Crowley Given Jail Terms After Coat Destruction Incident
In Central Court Judge Wentworth heard James Crowley refuse clemency despite officers’ pleas based on his family. Crowley tore an officer’s coat during a disturbance at Paine Memorial Hall and was sentenced to three months for coat destruction and one month each for disturbing an assemblage and drunkenness.
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Paine’ Memorial Hall
Judge Wentworth
Central Court
Mal
Crowley
Yale creates permanent associate treasurer post
New Haven Feb 16 The position of associate treasurer and controller has been permanently created at Yale due to increased treasurer duties Thomas W Farnam 99 who had shared duties with Treasurer George Parmly Day and secretary since Rev Anson Phelps Stokes resigned has accepted the permanent post and resigned from the corporation membership.
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New Haven
Yale
Thomas W. Farnam
George Parmly
Anson Phélps Stokes
Farnham
Mayor to Probe L Accounts in Elevated Road Inquiry
Mayor announces plan to have the Legislature investigate the Boston Elevated Company finances and administration to consider a five cent fare campaign and asks Governor Cox to assist. He says trustees have agreed to allow rail experts and accountants to examine the company.
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Cox
Boston
Stee
Jey
Boston ‘Elevated Company
Railw
Mayor Curley Pleads for New Probe on Elevated Act 1918
In a second letter to the Governor, Mayor Curley repeats his request for Legislature to reopen inquiry into the Elevated Act of 1918. He criticizes the Governor's refusal and argues further investigation is essential for public justice despite claims of triviality.
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Curley
Boston Mayor Attacks Ten Cent Fare and Elevated Line Deal
The mayor denounces the ten cent fare as insufficient to cover transport costs and accuses financiers of profiting from a costly railroad bailout. He argues the act was obtained through corruption and urges the governor to let the Legislature correct the “intolerable situation” before a new body is elected.
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Boston
It Can't Be Done by Frank Condon in Sun Day Post Magazine
A teaser notes Frank Condon's short story It Can't Be Done appearing in Sun Day Post Magazine. The piece promises a summer mood amid current winter season, highlighting the magazine feature.
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Frank Condon
Boston
Sunday Post
Pension Increase Sought for Boston Retired Police
Charles H. Tighe testified before the Social Welfare Committee for a mayoral authority to raise pensions from 50 to 75 dollars monthly for Boston policemen. Walter M. Berry urged support citing rising care costs for aging pensioners. H Murray Pakulski for Mayor Curley called it a class pension.
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Boston
Charles H. Tigher
Social Welfare Committee
Tighe
Walter M. Berry
H. Murray Pakulski
Curley
Fairbank Funeral Held in Sudbury
The funeral for Winthrop Harvey Fairbank prominent Sudbury citizen former selectman and ex representative in the Massachusetts Legislature was held in the First Parish Unitarian church this afternoon.
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Sudbury
Winthrop Harvey Fairbank
Massachusetts
First Parish Unitarian
Saved on way to execution as stay granted for Harvey Church
Harvey W. Church, condemned killer, kept alive by guards as he starves himself before a planned hanging. Judge Kickham Scanlon granted a stay of sentence to March 3 on grounds of possible insanity. Church, weakened and identical to a death row inmate, was carried to the death cell on a stretcher while workmen hammered nearby.
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Chicago
United News
Harvey W. Church
Kickham Scanlon
Church
Bailen Named Receiver in Boston Florist Bankruptcy
Henry I. Hutchins, new referee in bankruptcy for Norfolk County, appointed Samuel L. Bailen as receiver in the Harry Quint bankruptcy case. Bailen posted a $5000 bond.
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Henry I. Hutchins
Norfolk County
Samuel L. Bailen
Harry Quint
Boston
Bailen
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