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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1922
Page
3
Emile Saucier reports his wife Elizabeth has vanished since Sunday at 1 30 PM. He says a note was given to his young son by a man asking it be delivered to Mrs Saucier and later burned. He suspects the sender fled with her and has not appeared at his boarding house since Saturday.
George M. Poland, counsel for heirs in the Henry M. Woods Sons case, asks District Attorney O'Brien to delay pressing Judge Pierce’s indictment until impeachment proceedings conclude. Poland notes no interest in prosecution, seeks alignment with legislative process, and offers to provide information and documents while retaining possession of certain papers. He expects the criminal case to wait until the General Court acts on the petition for Judge Pierce’s removal.
The American Federation of Labor announces a nationwide push to form local non-partisan political campaign committees. Local unions are urged to establish and cooperate with state and city bodies to educate members and mobilize support for candidates allied with workers’ interests.
The Boston Bar Association members Robert D. Weston and Hector M. Holmes must each pay 300 as fined by Judge Fessenden after a jury found them guilty of receiving stolen property. The items, a paper and photograph of Daniel H. Coakley, were taken from his office by Michael Hayes and passed to Weston and Holmes amid ongoing grievance proceedings against Pelletier and others. The Supreme Court overruled exceptions including Cabot's bid for acquittal. Federal reports note women losing ground to men in industrial jobs.
Judge Patrick H. O'Donnell of Chicago will be the principal speaker at the Friends of Irish Freedom banquet tomorrow evening at the Westminster Hotel. Other speakers include Mayor Curley and Thomas F. Cooney. An overflow gathering is anticipated with Daniel F. O'Connell as toastmaster. A concert of Irish songs will follow.
Miss Aldrich daughter of Charles Frost Aldrich of 441 Beacon Street is betrothed to the son of Tarleton Winchester of New York and Baltimore. Aldrich is a Vincent Club member signaling a social match of prominent circles.
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