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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1920

Page

9

Attorney General Upholds Directors in Christian Science Case

Attorney General J Weston Allen filed a bill in equity in the Supreme Judicial Court to consolidate suits against Christian Science leaders and establish the mother church as the supreme governing body. The action seeks to empower directors to remove trustees of the publishing society to protect church publications and sustain the church’s public charitable trust and publishing income.

J. Weston Allen Supreme Judicial Court Christian Science Chuch Edwin A. Krauthof Daisy E. Krauthof Mother Church

Danderine Claims To Stop Hair Loss And Improve Look

A marketing pitch asserts that Danderine stops hair from falling out. It promises no dandruff after application and notes each hair regains life vigor brightness color and thickness, with the product sold for a few cents.

Attorney General seeks injunction over Christian Science church

The attorney-general asks the court to restrain ongoing suits and to declare the Mother Church a public charitable trust. He seeks to grant supreme authority to the Christian Science board of directors, including power to appoint trustees, approve publications, and promote the religion, with cy pres as a last resort to restore authority.

Mother Church Christian Science Board of Directors Board of Directors Directers

Terrier Massacres 165 Chickens in West Springfield

County Officer N C Keefe was called to appraise damages after a terrier owned by Richard G Berry of Connecticut Avenue killed an entire 165 bird flock in the hen roost of Frank E Bennett at Riverdale Street. Berry Bennett failed to reach a fair settlement. authorities estimate costs exceed 100 dollars.

West Springfield N. C. Keefe Westfield Richard 8. Berry Connecticut Avenue Frank E. Bennett Riverdale Street Berry Bennett William Whalen Charles C. Palmer

Suffolk Law School class of 1920 grants 83 degrees

Former Congressman Joseph F. OConnell urged allegiance to law and country at Ford Hall as Suffolk Law School conferred 83 bachelor of laws degrees on its largest class, plus two posthumous honors. Dean Archer announced a new building to rise by fall with expanded courses.

America Joseph F. O’connell Suffolk Law School Ford Hall James P. Gallagher Louis Hosmer Carpenter Charles Daniel Marshall Walter Vale McCarthy American Legion Gleason L. Archer Law School

MONOTWIN solid truck tire promises non skid wear and cushion

Revolutionizing tire design, the MONOTWIN mounts as a single solid truck tire with non skid tread that wears evenly without grooving. It cushions better than any solid tire, carries heavier loads than two narrow singles, and retains strength throughout life. Local U S Solid Truck Tire reps can furnish further information.

U. S Solid Truck Tire

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