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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1921
Page
9
Judge Crosby addressed about one hundred young men and six young women entering the legal profession, stressing it as a service to justice not a trade. He urged starting in smaller communities, warned against chasing big-city practice, and urged high professional integrity to protect a lawyer’s reputation.
A cottage belonging to Mrs. Jennie Harper on Bay View avenue Squantum was destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon. A gale of about 45 miles per hour fanned the flames and sparks showered nearby roofs, threatening to spread to about a dozen neighboring summer cottages.
Additional arrests among D Whiting & Sons milk dealers of Charlestown follow a four year wholesale thievery plot. Two men arraigned include Chief Checker Joseph Hanson and Checker Michael J Sullivan. Police and Pinkerton say drivers and checkers skimmed milk and bottle value, misreporting returns to steal funds totaling tens of thousands. Several more implicated. expectations of further arrests today.
A private funeral will be held tomorrow at 1 PM for Missatrice Brackett daughter of the late former Governor John Quin Brackett in Arlington. Strong local figures are observed in the notice, with emphasis on the family and the private service details.
Westfield March 18 The United States Whip Company announces the purchase and consolidation of the New England Whip Company into its operations The New England Company with eight branches will be taken over and the deal takes effect April 1 The New England Company was established thirty years ago
Eight year old George Matthews of 137 Seldon Street Mattapan lies on the danger list at City Hospital with a compound skull fracture after being struck by an axe yesterday afternoon. He tripped over wood near a woodpile as his uncle Charles Hart chopped wood, and fell as the axe descended.
Washington March 18 Senator Kellogg of Minnesota was chosen to fill the vacancy on the foreign relations committee left by the resignation of Secretary Fall of the Interior Department. Others considered included Senator Poindexter of Washington who wished to stay on other panels and Senator McCormick of Illinois.
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