McIsaac Disbarment Case Postponed Pending Review
The disbarment proceedings against Daniel V. McIsaac were removed from the list and will not be heard next Monday. William J Corcoran and Daniel H Coakley proceedings are also affected. Counsel for the Bar Association informed Judge Jenney of a conference, and McIsaac’s counsel requested investigation before setting a hearing date. Coakley’s venue-change motion awaits Monday argument, Pelletier’s removal also slated for Monday with preliminary matters for Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel V. McIsaac
William J Corcoran
Daniel H. Coakley
Robert M. Dodge
Bar Association of the City of Boston
Jenney
John W. McAnarney
McIsaac
Oakley
Pelletier
Twenty two women graduate from Household Nursing Assn training
Twenty two women trained by the Household Nursing Association at 22 Newbury Street received diplomas in a simple ceremony. Dr. Robert B. Osgood addressed the group as a director while Mrs. William W. Vaughan, the association president, presented diplomas. Attendants included workers from England Nova Scotia and Ontario among alumnae and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Household Nursing Association
Newbury Street
England
Nova Scotia
Ontario
Canada
Robert B. Osgood
William W. Vaughan
Pink Pills Promise Digestive Strength and Vitality
Advertisement claims stomach and digestion improve when Dr Williams Pink Pills boost blood nutrition. It asserts relief from pain nausea headaches dizziness and sleeplessness by invigorating digestive organs and cites a free booklet What to Eat and How I Eat. Pills available at druggists or by mail for sixty cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Williams
Wills Leave Large Charitable Bequests Across Newton and Medford
Miss Mary I. Locke of Newton dies October 28 and probate filings name $3500 for a memorial on the First Universalist Church tower in Chestnut Hill. She leaves $26,000 to the American Universalist Association and $10,000 each to Stone Institute and Newton Home for Aged People, plus $5000 to several groups including the M S P C A and Boston Floating Hospital. District Attorney Saltonstall named executor. Rosewell B. Lawrence of Medford leaves $20,000 to Tufts College and small gifts to the New England Sanitarium, First Universalist Society of Medford, two Masonic lodges, and the Appalachian Mountain Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary I. Locke
Newton
East Cambridge
First Unitarian Church
Chestnut Hill
Charles A. Locke
American Unitarian Association
Stone Institute
Boston Floating Hospital
Perkins Institution For the Blind
Boston Home For Incurables
New England Anti-Vivisection Society
Saltonstall
Tufts College
Rosewell B. Lawrence
Medford
New England Sanitarium
First Universalist Society of
Mt. Hermon Lodge of Masons
Samuel Crocker’ Lawrence Lodge
Appalachian Mountain Club
Duluth Man Held After Bigamy Claim At Legion Meet
G R Carlson of Duluth Minnesota, a former army captain, is held in Kansas City police custody after recalling during a drunken episode that he married someone while dazed by liquor. He found his bride Annie Jones and faces bigamy charges, though he says LaMars Iowa records show a divorce. He aided a check given to a lawyer who entertained him at the American Legion Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas. City
United News
G. R. Carlson
Duluth
Carlson
American Legion
Annie Jones
la Mars
Iowa
Traffic Officer Injured in City Crash at Spruce and Beacon
Traffic officer John McArdle 25 of 45 Middlesex Street South End was knocked down by an automobile at Spruce and Beacon streets and suffered possible internal injuries. The car was owned by Ralph McKendrick 53 State Street and driven by Frank J Cooper of the same address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McArdle
Middlesex Street
South End
Spruce and
Beacon Streets
Ralph McKendrick
State Street
Frank J. Cooper
Merry Eyes nickname given to Mattapan girl Katherine Clark
Katherine Clark, a Mattapan girl with dark blue eyes described as bright and happy, is the first to claim the title Merry Eyes. She works at the Beach telephone exchange and is part of a group noted for expressive eyes among several entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Eyes
Katherine Clark
Mattapan
Beach Telephone Exchange
Miss Clark
Dorchester Women Urged to Register at Ward 21 League Meeting
A Dorchester Ward 21 Women’s League of Voters meeting at Henry W. Pierce school hall urged women to register. Miss Mary McDonough presided and introduced several mayoral candidates who spoke briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester
Ward 21 Women’s League of Voters
Henry W. Pierce School
Washington Street
Costume Party Tonight by Osgood Employees
The C. E. Osgood Company employees host a masquerade dance tonight at Huntington Chambers Hall Copley Square. Sheppard's Colonial orchestra provides music with a solo dance Reconciliation from Les Millions d Arlequin by Ethel M Barry and piano by Frederic A Elliott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Osgood Company
Huntington Chambers Hall
Copley Square
Sheppard
Ethel M. Barry
Frederic A. Elliott
Bethel M. Barry
First Colored Deputy Internal Revenue Collector Named
Julius C. Westmoreland, named by Collector Malcolm J. Nichols, becomes the first Black man to hold this office in the United States. A 43-year-old Atlanta University graduate, he lives at 16 Wellington Street, is married, and has several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius C. Westmoreland
Malcom __ J. Nichols
United States
Atlanta, University
Wellington Street
Landlord Agrees Not to Raise Rent After Hearing
After a City Mayor's committee hearing, A. Berkman, owner of several Shawmut Avenue and Ruggles Street tenements, will allow six tenants to stay at current rents through April 1. Tenants complained of lack of bathtubs and water damage from backflow in upper units. Berkman and attorney Josiah Bon left and returned to settle without an expected rent increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Berkman
Shawmut Avenue
Ruggles Street
South End
Berkman
Josiah Bon
Brackett Called to Washington Burial
Raymond O. Brackett new lieutenant commander of the American Legion left Marblehead for Washington to take part in Unknown Soldier exercises. The local Legion postponed his public reception to Thursday evening November 17 in view of his recent election at the Legion convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marblehead
Raymond O. Brackett
National American Legion
Washington
American Legion
Brackett
Balfour Passes Through Albany En Route to Washington
Arthur J. Balfour former British prime minister and acting head of the delegation to the Washington conference on armaments arrives in Albany with twenty one delegates on their way from Montreal to Washington where they expect to arrive at about 8:30 tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Montreal
Washington
Riddle Nominated for Ambassador Post to Argentina
President Harding nominates John W. Riddle of Connecticut as ambassador to Argentina. Riddle, a former diplomat, served earlier as minister to Serbia and Romania and was ambassador to Russia from 1908 to 1909.
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Washington
John W. Riddle
Connecticut
Russia
Harding
Argentina
Mn Riddle
Serbia
Romana
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M'Isaac
Bar Association
Household Nursing Assn
Saratoga Street
Boston
Post
Leigoner
Women’s League of Voters
Lot
Osgood
Housing Board
Balfour
Albany, N. Y
Arthur J
Lilid Wuckn
Sample
Blake Seen
Temple Place
Frank E. Denehy
Mgr
Wearplus
America
Standard Neckwear Company
Mass
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