Coakley to Face Disbarment Proceedings
Daniel H. Coakley will not oppose a petition to disbar him from the practice of law in the United States Circuit Court. If unchanged, the Circuit Court of Appeals will be asked next Tuesday to strike his name from the rolls. A message from Coakley to Assistant District Attorney Curtis stated he would not fight the petition.
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Daniel H. Coakley
United States Circuit Court
Curtis
Circuit Court of Appeals
United States
Harris
Coakley
New Connecticut Group Organizes Against Prohibition
Hartford May 1 Connecticut Organization Against Prohibition forms as repeal moves press for the 18th Amendment. Abe Geduldig of Bridgeport named president with state HQ at 130 Orange Street New Haven and plans for officers in major cities. The state group already enrolls 5600 members and may affiliate with the National Anti-Prohibition Society.
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Hartford
Conn
Connecticut Organization Against
Abe
Geduldig
Bridgeport
Orange Street
New Haven
Connecticut
National Anti-Prohibition Society
C E Meeting Sparks Engagement for Daisy Bashford and David Hilton
An Adhance Christian Endeavor meeting at a Norwood church five years ago sparked a long friendship that led to the engagement of Daisy Bashford a Boston University senior to David Hilton. Bashford is a College of Liberal Arts student active as class vice president yearbook secretary and Y W C A vice president. Hilton is treasurer of the Walpole Legion and served as a corporal in the 102nd Machine Gun Battalion during the war.
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Adhance
Christian Endeavor
Norwood
Daisy Bashford
Boston University
David Hilton
College of Liberal Arts
Phi Beta Kappa National Society For
Hilton
Walpole Legion
102Nd Machine Gun Battalion
Melrose Woman Dies After Ill Health at 59
The body of Mrs. Dutton was held at her residence 855 Street Melrose this afternoon at six. She had suffered declining health for some time and died Tuesday. She was 59 years old and survived by a daughter Mrs Linwood Van Alstine.
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Melrose
Urges New Contract for State Printing
Senator Chamberlain of Springfield reported from the Senate ways and means committee a measure to authorize a new two to five year contract for state printing. The contract with Wright & Potter Company expires this year and without a new contract printing could be distributed to printers statewide, as department heads decide.
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Chamberlain
Springfield
Senate Ways and Means Committee
Cox
Senate
Wright & Potter Company
WAR Department
Washington
Appropriations Committee
House
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