Carver Seeks Release From Westboro Insane Hospital
Testimony in federal court yesterday depicted Eugene P. Carver, famed admiralty lawyer and Brookline heir, as untidy and weary during a habeas corpus hearing aimed at his release. Witness Charles Sanford, CT school head, said Carver arrived to see his son with disheveled clothes and pants held by a safety pin.
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Eugene P. Carver
America
Brookline
Mr. Carver
Charles Sanford
Connecticut
Parolee Carver Testimony Faces Courtroom Strain Hearing
Attorney Bartholomew A. Brickley questioned sanity as Walter Lang testified Carver had parole and could roam within a two mile radius. Lang said returning home unchaperoned worsened Carver, while Judge Bingham noted the strain of public court exposure versus home life as the hearing continues Monday.
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Bartholomew A. Brickley
Carver
Mr. Sanford
Connecticut
Walter B. Lang
Westboro
Bingham
Changes in Voting Places in City Precincts
Sixty changes in ward precinct polling places may trouble voters in the upcoming election. Many polling sites stay but are now in different precincts. Election commissioners issued a booklet explaining new precinct boundaries and voters’ designated precincts.
Charge Schoolboys With Drunkenness in Middletown Court
In Middletown Connecticut on November 4 Frank OBrien and Stanley Gioiella both 17 were charged in police court with intoxication following a Halloween party at the local high school. Also hauled into court were Maurice Higgins Theodore Ruderman Russell Francis Rugen Dowling and John Gannon as participants though testimony did not prove intoxication for them. The bar ber Bartolotta was fined two hundred dollars and sentenced to 30 days in jail for supplying two quarts of wine. Through his lawyer Leonard O Ryan Bartolotta appealed. OBrien and Giolella were taken by companions to the Middletown Yacht Club rooms after becoming intoxicated and left there to sleep it off.
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Middletown
Conn
Frank O’brien
Stanley Gioiella
Maurice J. Higgins
Theodore Ruderman
Russell Francis
Rugen Dowling
John Gannon
Bartolotta
Corporation Council
Leonard O. Ryan
O’brien
Giolella
Fire at Mohican Meat Market Endangers Firemen in Gas Masks
Firemen from Ladder 4 on Dudley Street wore gas masks while fighting a blaze at the Mohican meat market at 2154 Washington Street Roxbury. A leak in an ammonia tank near the rear refrigerator released fumes, delaying efforts briefly. Damage described as slight.
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Ladder 4
Dudley Street
Mohican
Washington Street
Roxbury
Curley Era Insurance Rates Raise Boston Revenue
Boston faces a claimed 12.3 million dollar revenue increase over Curley years from 1914 to 1916 versus Peters years 1918 to 1920. Report cites premiums, losses, and rate changes including a 33 1 3 percent rise now questioned by critics as excessive and harmful to consumers.
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Curley
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Insurance Commissioners
Boston
Boston Protective Department
Boston Board of Fire Underwriters
Protective Department
Peters
Westinghouse
Chamber of Commerce
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Boston Daily
New York Insurance Exchange
Lockwood
Mayor Bradford Urges Job Relief Effort in Quincy
Quincy Mayor Bradford sent a letter to State Committee to Promote Work urging a second time that Governor Cox and the committee push relief for the unemployed. He argues a special legislative session should not block the state convention and that voluntary legislator service could aid the people, noting pay for lawmakers even if unpaid for relief work remains a good state investment.
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Bradford
Quincy
James Jackson
State Committee
Cox
Brockton Official Elected President of Plymouth County Teachers
John F. Scully of Brockton, superintendent of Brockton public schools, was elected president of the Plymouth County Teachers at the 86th annual meeting held today at the high school. Efim Sheputin of Bridgewater was jailed for one year and a day by Federal Judge Morton for altering a $3 Federal Reserve note to $10.
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Brockton
John F. Scully
Plymouth County
Efim Sheputin
Bridgewater
Plymouth
Morton
Federal Reserve
Four Years Minimum for Assaulting Girl in Brockton
Harvey D. Batchelder aged 68 a Brockton real estate dealer was sentenced by Judge Louis S. Cox to not less than four nor more than seven years in State prison one day in solitary for a statutory assault on Evelyn Goodrich 11 daughter of prominent boxing promoter William H B Goodrich The judge cited Batchelder age and poor health but said it was no excuse.
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Brockton
Harvey D. Batchelder
Louis S. Cox
Evelyn Goodrich
William HB. Goodrich
Cox
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Feafure
Sao P Brasil
United States
Wall Street
New York
Murphy
Good Government Association
John R. Murphy
Fire Department
Tee Bhorng
Washington ST
C. P. Rockwell, Inc
B. E
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Nash Cars
Commonwealth Ave
Meyer Jonasson & Co
Tremont and Boylston Sts
Normandy
Raglan
Ally Heather
Georgette
Beauty
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