Women on Juries as Civic Duty
Boston women tell the Post they view jury service as a civic duty regardless of anxiety. They oppose the House Thursday vote creating a special commission to study women jurors, calling it a false move.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1922
Page
11
Boston women tell the Post they view jury service as a civic duty regardless of anxiety. They oppose the House Thursday vote creating a special commission to study women jurors, calling it a false move.
Mrs William Lowell Putnam of 49 Beacon Street and Miss Alice Stone Blackwell of Dorchester defend women jurors as suffrage supporters. Blackwell cites petitions from women groups and Western precedent while arguing juries should include women to protect men from false accusations and ensure fair trials.
A passerby with a fondness for animals studies creatures at Franklin Park Zoo, adding another figure to the zoo’s array of interesting characters.
Mr and Mrs Timothy Daly of 107 Academy Hill Road Brighton quietly marked their 60th anniversary. Married June 9 1872 to Catherine A Haggerty they have seven children and 13 grandchildren including Dr William J Daly Major Charles D Daly Harvard football star and Major Joseph O Daly.
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Paris June 9 Associated Press report that international bankers, after two sessions, decided to adjourn for three months and resume consideration of a proposed loan to Germany. A final decision is expected tomorrow, with no public communiqué issued tonight.
The dispute over admitting a stenographic record of Ulmer’s contempt fine by Judge Anderson was resolved when Judge Morris allowed its admission for the time being. Ulmer cross examined Francis G. Goodale, receiver of the Waban Rose Conservatories, about federal court litigation related to the matter.
The Senate suspended its rules and passed a Dorchester rapid transit bill for extending the Dorchester tunnel and linking with the New York New Haven Hartford tracks at Shawmut. The House previously defeated the measure, prompting a Utilities Department transportation investigation in the metropolitan district. Senator Clark of Dorchester moved substitution of the extension bill, and the chamber approved then engrossed the bill.
Agide Jacchia leads his symphony orchestra in a Pop programme at Symphony Hall tonight. The program includes Fete Koheme, Mansenect Overture to Jeanne d Arc, Verdi Afro American Folksongs, March of the Toys, Les Chasseresses, Vienna Blood, Fantasia from Eugen Onegin, Tschaikovsky Lohengrin Prelude, Pomp and Circumstance with organ, Intermezzo from Suor Angelica, and Enesco Romanian Rhapsody.
In Portsmouth New Hampshire principal L T Gray sent several boys home for not wearing collars neckties and coats after a heat wave protest with girls allowed to dress for the weather. He insisted on proper school dress for all and warned they must comply.
A little maiden alights from a New York registered automobile and refers to a “Baby Hippo” temptingly, inviting a future call. The whimsical remark hints at a vivid local curiosity or running gag in the page's clips.
Herman Albert of New York alias Richard B Rowland will plead guilty to manslaughter for the shooting of Edward C Cardinal at the Kingston Inn last December James W Wickham will be freed next week with the murder charge withdrawn Both men faced murder counts after a conference among county officials attorneys and Judge Nelson P Brown There will be no murder trial as Judge Brown ordered 250 talesmen summons rescinded
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