Lumber Workers Enjoined By Court In Labor Dispute
Judge Crosby in the Supreme Court temporarily enjoined the officers and members of the Lumber Teamsters Union No. 369 from assaulting or intimidating employees of Pope and Cottle Lumber Company J Edward Lownes and the Blacker and Shepard Lumber Company. Peaceful persuasion remains allowed. Witness Secnatchie testified to threats and a striker being struck on the head with a flat. The case proceeds to full consideration on its merits.
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Crosby
Supreme Court
Pope & Cottle Lumber Company
J. Edward Lownes
Blacker and Shepard Lumber Company
Suggests annuity for Dr Parker in humane gesture
Lynn letter to the editor proposes creating a fund to buy a joint annuity for Dr Parker and his wife in recognition of their selfless service. The writer notes the lack of state provision for such cases and suggests raising thirty thousand dollars to provide about two thousand five hundred dollars annually for life.
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Parker
Massachusetts
Lynn
Ww. T. Lytton
Boston Officers Pay Witness Fees Questioned Over Cap Seal
Boston policemen may not secure witness fees because they wear the State seal on their caps. The point arose yesterday when the appropriations committee of the City Council questioned a $53,000 budget item for the Superior Criminal Court.
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Boston
Appropriations Committee
Superior Criminal Court
Councillor Challenges Police Witness Fees and Fife Appointment
Councillor Moriarty questioned if State police officers may claim witness fees, after Clerk Manning ruled they cannot. The council plans to vote against the court budget item, threatening the police budget and fees. Moriarty also attacked the appointment of Effie M. Fife as clerk to the Institutions Commissioner, alleging residence doubts and favoring longer-serving city clerks for the high salary post.
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James Moriarty
John P. Manning
Moriarty
Effie M. Fife
Thomas C. O’brien
Miss Fife
Blue Hill Avenue
Roxbury
Lves
Medford
City Hall
Gen Wood to Take New Job
Washington March 22 Major General Leonard Wood will retire from active army service to head Pennsylvania University after returning from the Philippines He notified Secretary Weeks that if nominated for the post he would go on the retired list after completing his Far East mission The mission seeks to gauge Filipino readiness for independence and will shape Harding administration policy The president and secretary agree the report could settle the independence question
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Washington
Leonard Wood
Pennsylvania University
Philippines
War Department
Weeks
Far East
Wood-Forbes
Slippines
Harding
Wilson
Congress
Omar Grotto Ladies Night Promises Grand Social Event
The Omar Grotto No 38 Mystic Order of Veiled Prophets of the Enchanted Realm announces a ladies night at Grand Hall Mechanics building next Saturday evening March 26. Past Monarch Thomas F. Murray chairs a committee planning an elaborate event noted for its flair. Prophet Monarch Ernest L. Noera invites many prominent men as honored guests for the night.
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Grand Hall
Mechanics’ Building
Omar Grotto
Thomas F. Murray
Ernest L. Noera
Crane Wife Seeks Doubled Weekly Support in Probate Court
In Suffolk Probate Court Judge Prest heard Mrs. Crane ask for a raise in weekly alimony from her estranged husband John F. Crane oil dealer of Boston. She described luxury trips to Atlantic City Hot Springs and Europe and testified to a life as his wife. Crane claimed no real estate though he cited camps in Maine and said title was not in his name. His firm said his salary stood at $10 000 last year and the hearing will resume next morning.
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Rome
Mercer
Maine
L. M. Crane & Co
Abandoned Greek Offensive Planned for Asia Minor
Paris reports the new Greek offensive against the Turks in Asia Minor, slated for late March, has been abandoned for the present. Despatches say Greek army instructions cancelling the advance are in circulation while troops still debark at Smyrna. French officials attribute the move to disapproval by England and France and doubt it would achieve desired success.
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Paris
Associated Press
Asia Minor
Foreign Office
Smyrna
England
France
Separation Granted In Rus sell Divorce Case
In Probate Court the Rus sell couple from South Boston reached a peaceful separation without prejudice. The decree allows the wife to live separately, removes the clause for justifiable cause, orders $10 weekly child support, and grants the husband reasonable access to their two children who remain in the mother’s custody.
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Joseph W. Russell
Boston
Russell
Home Open for Her Return Declines Offer
The home is open for her return. She declines the offer for reasons of incompatibility, which seem sufficient to her.
Boston Stage Stars Feted at Green Room Tea
About five professionals from current Boston productions were guests at a tea yesterday afternoon in the Copley Plaza hosted by the Boston Green Room Club. Guests included Frank McGlynn from Abraham Lincoln and Hazel Dawn with others such as Eleanor Dawn and Donald McDonald from Gertrie's Garter, Zania Curzon from Twin Beds, and Mary Ediss among dramatic editors of local papers. Hosts were Mrs Edward Harold Crosby, Mrs Guy Currier, and Mrs Herman Hindenlang.
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Boston
Copley Plaza
Commander Galbraith in Boston Today
National Commander Frederick W. Galbraith Jr of the American Legion will visit Boston for a second time, making an informal call to the State headquarters of the legion.
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Frederick W. Galbraith, Jr
American Legion
Boston
Legion
Hill Girl Was Not Kidnapped
Marion Alice Hill five years old disappeared from near her father's home at 467 East Eighth Street South Boston. Attorney John P. Leahy for Mrs Hill says the mother took the girl with legal rights, accusing Fred R Hill of misrepresentation. The child is in the care of Mrs Hill's mother, Mrs Michael Cassidy of Roxbury.
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Marion Alice Hill
East Eighth Street
Boston
John P. Leahy
Court Street
Hill
Michael Cassidy
Conant Street
Roxbury
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