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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1921
Page
12
Professor Judson B Coit senior member of Boston University College of Liberal Arts faculty died in a Melrose sanitarium after a seven month illness. He had been named professor emeritus at the June trustees meeting under a retirement provision for professors at age 72.
The Attorney-General closed his case against Middlesex prosecutor Tufts and the defense opened with Mr Ranney. Witnesses tested the Mishawum Manor and Stearns cases while Zukor’s deposition outlined hush money payments. The ruling on inferior court analysis favored Tufts, with Whipple and Coakley testimony shaping the defense.
Coakley asked 25000 dollars for his fee but accepted 12500 due to friendship with Mr Whipple. James Hughes testified he heard his lawyer paid a thousand dollars to a fixer. Levenson, sought as a witness, is ill with tuberculosis. witnesses have vanished, including Mary Griffin in the Monroe matter. Goldman and Hurlburt travel to New York to secure a deposition from Charles Connor.
Mrs Gardner vows to visit every city and town in the Sixth district to defeat Mr Andrew of Gloucester in the primary. She cites loyalty to Major Gardner and plans limited public speaking while mobilizing Gardner supporters and seeking women and men voters.
A. Martin packed amid cases and furniture at 192 Willow Avenue Somerville after owner Agnes G. Ellis demanded he vacate due to smoking inside the building. Martin acknowledged he was the resident asked to leave for smoking in the house.
A letter from Agnes G. Ells to tenants in a two story home complains of smoke and demands no smoking in the downstairs apartment or relocation. The Ells family has three children and Mrs. Ells is a deaconess at the West Somerville Congregational Church.
Evidence closed in the Dr. P. W. McLaughlin case after Miss Emma Crowley described more than 200 alleged intimate episodes. West Springfield witnesses, including local firemen and the doctor’s brother in law, testified to intimacies. Judge Heady will hear final arguments Thursday afternoon.
A New York heat wave and a severe late day storm caused one drowning, one death by prostration, and two suicides. Temperatures hit 89 degrees before the storm dropped 11 degrees, with heavy humidity and a dramatic electric display lasting nearly two hours.
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