Affidavit in Schmidt trial raises grand jury issue
Los Angeles, Nov 3. Attorneys for Matthew A Schmidt in the murder case over the 1910 Los Angeles Times bombing presented an affidavit alleging improper use of the county grand jury. Judge Willis ordered continued examination of salesmen. The affidavit is signed by Miss Mariel Latter, a former Schmidt associate in labor activities.
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Suild Associates Elect Officers
The Curtis Guild Association moved its headquarters from 39 Barton Street West End to the YMCA building on Mt. Vernon Street. Officers elected yesterday are Joseph Lodge president Charles Barton vice president Irving Kubinsky secretary Harry Silberstein treasurer and Louis Olansky custodian.
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Massachusetts Horticultural Society Flower Show Opens
The annual fall exhibit in Morticultural Hall opens this morning. About 200 000 blooms are on display including rare orchids chrysanthemums lilie hi es and carnations from many notable varieties.
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This Girl Capitalized Her Butter Fingers
The piece previews a feature on a young woman who turns a clumsy moment into a defining personal story, highlighting talent, resilience, and a rising profile in entertainment. The Sunday Post Magazine promises an intimate profile with candid reflections and colorful anecdotes.
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Laphams Seek Coreys On Behalf Of Finance And Status
In Boston society circles Silas Lapham plans to push a Beacons street residence for status as Bromfield Corey visits with his son Thomas Corey and the elder Corey’s father. the family debates inviting Corey and his father to a fish dinner while tensions rise over social ambition and money.
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Women Engage More in World Affairs
The Record editor argues that women show growing interest in global events beyond domestic roles. Women are as engaged as men in public life, and their many activities deserve coverage.
Howells Publication Note Under Publisher Agreement
Copyright by W. D. Howells under arrangement with Houghton Mifflin Co authorship noted in official publication.
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Liquor Dealer John Adams Files Bankruptcy Petition
John Adams a liquor dealer at 58 Lindicott Street doing business as John Adams & Co filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in U S District Court. He owes 27983 dollars.
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Pope to Name New Cardinals in December Consistory
Rome announces from Osservatore Romano a secret consistory on December 6 to designate cardinals including Mgr J Tonti and Mgr A Fruehwirth with others in posts across Europe and Costa Rica. A public consistory follows on December 9.
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Ward Sued by Dancer for Alleged Injuries
Sadie Matherson of Boston sues Hap Ward in Superior Court alleging an unsafe stage while she danced for him in Webster in 1913 left her permanently injured and unable to work. She seeks $15,000 in damages.
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Civic League to Take Up Prison Betterment
The Massachusetts Civic League executive committee met at its Joy Street Boston office and set the annual meeting for November 30 at 4 pm at the Twenty Century Club. The session will focus on improving the Massachusetts prison system.
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Three contest Cambridge mayoralty under new Charter Plan B
Three men entered the Cambridge mayoralty race after residents adopted Charter Plan B changing election to April and abolishing party designation. Mayor Good seeks a third term as signatures circulate. Wendell D. Rockwood, former Citizens' party candidate, also runs along with former Senator John P. Brennan. The new charter replaces Common Council with a single 15 member council elected biennially, and eliminates primaries.
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Men Started Wrong Are Shown in Sunday Post Magazine
A preview accompanies the Sunday Post Magazine featuring men who began poorly in life and how their journeys unfold. The piece highlights personal reform efforts, community reactions, and evolving public perceptions.
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