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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1920

Page

7

Choate Sues Over Censure Vote In American Legion

Captain Joseph B. Choate of Southboro has filed a bill in Suffolk Superior Court against Colonel Edward L. Logan and others of the Massachusetts American Legion seeking to expunge a department vote of censure. He alleges the action harms his rights and could stigma him nationwide, and asks the court to order expungement and to bar further action inconsistent with the Legion constitution. The case is returnable in August.

Joseph B. Choate Southboro Edward L. Logan Choate Suffolk Supreme Judicial Court Colonel Logan Massachusetts Department of the American Legion United States George L. Bagley Logan Massachusetts Department Department Union American Legion Executive Committee The

Duty-Week Free Service Reminder

A public notice emphasizes that this service is provided without charge and employees are on duty throughout the week. The message reinforces continued availability and support for readers seeking assistance.

Ruling Sought On De Lamar Charity Bequests

New York June 22. State comptroller seeks Surrogate Cohalan ruling on Joseph De Lamar estate bequests totaling about 17 million to Columbia Harvard and charities. If upheld, legacies are cut and state gains transfer taxes while daughter’s 10 million inheritance rises. Miss De Lamar willing to waive her potential benefits.

New York Cohalan Joseph de Lamar Columbia Harvard New York Association For de Lamar

Roxbury Day Financing Boost Sought at City Hall

A Roxbury delegation pressed Mayor Peters for more funds for the July 4 Roxbury Day celebration. After discussion the city promised 3100 dollars total, including 100 for the night before bonfire. Lieutenant-Colonel J Harry McDade led the push noting the prior 1900 was insufficient.

Roxbury Peters City Hall J. Harry McDade Edwin V. B. Parke Mr. Peters

Bridge Contract Awarded for Cohas Set Route

The state highway division awarded a contract for a reinforced concrete bridge and approaches over the Cohas set between Wareham and Bourne on the main Cape route. Holbrook Cabot Rollins of Boston secured the bid for 247970 dollars.

Cohasset Narrows Wareham Bourne Cape State Highway Division Holbrook, Cabot & Rollins Boston

Banks to Aid Housing Idea in Boston Meeting

Boston co operative banks told the City Planning Board yesterday they will back Mayor Peters sub committee on housing with building loans and savings support. The housing corporation discussed to ease the fall panic could gain material backing from multiple banks and cooperative lenders.

Boston Co-Operative Banks City Planning Board Peters

College Commencement and Alumni Events Schedule

Today features a 9 a.m. conference for church work at Wellesley College. At 11 a.m. Radcliffe College commencement. 4:30 p.m. Boston College commencement exercises. 6 p.m. Banquet by the Boston College Alumni Association at University Heights gym. 7 p.m. Harvard class dinners at Harvard Club University Club Algonquin Club Union Club and various hotels.

Wellesley College Radcliffe College Boston College Boston College Alumni Association University Heights Harvard Harvard Club University Club Algonquin Club Union Club

Alfred J. Moore Files for Congress in 11th District

Alfred J. Moore of Jamaica Plain yesterday filed papers with the election commissioners for the Democratic nomination for Congress from the 11th district. Other candidates to file yesterday were Maurice J. Power Democrat Senate 2nd district Timothy J. Driscoll Democrat House 13th district and Charles A. Ufford Republican House 24th district.

Alfred J. Moore Jamaica Plain Congress Maurice J. Power Timothy J. Driscoll Charles A. Ufford

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