Brandeis Narrowly Likely To Be Confirmed As Justice
Washington reports indicate President's nominee Louis D. Brandeis to join the Supreme Court appears assured as the Senate plans a June 1 vote. Debates to be summarized in majority and minority reports, with roll call possible. Republicans concede strong Democratic support and at least four GOP votes.
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Casey Charged With Parcel Post Theft
Thomas Jt A Casey was arrested yesterday by U S Deputy Marshal Condon and charged with larceny of a parcel post package containing a suit of clothes. The larceny case involves a stolen parcel and the arrest is underway.
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Gas inspector Casey held on charges at South Station
The alleged crime occurred at South Station where Casey, a gas inspector for the Boston Terminal Company, was arraigned before U S Commissioner Hayes, waived examination, and was sent to East Cambridge jail in default of $500 bail pending grand jury action.
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Free man charged with mail frauds
Alphonse Constant, arrested by Providence authorities, was discharged yesterday by United States Commissioner Hayes. He faced mail fraud charges but explained the matter satisfactorily to federal authorities in Providence and was released based on that settlement.
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Vermont Delegation Chooses Minghes for Chicago Convention
The Vermont GOP state convention instructs its delegation to Chicago to support Justice Charles E. Minghes. G. E. Moody wins eighth place on a second ballot amid resolutions condemning foreign policy and preparedness.
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St. Albans
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Mayor Haines Misses Aeroplane Promoting Medford Game
Medford Mayor Benjamin F. Haines failed to join two Wright airplanes planned to advertise the Medford High vs Malden High game. Aldermen Larken and Conway flew instead for a half hour over the city as spectators watched. The event drew a large crowd in Medford Square with bunting and signs. Medford leads the Suburban High School league with one game against Malden remaining.
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Radcliffe Seniors Win Outdoor Class Song Contest
Radcliffe seniors were awarded first place in the annual outdoor class song competition held on the steps of Agassiz House. Judges Caroline Humphrey Mabel Daniels and Richard Apple chose the senior song composed by Sylvia Carter Cambridge and Urdine Trudenick Brookline.
Judge William L T Putnam Celebrates List Birthday
Judge William L T Putnam presiding justice of the United States Circuit Court of Appeals marked his List birthday yesterday in Portland. He received congratulations from the bench and bar and from court officials, with United States Marshal John J Mitchell delivering a large bouquet. Born in Bath and Bowdoin alum, he served as Portland mayor, declined Maine Supreme Judicial bench offers, then joined the federal judiciary in 1892 and became presiding justice of the Circuit Court of Appeals on January 1 1912.
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North End school centre hosts Mayor Curley reception
The Eliot School hosted a season ending reception for Mayor Curley. The Centre Band and Orchestra performed a patriotic program as Curley praised the school centre for shaping good Americans in the North End and urged Italian descent attendees to pursue citizenship.
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Dartmouth Student H F Rowan Dies After Illness
H F Rowan of Medford Massachusetts Dartmouth 17 died at Mary Hitchcock Hospital after an appendicitis operation. He leaves parents Mr and Mrs M F Rowan and two sisters and a brother. Sophomore class sent 20 men as escort to station and pallbearers named: Christgau Mather McMahon Philbin Poole Sullivan. adv
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J. K. McMahon, Jr
J. A Philbin
G. A. Poole
J. H. Sullivan
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