Lawrence City Fathers Plead in Salem Court
Lawrence city officials indicted by a grand jury at a special session were arraigned today in the Superior Court. Alderman Peter Carr pleaded not guilty to nonfeasance in office with $2500 bail posted by a surety company. Finnegan, charged with multiple counts of confeasance and conspiracy to commit larceny, pleaded not guilty and was held on $4000 bail. McCarthy pleaded not guilty and was held on $3000 bail. Former Attorney General Hierbert Parker represented Finnegan. Proceedings were brief.
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Salem
Lawrence
Peter Carr
John P. Kane
John F. Finnegan
John FF. DicCarthy
Daniel Fitzgerald
Hierbert Parker
Finnegan
John F. McCarthy
Charles A. McCarthy
Augustus X. Dooley
Free Medical Lecture Course Opens Sunday
A free lecture series at Harvard Medical School on Longwood Avenue runs Sundays from this week until May 7. No tickets are required. Lectures focus on prevalent illnesses their causes and preventive steps for the public.
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Harvard Medical School
Longwood Avenue
Ely's Cream Balm The Healing Catarrh Relief
An advertisement promotes Ely's Cream Balm as a remedy for catarrh and cold congestion. It claims instant relief as the cream is applied inside the nostrils to clear passages and ease breathing, promising no more hawking or snuffling.
Edna Bates Returns to Wilbur in Red Pepper
Edna Bates, famed for Honey Girl, returns to Boston in Red Pepper at the Wilbur. The musical comedy star delivers a striking line about love as part of an autobiographical tone that thrills fans who adored her demure quiver in romance.
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Edna Bates
Boston
McIntyre and Heath
the Wilbur
Boston Post
Tanuar
Napoleon Bonaparte
Speeches of Love and Resolve Echo in Theatre Life
A column recalls musical comedy stars who flirt with marriage and retreat from stage, while Miss Bates declares in a sharp, decisive moment that she does not believe in such plans, her eyes signaling stronger resolve.
Not a New Woman in an Old Debate on Love
An interview with a Bronx actress discussing love and marriage, asserting independence and a lifelong stage career. The dialogue recalls Herod era sentiments and compares modern romance to Napoleon Bonaparte's musings, with the actress rejecting marriage and vowing to stay on stage.
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New York
Morris
Bronx
Napoleon Bonaparte
Checkers on Sundays Becomes Legislative Ring Issue
William J. Francis of Charlestown filed a measure in the Legislature permitting checkers to be played on Sundays. The proposal, supported by officers and members of the State Checker Association, signals possible trouble in both House and Senate.
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William J. Francis
Charlestown
House
Senate
Francis
State Checker Association
Legal Action Against Gloucester Mayor Initiated
At a Chamber of Commerce meeting in Gloucester the American Committee on the International Fishermen's Race voted unanimously to sue Mayor Perry W. Wheeler for statements alleging the committee violated the deed of gift in last fall's race. Frederick H. Tarr, former Governor's Council member, was named counsel.
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Gloucester
Chamber of Commerce
Perry W. Wheeler
American Committee
Frederick H. Tarr
Governor’s Council
Bill to end direct primary system filed by Senator Pearson
Former Senator Charles H. Pearson of Brookline filed with the legislature a bill to nominate state officers at conventions and abolish the direct primary system.
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Charles H. Pearson
Brookline
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