Pelletier Faces Massachusetts Supreme Court Over Removal Trial
Attorney-General Allen argued for five hours that district attorney Joseph C. Pelletier created a highwayman’s club with the sword of justice, asserting a conspiracy with Coakley and detailing charges in a removal trial before the full Massachusetts Supreme Court bench.
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Joseph C. Pelletier
Suffolk County
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
Allen
Pelletier
Sword of Justice
Doris Benson Praises Garland in Ideals Talk
Amherst report notes Doris Benson, a key figure in the Garland ideals circle, declaring her high regard for Barley Garland. She describes his standing as more than friendship, reflecting the era's emphasis on womanly philanthropy and radicalism within the movement.
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Amherst
Barley
Heffler's Testimony Stricken as Court Opens
Proceedings begin with arguments after the court strikes Heffler's testimony from the record. The fate of loud will be decided as opening statements proceed.
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Heffler
Misses Death by Inches in Portland Streetcar Crash
In Beverly at 8 30 PM the Portland express freight train roared by as an Eastern Massachusetts trolley car crashed through Kittredge Crossing gates. Motorman James Hayes said the car stopped ten feet from the crossing, then moved forward. gates dropped and the car hit them, stopping just inches from the tracks.
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Beverly
Massachusetts ‘Street Railway
Troley
Kittredge Crossing
Portland Express
James Hayes
Boston Jury to Probe Bosch Magneto Sale
A Boston grand jury will investigate the 1918 sale of Bosch Magneto properties directed by Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer. T. W. Miller, then Allen Property Custodian, has been subpoenaed to produce evidence on alleged underpricing of the $4,000,000 transfer to buyer Martin F. Kern of Allentown, Pa.
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Washington
United News
Bosch Magneto
A. Mitchell Palmer
Boston
Department of Justice
T. W. Miller
Allen
Martin F. Kern
Allentown
ASK DE VALERA TO SPEAK HERE AT MASS CONVENTION
State President John F. Harrigan cables invitations for Eamon de Valera to address the second annual Massachusetts Council of the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic at Faneuil Hall on Sunday February 1. Other figures invited include U S Senator David I Walsh Mayor elect James M Curley Lieutenant Governor Alvan T Fuller and Francis J Horgan. De Valera replies expressing appreciation and belief Ireland will gain independence with support from Irish and liberty lovers worldwide.
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Eamon de Valera
Massachusetts Council of the American Association For the Recognition of the
Faneuil Hall
John F. Harrigan
U. S
David I. Walsh
James M. Curley
Alvan T. Fuller
Francis J. Horgan
de Valera
Paris
Ireland
Famon de Valera
Massive Vault Doors Guard Shawmut Bank in Boston
A 37 000 pound door and two 25 000 pound doors are moved by a 60 horsepower tractor and four horses through Boston streets to the National Shawmut Bank on Devonshire street. The three doors protect the new vaults below the Shawmut building with reinforced masonry and steel lining. the vaults won t be ready before April after a year of construction.
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Boston
National Shawmut Bank
Devonshire Street
Shawmut
Yegigman
Blair Wilson Faces Massachusetts Prohibition Row
Washington reports Commissioner Blair will issue a statement on the Massachusetts prohibition row later this week. Harold D. Wilson attacks on Senator Lodge have worsened relations with Blair, who denies Lodge’s involvement.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
Blair
Massachusetts
Harold D. Wilson
Senator Lodge
Fire destroys Woonsocket Wagon Co plant in ruin
A Woonsocket blacksmith shop and drop forge plant were consumed by a fire this afternoon causing an estimated loss between 35000 and 40000 dollars. Fire crews fought the flames as the building collapsed and no injuries were reported.
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Woonsocket, R. I
Woonsocket Wagon Co
Principal witnesses at Loud trial closing
Lieutenant Hooley of Arlington testifies on Heffler's age. Policeman Gates questions Sea bury's statements. Captain Van Amburgh addresses photos of bullets in the case. Doctor Magrath discusses shots singeing cloth. W. F. Turner evaluates the distance of the barrel from cloth singed by shots. Silas Smith comments on Loud's first statement.
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Hooley
Arlington
Heffler
Policeman Gates
Seabury
Captain van Amburgh
Doctor Magrath
W. F. Turner
Silas Smith
Loud Trial Opens With Defense and Commonwealth Arguments
The case of Clarence W. Loud proceeds as both sides present arguments for the defense and the Commonwealth. Judge John F. Brown will deliver the jury charge today at the ongoing trial.
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Commonwealth
John F. Brown
Clarence W. Loud
Milk Boycott Fails to Harm Whiting Milk Firms
Charles F. Whiting declared the boycott has no effect and that ample supply remains to serve regular patrons. He predicted no shortage regardless of boycott duration, despite protests targeting D. Whiting & Sons and its subsidiary milk companies.
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D. Whiting & Sons
Charles F. Whiting
Gunman in South End Captured After Hold Up
A gunman who held at bay a South End storekeeper with a loaded revolver and escaped with 96 dollars and 26 cents was chased for blocks by Patrolman Strachan and nabbed. He gave the name Donald Cameron 81 of 251 Columbus avenue and a 38 caliber revolver was found on arrest.
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South End
Strachan
Lagrange Street
Donald Cameron
Columbus Avenue
Morris to Decline Agent Wilson's Prohibition Post
Arlington man Albert H. Morris denied yesterday being offered the Massachusetts prohibition enforcement officer job. He said he supports Harold D. Wilson and will not take the office if Wilson is removed, pledging to aid in enforcing the law.
Fresh Treaty With Germany Aims At War Claims Arbitration
Washington reports a new US Germany treaty to create a private damage claims arbitration commission from World War I. President Harding, Secretary Hughes, and GOP leaders discussed the plan at a White House dinner. A $5 million loan to Liberia was also noted. The Genoa Conference and Armament talks were not discussed.
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Washington
Associated Press
United States
Germany
White House
Harding
Hughes
Senate
House
Liberia
Genoa
Anniversaries and historic firsts marked today
Notable events tied to today include poet Robert Burns born in 1759 and the first direct telephone message from Boston to San Francisco in 1915. Also noted is the Boer rebellion defeat in 1915 and a 1969 reference to Secretary Colby’s Norfolk arrival from South America with Brazil backing Wilson on Russia and Armenia.
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Robert Burns
Boston
San Francisco
South Africa
Colby
Norfolk
South America
Brazil
Wilson
Russia
Armenia
Cold snap grips Hue with unbroken cold through tonight
The cold snap will stay through today and tonight. Weather experts predicted continuing freezing conditions with low temperatures and strong winds across Hue after last night's briefing.
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Cold Snap
Hue
Fair Cold Weather Forecast for New England and Atlantic Coast
Forecast for New England and the Atlantic coast calls for fair and cold conditions Wednesday and Thursday with gradually rising temperatures in some areas. High pressure covers most of the U.S. while a low remains east of Newfoundland. Winds shift from northwest to fresh north along the coast as cold air persists inland.
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Boston
Washington
New England
United States
Canadian
Newfoundland
Middle Atlantic
Atlantic States
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Old Farmer Forecast Signals Warmer Night
An old farmer predicts fair weather today with a mild evening. He suggests tonight will not be as cold as last night, hinting at a warmer, calmer low temperature.
Cardinal O Connell Sails as Crowds Bid God Speed
Cardinal O Connell, moved by a large, mixed-crest demonstration, kissed by hundreds, boarded the S S Presidente Wilson at Bush Terminal South Brooklyn just before 3 o clock to depart for the conclave opening.
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Cardinal O'Connell
Presidente Wilson
Rome
Harold Feistal
Phelps Bros. Agency
New York
Bush Terminal
Brooklyn
Naples
George T. Murray
Post
Theodore E. Hedlund
Cardinal O’connell
O'Hara Seeks Hot Weather Southward
Neal O'Hara the Post humorist vows to travel south in search of hot weather. He plans to report back with his observations in The Columns of The Post. Watch for his forthcoming articles.
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Neal O’hara
Post
O'Hara
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