Three Aides to Pelletier Quit District Attorney Office
Assistant District Attorneys Frederick M. H. Sheenan William S. Kinney and David Mancovitz resigned from the office after the new district attorney Thomas C. O'Brien took over. Daniel W. Casey remains as an assistant, with no further appointments expected.
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Frederick M. H. Sheenan
William S. Kinney
David Mancovitz
Thomas C. O’brien
Daniel W. Casey
Pelletier
O’brien
Flaherty Declines Offer Citing Business Duties
James F. Flaherty, after 15 years in Francis C. Welch’s office and a longtime friend of Mr. O’Brien, was offered a position but declined due to his business obligations.
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James F. Flaherty
Francis C. Welch
O'Brien
Two Daylight Saving Bills Come Up For Discussion
The Senate yesterday assigned two daylight saving bills for discussion at next Tuesday's session. One bill calls for repeal and the other for extending daylight saving time two months longer than present.
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Senate
Quiet 12 Hours on Blotter Echo Shrove Tuesday Faith
Boston police log shows no major incidents from 4:20 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. on Shrove Tuesday amid Lent preparations. A fire alarm at 1 Trull Street Dorchester and a 3:46 p.m. traffic crash at Massachusetts Avenue and Boylston Street briefly filled the day’s blotter.
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Trull Street
Dorchester
Massachusetts Avenue
Boylston Street
Fake liquor on schooner Grace and Ruby seized
Analysis shows the cargo on the British schooner Grace and Ruby, captured by the Tampa, contained synthetic liquor. Labels falsely claimed Baltimore origin with 1913 manufacture and 1919 bottling. Customs calls seals and labels crude imitations and adds charges of using false seals and labels in an alleged Massachusetts landings plot.
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Grace & Ruby
Bay
Tampa
Baltimore
Massachusetts
Limited Supply of Packard Single Six Cars
R B Parker, general manager of Packard Automobile Co of Boston, warns buyers demand exceeds April deliveries for the Packard Single Six. Most May allotment sold, few March units remain, and quick decisions are needed before June or July. No stored spring supply exists to cover demand.
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R. B. Parker
Packard Automobile Company of
Boston
Woman Jail Case Ends in Parole for Garusse Namesake
Mrs. Josephine Garusse, jailed for three months in Salem on a shoplifting charge tied to another woman's alias, was freed on parole after Essex County officials signed the release. Thornburg’s habeas action was denied by Judge Cox who urged county involvement. the case centers on mistaken identity by the real Russo woman using Garusse’s name.
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Josephine Garusse
Salem
S. Howard Donnell
Essex County
Thornburg
Garusse
Cox
Superior Court
Cannot Bar One Man Cars Refusal In House Vote
By a 134 to 58 House vote the body refused to grant cities and towns the power to ban or permit one man cars within their limits. Proponents argued safety concerns while opponents said cars pose no greater danger than two man cars and could raise operating costs if banned. The motion to prohibit one man cars was rejected.
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House
Heffernan
Brighton
Ward
Charles A
Coleman E. Kelly
Burr
Boston
Committee On Street Railways
Redemption Wins $1250 Prize
Oswald Wildridge’s story Redemption captures a $1250 prize and will be printed in full in the upcoming Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
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Oswald Wildridge
Boston Sunday Post
Still Locked Over Bonus
Washington Republicans on the Ways and Means Committee spent three hours seeking accord on the soldiers bonus but adjourned without a conclusion. Afterward Hanford MacNider and John Thomas Taylor met with President Harding at the White House and said they were confident adjusted compensation legislation would not be delayed.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Fordney
Hanford MacNider
American Legion
John Thomas Taylor
Harding
White House
Legion
Husband Sues Girl She Gets Alimony
Evelyn Philbrick of Somerville, 16, sues for alimony claiming support from her husband. The terse notice cites a court action seeking financial maintenance.
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Evelyn Philbrick
Somerville
Revere Woman Sued for Divorce by James F. Philbrick
In Suffolk Divorce Court Judge Flynn granted the wife temporary alimony of five dollars weekly and thirty dollars for counsel to contest her husband’s libel. The woman testified to leaving her husband last November after he struck her. Her lawyer John J. Tobin Jr. said a cross libel will be filed on her behalf alleging cruel and abusive treatment.
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James F. Philbrick
Revere
Flynn
Suffolk
John J. Tobin, Jr
Dr. Caldwell
Heavier tweed topcoats priced at $35
Pepper and salt heavy tweed topcoats hand woven in Ireland and tailored here. Silk lined throughout. Available sizes 34 to 42. Priced at 35 dollars.
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Ireland
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Bedford
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U.S
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Rose
Copenhagen
Paris
Negre
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