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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1922
Page
14
Dartmouth Hanover N H June 1 Palaeopitus the student governing body adopted a group system to limit extra curriculum positions for undergraduates. The plan aims to better manage student organization work and prevent overcommitment, mainly affecting non athletic and managerial roles.
The Massachusetts Horticultural Society presents its first summer show at Horticultural Hall featuring rhododendrons azaleas and iris plus displays of towering plants and early vegetables. The exhibition is free and runs tomorrow and Sunday.
Willoughby Gundry, once charged with violating the World War era Work or Fight edict, appeared in Central Court after a 1918 arrest for alleged noncompliance and subsequent drunkenness. Judge Murray ordered a short consultation before placing the case on file.
The Ways and Means Committee reported a bill creating a new department of State Administration and Finance. It would transfer accounting functions from the State Auditor and State Treasurer to a comptroller and include a purchasing agent for all state supplies. Debate begins today with Representative Shattuck likely to offer a substitute for further investigation. The bill faces strong Republican backing and expected passage amid opposition.
William M. Wood, president of the American Woolen Company, returned to his Andover home on June 1 after a recent illness. He will not resume active duties immediately, planning a short rest before rejoining the business.
New York June 1 C H Williams president of Mutual Oil Co said the firm will take over the Boston and Wyoming Co and the Western Oil Fields Co by a stock exchange effective May 19 The Boston and Wyoming operates in Wyoming Salt Creek field The Western Oil Fields focuses on the Mexia field in Texas The company is also negotiating to acquire Sapulpa Oil and Refining Co of Oklahoma
Mrs Ethel Alberts of Brookline living in New York boarding school was divorced from Nathan A. Alberts by Judge Bella in Suffolk divorce court on grounds of cruel and abusive treatment after a year of marriage.
Final arguments begin in Middlesex Superior Court East Cambridge as Dr. Michael M. Stevens faces manslaughter charges in the death of Grace Logue. The case hinges on disputed expert opinions on a morphine dose. Prosecution A.D.A Blood and Reilly oppose defense counsel Murchie and Johnson.
The defense rested with no rebuttal witnesses. Dr William Boos testified a quarter grain may be unsafe for non addicts. Defense experts Dr Frederick Rees and Dr Francia McCarthy gave fatal-dose ranges and past dosing experience. Dr Stevens recounted administering morphine to Miss Logue and found her dead after a night of events and a visit to Buckle’s home.
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