Church litigation spurs planned higher court appeal
Judge De Courcy denied the motion for intervention for Mrs. Emilie B. Hulin of Brooklyn in the Boston Christian Science Church case. An appeal to the full Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court bench is planned, with further steps to follow as advised by counsel.
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New York
DeCourcy
Emilie B. Hulin
Brooklyn
Christian Science Church
Boston
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
Martin S. Jackson
The
Christian Science Delegates of
Healthful Underwear and Shoes Displayed by Club
At the Women's City Club information bureau in its new headquarters at 3 Hamilton place yesterday afternoon Mrs. James J. Storrow led a discussion on healthful underwear for women showing sample garments. She urged simple healthful shoe styles with inside straight lines broad low heels and the blucher cut as necessary for health and normal foot conditions.
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Clothing Information Bureau
Women’s City Club
Hamilton Place
James J. Storrow
Storrow
Truck Narrowly Stopped From Plunging Off East Walpole Bridge
F Labossier of East Walpole was driving a truck that veered off the Washington street bridge and hung over the Neponset River. A passerby T J Lavin dragged him from the vehicle as an emergency crew pulled the truck back onto the bridge.
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F. Labossier
East Walpole
Washington Street
Neponset
T. J. Lavin
Walpole
Wastong Street
Neponset River
Petition Dismissed Intervenor Hulin in Church Case
The petition of Mrs Emilie B Hulin of Brooklyn to intervene in the dispute between the Christian Science Publishing Society trustees and the Mother Church directors in Boston was dismissed by Judge DeCourcy after deliberation. If granted the petition would have sent the case back to Judge Dodge as master for further hearings.
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Emilie B. Hulin
Brooklyn
The
Christian Science Publishing Society
Boston
DeCourcy
Dodge
Somerville appoints house and renting committee
Mayor Charles W. Eldridge of Somerville appointed a house and renting committee. Named to the committee are former Mayor Charles A. Burns Fred E. Warren chairman of the Board of Assessors R M Lavender John M McCarthy George H Clarke John J Reynolds and Police Lieutenant Michael T Kennedy.
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Charles W. Eldridge
Somerville
Charles A. Burns
Fred E. Warren
Board of Assessors
R. M. Lavender
John M. McCarthy
George H. Clarke
John J. Reynolds
Michael T. Kennedy
Ely's Cream Balm Advertisement Claims Quick Catarrh Relief
An ad explains putting a small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm in the nose to open clogged nostrils, soothe inflamed mucous membranes, and relieve head colds and catarrh instantly. It promises rapid comfort and asks readers to tell their druggist to obtain the product.
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Ely
Move to Save Teregno Life in First Degree Murder Case
A writ of error seeks to stay Antonio Teregno's electrocuting sentence set for the week of April 4 after a murder verdict. Frank M. Zottoli filed the petition with the Supreme Judicial Court, with notices to the attorney-general. The grounds challenge the evidence and a wartime statement by Maria Cammerota as prejudicial.
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Antonio Teregno
Raffaele Camasrota
Frank M. Zottoli
Supreme Judicial Court
Zottoli
de Courcy
Cammerota
Maria Cammerota
United States
Teregno
Plumbers Urged to Resume Work After Arbitration Offer
A letter from the Building Trades Employers Association and United Builders' Trades Council urges Journeymen Plumbers Union No. 12 to rejoin the United Building Trades Council and return to work. It states the dispute with the Master Plumbers Association may be settled by the trades council arbitration board and calls for workers to await that decision. The piece also notes Ert 8. McNair’s houseboat, sought for literary work, was swept and crushed by flood ice on the Connecticut River.
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Journeymen Plumbers’ Union
Building Trades Employers’ Association
United Builders’ Trades Council
United Building Trades Council
Plumbers’ Association
Board of Arbitration of the
Trades Council
Plumbers’ Union
Board of Arbitration
McNair
Connecticut
Reducing Fatigue by Softer Heels on Pavement
The article warns that fatigue grows after the afternoon and that modern pavements and hard heels disrupt energy. It explains about 8000 daily steps and the hammering effect on the nervous system. It promotes O Sullivans heels as shock absorbing and energy conserving.
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O’sullivan
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