Vermont Supreme Court Grants Stay in Dog Case
The Vermont Supreme Court orders Rutland City Clerk H. B. Whittier and Charles H. Turner to file evidence in mandamus proceedings brought by Turner to save his collie Bruce from being killed by Rutland officials. The Rutland police continue to search for the dog.
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Burlington
Vermont Supreme Court
H. B. Whittier
Rutland
Charles H. Turner
Church Street
Vermont
Turner
Bruce
Supreme Court
Turner Seeks Mandamus Over Lost Dog Bruce
City officials struggle as Mr. Turner seeks a court mandamus to order Bruce the dog reunited with him. He plans a writ to restrain police from seizing the pet until October arguments, citing Supreme Court rulings. Bruce vanished after Turner's visit, with Rutland authorities searching and Turner vowing to pay his last cent for the cause. The article also notes Protestant church events in Columbus Avenue and surrounding clergy assignments.
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Whittier
Mr. Turner
Rutland
Heaven and
Bruce
Supreme Court
Turner
Sergeant First Day as Lieutenant Ends In Dilemma
Ed Hickey describes his first day as a second lieutenant in the U S Army. He details new uniform, duties, discipline, and a conflict with a friend corporal Red McClure over arresting him. The line ends with a promise of continuation in tomorrow's Post.
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Berlin
Joe
Red Cross
Quartermaster’s Department
Red McClure
Red
U. S. Army
Mrs McCormick to Be Interred Today
Funeral services for Mrs Katherine E F Hickey McCormick bride of three weeks will be held at St Eidalia s Church Broad way South Boston at 9 o clock this morning. She was 21 born in South Boston daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward A Hickey educated in local schools and lived in the Peninsular District since birth. She was ill four days with throat trouble efforts made to communicate with Battalion Sergeant-Major.
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Katherine EF. Hickey McCormick
East Fourth Street
South Boston
St. Eidalia’s Church
Broadway
South
Boston
Brockton Man Begins Prison Term After Assault Trial
James I. Atus, 62, sentenced March 7 to four to six years in State prison for attempting to assault Miss Sue Bessie Daniels, a clerk in his office. Judge James H. Sisk overruled exceptions for a new trial and ordered the sentence carried out. Atus, a dyeing and cleansing business owner on Main Street, claimed to be a former Boston police officer.
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Brockton
James IE. Atus
Sue Bessie Daniels
James H. Sisk
Superior Court
Atus
Main Street
Boston
William H. Lewis
Investigate Baby Death in Harwich Mother Faces Charge
The medical examiner reports possible charges for Jennie Grace of Harwich after her infant died last Monday. She delivered in an attic room and did not seek help when a neighboring woman entered the room to find the baby dead in a receptacle beside the bed.
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Brockton
Jennie Grace
Harwich
E. Elliott Paine
Grace
Vampers Union Rejects Brockton Wage Scale
The Vampers Union rejected the Brockton Shoe Manufacturers' Association proposal for a 48 hour week and vamping piece rates. The union demands a $35 weekly wage and a five cent per dozen increase, while day workers would see no gains in the current offer of 30.25.
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Brockton
Vampers’ Union
Brockton Shoe Manufacturers’ Association
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