Lomasney Attacks Bar Exam Rules Before Legislature
Boston lobbyist Martin Lomasney denounces bar exam rules requiring high school or college education for admission, arguing they deny equal opportunity. He urges legislative amendment to test applicants on legal knowledge rather than credentials, criticizing Massachusetts bar examiners and Supreme Judicial Court for bias and overreach.
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Committee On
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Hollis R. Bailey
The
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Supreme Judicial Court
United States
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Board of
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Commonwealth
Julge Dewey
Jabez Fox
Newton Rich
Edward V. Pierce
Frederick L. Green
Elmer Wood
George S. Taft
Mr. Bailey
Mr. Taft
Mr. Pierce
Wood
Mr. Rich
Supreme Court
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Attack on 17 year old in St Michael's Church
Miss Helen Morris 17 was assaulted in the vestibule of St Michael's Church at Second and Jefferson Streets Philadelphia. Sexton James McKeever intervened but the assailant fled. police suspect the same man who attacked another girl at the church a year ago.
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Jefferson Streets
Helen Morris
Front
Master Streets
James McKeever
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McKeever
St. Michael's Church
Hamp ton S Peck Elected Governor of Vermont Colonial Society
Burlington man Hamp ton S Peck won the governorship of the Society of Colonial Wars of Vermont. Charles E Converse of Philadelphia was named historian in the same election held in Burlington on February 24.
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Burlington
Hampton S. Peck
Society of Colonial Wars of
Vermont
Charles E. Converse
Philadelphia
Roslindale Pastor Resigns After One Year Service
Reverend George W. H. Troop of Roslindale Unitarian Church resigns effective next Sunday. He cites no reasons and denies any friction among members. Troop arrived in Roslindale about a year ago.
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George W. H. Troop
Roslindale Unitarian Church
Troop
Roslindale
The KOH I NOOR Outlasts Pencils Ad
An advertisement touts the KOH I NOOR pencil brand as easier smoother and quicker writing. It claims 17 lead variations and savings in the end and promotes buying a box of one dozen today.
Supreme Court limits seizure of papers in crime cases
Washington February 24 A Supreme Court ruling restricts seizure of papers belonging to persons accused of crime. The immediate effect grants Fremont Weeks of Kansas City a new trial for allegedly using the mails to promote a lottery scheme.
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Washington
United States
Supreme Court
Fremont Weeks
Kansas City
Supreme Court warns against using illegally seized papers
Justice Day declares Weeks v case exposes Fourth Amendment flaws as robbing papers from homes without warrants cannot be admitted in trial. Decision supports safeguards while noting Adams policy limits on questioning possession. Weeks’ lawyers sought return of papers but trial court denied prior to trial.
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Foss
Salem
Essex County
Supreme Judicial Court
Frank M. Ryan
Indianapolis
Supreme Court
Weeks
United States
Justice Day
al Adams
King
New York
Adams
Argentine battleship Rivadavia fire and bomb proof tests
Professor E B Spear of MIT chemistry department conducted material tests on partitions for the Argentine battleship Rivadavia built at Quincy. Tests showed partitions resist bomb explosions while reducing fatal splinters. Spear, born in Canada and educated at Manitoba, Toronto, Leipsic and Heidelberg, advocates mixing practical business with science.
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E. B. Spear
Department of Chemistry
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Spear
Manitoba University
Toronto
Leipsic
Heidelberg
Resinol Ointment Promises Quick Skin Relief
Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap promise rapid relief from eczema, ringworm, itching, and skin eruptions. The product is pitched as a soothing household remedy for pimples, burns, bruises, and many other minor skin issues. Available in 50c and 1 with free trials by writing Dept. 47-R Resinol Baltimore Md.
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Resinol
Baltimore
Boychered: Janitor Brooks Got 12 to 15 Years in Prison
Robert Brooks a Codmani square janitor was yesterday sentenced to State prison Charlestown for not less than 12 nor more than 15 years for a criminal assault on a 15 year old girl. Other charges in the indictment were not pressed after his guilty plea to one count.
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Robert Brooks
Codmani Square
Charlestown
Brooks
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