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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
4
Demurrers filed by counsel for Charles W. Morse his three sons and eight others to indictments accusing conspiracy to defraud the United States government in connection with war contracts with the.
Chief Justice Mc Coy of the District of Columbia Supreme Court today overruled the Emergency Fleet Corporation in a leading case, signaling a major ruling affecting maritime energy and wartime logistics. The decision centers on the authority and actions of the federal wartime agency.
A compact notice states Jack London story The Passing of Captain Bill Decker will appear in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine, highlighting London’s sea tale as a featured event.
Charlotte Hunt returns to Bowdoin Square Theatre after a nine year absence in a one woman sketch as Marguerite in Faust image. The former Bowdoin Square star, now Mrs H A Grosner, says home life and children matter most, though audiences insist she retains charm and talent.
Child actor Rip’s daughter ill on stage prompts Miss Hunt to take over the part. She later specializes in juvenile and ingénue roles, progressing to Juliet at 15 and major leads in Faust and The Merchant of Venice. She retires in 1913 after marriage, then plans to join her father in Los Angeles for educational history films.
Henry C. McKenna of Boston, head of the Soldiers' Relief, was named chief probation officer of the Suffolk Superior Court. The $4500 salary appointment came from a commission panel of Judges Bishop Lummus and Flynn. He succeeds Edwin C. Mulready who died. duties begin June 12.
The United States Railroad Labor Board plans wage reductions for shopmen this week despite board member opposition. A minority decision by Albert C. Wharton is being drafted to accompany a majority order, expected to add at least 50 million dollars to the existing cut. Additional rulings on clerks telegraphers and other workers follow. engine crews exempt. The board also granted an audience to the shop crafts unions' executive council.
Funeral services for Mrs. Annie Ek Stearns widow of a mid shipman on the U S Constitution during the War of 1812 will be held Friday at 2 PM at Franklin Street Congregational Church. The Rev Stephen C Lang will officiate and burial will be in Mt Auburn.
The judiciary committee reported in the Senate a bill to raise board membership from six to seven and require that one member be a woman.
Mayor Curley appeared before the Suffolk County grand jury in a probe into the 10 year public control of the Boston Elevated. He declined to detail questions but said he was likely summoned due to statements from his mayoral campaign.
District Attorney O'Brien heads the investigation while Mr. Curley testified before the grand jury for about 15 minutes. The panel adjourned for the day and will resume deliberations this morning.
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