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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1922
Page
8
The withdrawal controversy over whether Sherman L. Whipple acted as counsel for H. V. Greene resurfaced as Whipple's name appears as counsel of record in 11 suits filed by the Boston Legal Aid Society against Henry V. Greene last July.
In sworn affidavit Mr. Whipple states he never acted as counsel for Greene or the Greene companies. He explains an associate improperly entered an appearance in two suits filed July 26 1921, with no defense or settlement involvement. He notes the matter was settled without his participation and acknowledges inadvertent records.
Private John P. Lawhorn of the Marine Corps at Charlestown Navy Yard was exonerated in the Brewster murder case and released from arrest on orders from Acting Secretary Roosevelt. Colonel Marix was instructed to restore Lawhorn to active duty.
In Medford yesterday a light truck wheel rolled over the chest of Joseph Jeckovitz. The boy managed to escape with no serious injuries.
Samuel B. Nelson of 1647 Blue Hill Avenue declares he will carry on after carpenters damaged his office front and attempted to enter the store. Clifford H. Eadie’s shoe shop next door also stayed open despite removed glass and rough boarding. The building, owned by Charles H. Wentworth, involves court action over leases and possession in a protracted dispute tied to Wentworth’s fire-destroyed business site.
Mrs. Alice E. Cram former president of the Democratic Women's Club of Massachusetts resigns that post to pursue the Democratic nomination for State auditor. She ran for auditor two years ago but her ticket lost in a nationwide Republican sweep and she campaigned vigorously against the trend.
New Bedford July 21 As a result of Congressman Joseph Walsh's appointment to the Superior Court bench the 16th district will be without a representative in Congress from August until March 4. It was expected a special election would be held at the September primaries but Deputy Secretary of State H P Boynton informed City Clerk R A Swan that no special election will be held.
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