Court rule seals attorney disbarment petitions until AG action
The Superior Court rules that future petitions for disbarment and related papers shall be impounded until the Attorney General requests further action and notifies the court. Upon filing, notice must be sent at once to the Attorney General.
Demolition Starts on Plymouth Water Front Buildings
Plymouth workers began tearing down five buildings on the city waterfront part of the state reservation. The Brockton & Plymouth Street Railway power house, a brick structure, will be replaced by a Kingston substation.
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Ready for Coal Probe Says Lawrence Dealers
Lawrence January 13. Local coal dealers express willingness for a thorough probe of their business. Fuel Administrator E C Hultman seeks consensus amid his claim that sixteen dollars per ton should be a fair city delivered price. Local retail is eighteen dollars with dealers saying profits are slim or nonexistent at that level.
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E. C. Hultman
Catholic Church Notes at Cathedral Holy Cross
The 8 o'clock Mass at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross benefits the Confraternity of the Holy Cross. Members meet at 3 this afternoon in the Chapel of the Blessed Sacrament for Holy Hour devotions. The Holy Name Society meets Sunday afternoon February 18 in the lower Cathedral Church. A whist party and social for St James parish funds hosts Rev Philip J O Donnell at Hotel Brewster parlor tonight.
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Mathews Convicted in Fast Federal Mail Fraud Trial
Dr. A. Sydney Mathews a former House page was convicted by a federal court jury in ten minutes on charges of using the mails to defraud. The case grew from promotions for the National Touring Club of America in the Back Bay offices. He was brought back from Baltimore and faces sentencing today.
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House of Representatives
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Mortgages Lifted for Cambridge Officer’s Widow
Thanks to Henry Parkman and trustees of the fund for the Defenders of Public Safety the two mortgages on Mrs. Thomas J. Riley’s home in Cambridge will be lifted. Mrs Riley is the widow of Patrolman Riley who died Nov 21 while stopping a riot on his beat.
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Fund For the Defenders of Public Safety
Thomas J. Riley
Huron Avenue
Cambridge
Funds Move to Clear Riley Home Title From Cambridge Fund
Trustees of the Public Safety Fund approve taking necessary money from Cambridge collected funds to secure Mrs. Riley’s title. Cambridge committee members back the plan. Judge Walcott may handle mortgage lifting. Police officials and donors from Fitchburg and Harvard Trust contribute to the Defenders Fund reaching $7,130.42.
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Cambridge
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Robert Walcott
Philomatheia Club Ball Supports Boston College Endowment
The Philo matheia Club, Boston College’s auxiliary, hosts a January 14 dance at Hotel Somerset to raise funds for a 2 million dollar Greater Boston College endowment. Club officers and patrons include Mrs. Vincent P. Roberts and Mayor Edward W. Quinn among many Boston leaders. The event promotes intellectual and cultural activities at Boston College.
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Somerset
Vincent P. Roberts
Martha Moore Avery
Cambridge
Connell Ward
Boston
John Lawlor
Melville Avenue
Dorchester
Charles Coyle
John F. Fitzgerald
John T. Bottomley
Daniel H. Coakley
John R. Slattery
Daniel J. Gallagher
Frederick L. Good
Allen R. Frederick
William F. Fitzgerald
John J. Moran
James J. Phelan
Edwin A. Shuman
Frank E. Wing
Stephen Hallahan
Thomas D. Lavelle
Edward W. Quinn
Poor Families Face Eviction in New Bedford
Mayor Ashley warned wholesale evictions loom as industrial slowdown worsens housing crisis. Poirier of the poor department cites about 2009 families in distress and many tenants weeks behind on rent. Eviction notices flood in daily as aid offers only landlord intercession, not relief.
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Charles A. Poirier
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Bacharach to Discuss Sales Tax With Harding
Representative Bacharach a Republican from New Jersey left for Marion by invitation of President-elect Harding to discuss his bill for a 1 percent tax on gross sales which he estimated would raise about one billion dollars in yearly revenue.
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Harding
Washington
New Jersey
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Tar and tarred duty in a Post contest winner
The line explains why the boy stays on deck, noting tar’s adhesive nature and a tar’s duty. Rev J L Sanders of Genic Baptist Church Genic NH wrote it and received a $100 Post award. He was born in Swanville Maine educated at Lowell High Tilton Seminary Cobb Divinity Bates College. He has been a minister since 1897 married with four children.
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Genic Baptist Church
Genic
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Swanville
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Medical School
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Cobb Divinity School
Bates College
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