Mrs. La Court Seeks Bail After Fatal Shoting
Police discuss bail for Gertrude La Court who shot and killed her husband in a North street car ride. She is jailed on murder charges at Charles Street. Attorney William R. Scharton, newly released from the U S Army, will file for substantial bail and may present facts to District Attorney Pelletier to win release before arraignment.
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Gertrude la Court
North Street
North
Ndt
Scharton
Massa
Pelletier
la Court
Attractive Girl Held for Burglary in Municipal Court
Florence E B Newfield an attractive 23 year old woman was arraigned before Judge Wentworth on a burglary charge. Police inspector Cronin arrested her in Rutland street room and she confessed. Her case was continued.
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Florence EB. Newfield
Wentworth
Margaret S. Armstrong
West Newton Street
Cronin
Miss Newfield
Rutland Street
Employment Service Keeps 364 Offices Open
Washington March 26 The Federal Employment Service said 364 of its 750 local offices can stay open until Congress funds arrive.pledges from States cities and individuals sustain the full quota. For the week ending March 15 the service placed 12 211 veterans and 57 174 civilians and saw 109 663 register for aid and 92 643 help wanted applications.
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Washington
Federal Employment Service
Congress
Christian Scientists in Boston Face Trusteeship Battle
A deed of trust split trustees of the Christian Science movement in Boston. A bill in equity before the Supreme Judicial Court seeks an injunction to restrain the other trustees and church directors from interfering with duties and the Christian Science Publishing Society.
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Christian Science Faith
Supreme Judicial Court
Boston
Mary Baker G. Eddy
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Christian Science Publishing Society
Christian Science Church
Charles —. Hughes
New York
Silas H. Strawn
Chicago
Sherman JL. Whipple
Hughes Proposes Seven Amendments to League Covenant
The piece covers Hughes proposed amendments to the League of Nations covenant. It summarizes his criticisms of Article X and his seven specific changes, including unanimity in decisions, limits on inquiries, non-intervention by European powers, and a Monroe Doctrine emphasis. It also notes the surrounding U S context and mentions counsel for the Christian Science trustees.
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Union League Club
Hughes
League
The
Supreme Court
United States
Christian Science Board Defends Trustee Publishers
The Christian Science board of directors says the suit by Eustace Rowlands and Ogden aims to keep their publisher positions without church accountability. The board asserts trustees must fulfill duties or relinquish posts and cites bylaws and Mrs. Eddy’s guidance to uphold the Mother Church bylaws.
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Messrs. Eustace, Rowlands and Ogden
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Eddy
Christian Science
Christian Science Board of Directors
Fifteen Horses Rescued After Roxbury Fire at Factory
A two story wooden factory building at 9 George Street Roxbury caught fire shortly after 10 last night. Two alarms marked a stubborn blaze that damaged the vacant structure and threatened adjacent property. Fifteen horses in a stable were led out by firemen, police and civilians, one horse trapped and freed after woodwork was chopped away. The cause remains a mystery and damage is estimated in the hundreds.
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George Street
Roxbury
H. MecInniss
Hampden
George Streets
Tammany Club
Charles Evans
Kilgore Manufacturing Company
City and State to greet Brigadier General Cole arrival
Delegations from the state and city reception committees will leave Boston tomorrow to greet Brigadier General Charles H. Cole who is expected to arrive in New York Saturday or Sunday. City representatives include City Council members, City Hall reporters, and Edward Moore secretary to Mayor Peters.
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Boston
Charles H. Cole
New York
City Hall
Edward Moore
Peters
State officials named to represent at reception
Co Elliott Ware secretary of the Mayor's reception committee. Lieutenant-Governor Channing H Cox Councillor James G Harris and Adjutant General Jesse L Stevens will represent the State.
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Elliott Ware
Channing H. Cox
James G. Harris
Jesse L. Stevens
State to pay expenses for Maine 26th Division reception
Maine will cover transportation and incidental costs for members of the 26th Division now home in Maine to attend the division reception upon its arrival from France. The measure was approved by both legislative branches. The Maine party executive committee includes Senators Guy P. Gannett and John M. Googin and Representatives Charles H. Small Frewer, Charles P. Barnes, Houston, and Frank H. Holley.
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Augusta
Maine
Bostes
France
Guy P. Gannett
John M. Googin
Lewiston
Charles H. Small Frewer
Charles P.barnes
Houston
Frank H. Holley
North Anson
Barlow Advances in North and South Golf Finals
In Pinehurst North Carolina on March 26 Mrs. Ronald H. Barlow of Merion Cricket Club Philadelphia defeated Miss Sara Fownes of Oakmont Club Pittsburgh 1 up to win the North and South golf tournament final.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Ronald H. Barlow
Merion
Cricket Club
Philadelphia
Sara Fownes
Oakmont Club
Pittsburg
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