President
Herman Carey Bumpus Tufts College president denounced newspaper rumors surrounding Louis D Brandeis at the first annual Tufts Dental School banquet. He urged students to question reports and seek probabilities before believing sensational headlines.
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Herman Carey Bumpus
Tufts College
Louis D. Brandeis
Tufts Dental School
Lenox
President Bumpus
Dental School
Weeks Men Win First Nomination Fight Over Martin Amendment
The Weeks faction presses its plan as Governor McCall calls the Martin amendment unwise. Senator Martin of Atholboro defends the measure as a mere perfecting change while Senate leaders Cavagnac and Beck back it. Fay objects but is overruled, signaling a likely House clash and continuing gubernatorial maneuvering.
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Roosevelt
Martin
Weeks
Attleboro
Cavanagh
Senate
Beck
Washburn
Washington
Worcester
Fay
Colored Woman Barred from Hospital Job Case Before Court
Testimony describes Miss Bosfield, a Black applicant, faced dining room segregation and dismissal at Medfield Hospital after Gov. Walsh intervened. Dr. French cited insubordination for firing her, while Civil Service rules allow six month probation and discharge for any reason including color.
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Michael J. O'Meara
State Board of Insanity
French
Civil Service Commission
Medfield Hospital
Attorney Williams
Civil Service
Dudley
Germany at Last Agrees on Lusitania
The article reports that Germany agrees on Lusitania issues and outlines minor changes to the U S response. It notes possible clarifications of how merchant ships are armed and how to balance disarmament with defensive gun use while preserving international law and saving lives.
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Lusitania
United States
Austria
Louden Brings Sharpened Fielding to Reds Debate
The Reds acquire a strong fielder named Louden noted as one of baseballs best if he hit. Once with the Tigers and Providence farm system, he later joined Buffalo and now joins Cincinnati. He compares to McBride Doolan and Peckinpaugh. He shines defensively and drives in runs from third base.
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Detroit Tigers
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Buffalo Feds
Londen
George McBride
Mike Doolan
Roger Peckinpaugh
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