Soldier's Act Frees Mother in Court Scene
Mary Gallagher mother of three sons was in Superior Criminal Court charged with drunkenness as her soldier son testified of service in France and asked for her release. Judge C allahan offered a chance to reform saying if she stays sober she will have the complaint filed dropped. Gallagher has two other sons in service and two younger boys.
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Mary Gallagher
Superior Criminal Court
Dis
Sheehan
France
Letters at contempt hearing linked to Christian Science Church
Former Governor John L. Bates asserts that certain letters to be read at the contempt hearing involve the Christian Science Church and its directors including Adam H. Dickey James H. Neal Edward A. Merritt W R Rathven and Clifford P Smith. The letters are said to relate to William D. McCracken associate editor of the Christian Science Monitor and described as scandalous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam H. Dickey
James H. Neal
Edward A. Merritt
W. R. Rathven
The
Christian Science Church
Clifford P. Smith
William D. McCracken
Christian Science Monitor
John L. Bates
Braley
Judges Restrict Public Release Of Letters In Publishing Case
Judge Braley ruled letters offered as evidence must be kept private. Whipple for the trustees accused directors of wielding control to render the trustees' offices untenable, claiming the directors would turn the publishing company into a shell. He asserted directors interfered with company affairs and circulated literature to sway Christian Science Church members, challenged statements about McCracken, and said the directors sought to take charge of management if injunctions were modified. He argued Mrs. Eddy’s estate retained direction rights until 1910, after her death none could oppose her guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whipple
Christian Science Church
William _D. McCracken
Board of Trustees
Clifford P. Smith
Boston
McCracken
Braley
Christian Science
Various Today Events Include Exhibitions and Societies
A packed agenda lists the School of the Museum of Fine Arts exhibition opening at 9 a.m. In Providence the United Commercial Travellers of New England convene at Elks Hall starting 10 a.m. Newton Centre hosts Newton Theological Institution commencement. Various club meetings and community events run through the day at St. Pauls Cathedral Chestnut Hill Perkins School Watertown and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of the Museum of Fine Arts
United Commercial Travellers of New England
Elks Hall
Providence
R. I
Newton Theological Institution
First Baptist Meeting House
Newton Centre
United
Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Philomatheia Club
Commonwealth Country Club
Chestnut Hill
Jennie M. Colby
Perkins Institution Alumnae Association
Perkins School Hall
Watertown
Eastern Health District of Massachusetts
State House
Hotel Vendome
Haymarket
Knights of Columbus Hospital Fund
Crescent Garden
Cambridge
Young Women’s Christian Association
Soldiers and Sailors of
Ward 18
Honor Legion
Meeting House Hill
Ward Room
Dorchester Catholic Community Club
Columbus Club
Pearl Street
Dorchester
R. A. Fitz
New England Amateur Wireless Association
Franklin Institute
Huntington Musical and Dramatic Clubs
Bates Hall
Director of Oil Division Resigns to Join Sinclair Interests
New York on June 4. Announcement of the resignation of M. L. Requa as general director of the oil division of the United States Fuel Administration was made today on his behalf. He will become associated with the Sinclair interests.
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New York
M. L. Requa
United States Fuel Administration
Requa
Sinclair Oil Interests
Dorchester Day Celebrations Mark 289th Landing Anniversary
Dorchester observes its annual Day with bells ringing from church steeples and flags at many businesses. Festivities fill parks and playgrounds with ball games tennis and horse racing while eight district band concerts cap the evening in celebration of the 289 year pioneer settlement at Rocky Point Savin Hill and surrounding areas.
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Dorchester
Rocky Point
Savin Hill
Rocco Rizzacaro Found Guilty in Counterfeit Case
A jury in United States District Court returned a guilty verdict in 12 minutes against Gardner resident Rocco Rizzacaro on a counterfeit money charge. It was the state’s speediest jury decision in years.
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United States District Court
Rocco Rizzacaro
Gardner
Navy yard sells canned goods to workmen at reduced prices
Canned foods once stored for fleet at Charlestown navy yard are sold to workmen after hostilities end. Tomatoes spinach corn and jam offered in box lots with jam in 8 12 pound cans two dozen per box. Corn 2.50 per box spinach 2.75 tomatoes 3.75. Per can values lower than outside market. Goods must be carried out during work hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown Navy Yard
Mystic Wharf
Navy Yard
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Navy Department
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Tha Bhickens
POST
Aig Peor
America
Old Virginia
Virginia
Virginia Tobacco
Piedmont
Virginia Cigarette
U.S
Control Publications
Wondermist
MFG. CO
Lever Bros. Co
Mass
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