Brandeis Nomination May Reach Senate Without Recommendation
Informal talks among Democrats indicate the judiciary committee may report Louis D. Brandeis for the Supreme Court next week without a committee recommendation. Republican opposition is strong and some Democrats remain uncertain, prompting discussion that the Senate should decide the case itself.
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Washington
Judiciary Committee
Louis D. Brandeis
Supreme Court
Senate
Burlington Personally Conducted Westward Tour Ad
A vintage ad promotes Burlington routes guided travel to California and the West. It highlights through-car service with a trained host, lower travel costs, and daylight views of Denver, the Colorado Rockies, Salt Lake City, and the Sierra Nevada. Contact Alex Stocks, New Eng. Pass. Agt., Th. & RE. R. in Boston for maps and brochures.
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California
Burlingtons
Denver
Colorado Rockins
Salt Lake City
Sierra Nevadas
West
Alex Stocks
New Eng
Pass. Agt
RE. R
Washington
Boston
Protest Against Abolishing Public Service Commission
Letter to the editor urging against dissolving the Public Service Commission amid the Bay State Street Railway fare increase case. It argues the commission is handling evidence for 80 towns and nearly 1.5 million people, and a new tribunal would rush the process, risk fairness, and impose further costs before a fair decision is reached.
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Sir
House
Ways and Means
Public Service Commission
Bay State Street Railway Company
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Mulcahy Named Head of Essex Street Station
Patrick J. Mulcahy former chief clerk in the mailing division is promoted to superintendent of the Essex Street postal station. He succeeds J. Thomas Ward who moves to Postal Station A to replace Hugh F. Treanor.
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Murray
Patrick J. Mulcahy
Essex Street
J. Thomas Ward
Hugh F. Treanor
Discharged Receivers Return Control of Cochrane Co.
Judge Dodge discharged the receivers of the Cochrane Manufacturing Co. and ordered the property turned over to treasurer J Eugene Cochrane. Receivers Percy A Atherton and Arnold Scott had managed the mill at Dedham since 1915, selling the Dedham carpet mill for 125000 and other assets while the Malden print works remain. Creditors settled at 180 percent cash and 20 percent in notes. receivers awarded 6000 each and 80 in counsel fees. Colonel Corn joins a punitive expedition and a large comic feature is planned for the next Sunday Post.
Mulvey and Davis Case Statement Published By Justice Higgins
In fairness to Justice Chase and myself this statement explains the Mulvey and Davis case. Mulvey and Davis were indicted in 1912 for armed robbery and attempted murder of Alex Smith, with both defendants lacking counsel at trial. The court imposed maximum sentences while the amended law could allow terms of years. the Governor's Council set a minimum of 12 years and a maximum of life, with a memorandum indicating possible pardons or commutations in the future.
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Chase
Mulvey and Davis
Alex Smith
Cambridge
Smith
Main Street
Boston
Mulvey
House of Correction
Deer Island
Davis
Charlestown
John J. Higgins
Horn Ready to Appeal Habeas Denial in Bomb Case
Werner Horn a German army officer seeks Supreme Court review after a federal appeals court denial. US District Attorney Anderson asked for immediate trial in Boston on charges of unlawfully transporting dynamite. Judge Morton ordered Horn to appear and express his wishes in person Monday afternoon. Horn has remained jailed for over four years amid the appeal bid.
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Werner Horn
Horn
United States Supreme Court
Reformatory Officer Retired on Half Pay
Frank Burrill of Oneord Junction retires after three years as an officer at the Massachusetts Reformatory. He is the last of Colonel Tufts' original appointees from the institution's early days. Burrill previously served in the U S Army and on the Salem police force.
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Frank Burrill
Oneord Junction
Massachusetts Reformatory
Burrill
Colonel Tufts
United States Army
Salem
Plant Juice touted by Boston conductor as stomach remedy
A medical patent claim touts Plant Juice as a cure for indigestion and stomach disorders. The testimonial from R. J. Titus of Allston Massachusetts praises rapid relief, improved sleep, and digestion after two weeks use, with a local agent promoting the product at Houghton & Dutton store.
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R. J. Titus
Harvard Avenue
Allston
Mass
Titus
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Jis
Houghton & Dutton
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Rube
ATOM
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Clem
Fon
Howman
Brandeis
Public Service Board
Essex County Associated Boards OF Trade
Ralphs. Bauer
Lynn
John Doy Hle
Freischmann
New England
Fleischmann’s Yeast
Fleischmann
Mulcahy
Cochrane Company
Mulvey and
Houghton & Dutton CO
Bell
Madras
Manufac
Ture
Appeal
SAT. May Ltd
Mianufarer's
Ae Anavy Butes
Avon Apparel Shop
Washingtons St
Cor
Avon Crosby Bldg
R. E. Titus
Beach St
Masa
B. A. Snow
Plymouth St
Bridgewater, Mass
Cuticura
Dept
T. Boseton
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