Service Emphasis Keynote Speech by Jordan at Boston Club
E S Jordan president of Jordan Motor Car Company told the Boston City Club audience that dealers and manufacturers bear great public responsibility. He urged safety, fair prices for parts and labor, and a service oriented model stressing the automobile as a public servant and a force for better roads.
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Boston City Club
New England Motor Club
E. S. Jordan
Jordan Motor Car Company
Jordan
Mr. Jordan
Ford
London Private Gassed In France Stricken Blind In City
Max Zeretsky, 23, born in London, England, collapsed blind at the Salvation Army doorway on Washington street. Doctors at City Hospital say sight may be saved. He served in the King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry 11th Battalion. says gas exposure in France caused loss of vision in one eye and possible loss of the other.
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City Hospital
Max Zeretsky
London
England
Salvation Army
Washington Street
Zeretsky
King’s Own
Yorkshire Light Infantry
France
Supreme Court voids Cambridge bail in Volstead liquor case
Judge Carroll ruled Judge Arthur P. Stone erred in holding David Coulis on $500 bail for a federal liquor charge. The Volstead provision allowing local officials to arrest for federal cases was misapplied. Carroll ordered a writ of prohibition to restrain Stone and said he would report to the full bench.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Arthur P. Stone
Cambridge District Court
David Coulis
United States
Judge Stone
Goulis
Harold A. Leventhal
Harold Caverly
Prohibition Enforcement Department
Grand Jury
Prohibition
Stone
Prohibition Department
Draft Evader Clarence Horrigan Freed in Probation Court
Clarence D. Horrigan, arrested last week in probate court on a federal warrant for evading military service, was discharged yesterday on motion of A U S Attorney Curtis. Curtis said the offense could not be prosecuted due to the statute of limitations. He expressed regret at having to ask for the discharge.
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Clarence D. Horrigan
Hayes
United States
Curtis
Wants Dodge to Hear Case In Christian Science Board Dispute
John V. Dittemore seeks Judge Dodge as master to hear evidence on his removal from the Christian Science Church board. Ex-Governor Bates has filed an affidavit arguing for a different judge due to claimed bias. Thompson alleges bias allegations aim to coerce an impartial magistrate.
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John V. Dittemore
Son
Fred C. Demond
Judge Dodge
John L. Bates
Thompson
Nobledom Works Abroad as Women Keep Livelihoods in France
In France many Russian princesses and other noblewomen sustain themselves through diverse occupations. The article notes their continued independence and adaptability, highlighting social and economic dynamics of exile and status.
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France
Funeral services for General Bancroft were held at his Cambridge home
Immediate family attended the services for Major General William A. Bancroft at 12 Ware Street Cambridge. The body was moved to Groton, his birthplace, for burial in Groton Cemetery. Rev Raymond Calkins officiated as the Beethoven Quartet sang. Bancroft, former Boston Elevated president, former Cambridge mayor, and brigadier general in the Spanish American War.
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Ware Street
Cambridge
Groton
General Bancroft
Raymond Calkins
First Church Congregational
Boston Elevated
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