Pelletier Dictagraph Spy Case Draws Watch and Ward Fire
The article details Pelletier accusing the Watch and Ward Society of plotting against him using a dictagraph installed in his office. It covers testimonies by Cabot and Allen, the confession tactic by Maccini, investigations by detectives, and a petition to remove the district attorney which led to impounded papers and a pending Bar Association report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Godfrey L. Cabot
Frederick B. Allen
Watch and Ward Society
John H. Sorer
Bar Association
Silas KF. Waite
McIsaac
Mr. Powers
Louise Crocker
Miss Crocker
Avery
United States
Cabot
Matches
Emerson Motors
New York
Perrin
Bar Committee
Kiley
Boston
Maccini
McIisaac
Mr. MelIsaac
Joe
Fred J. Daggett
Daniel H. Coakley
Mr. Coakley
Per~rin
Coakley
Draft Board
Federal Penitentiary
Mr. Perrin
Daggett
Mr. Maccini
Public official reveals dictograph spying in Suffolk DA office
In a sweeping public statement, District Attorney Pelletier details a two year dictograph surveillance scheme run by Watch and Ward Society figures led by Cabot and Allen. He names witnesses, explains how the device was hidden in Barristers Hall, and outlines the campaign against him amid bar association hearings and political use of false reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barristers Hall
Mr. Cabot
Mr. Avery
The
Supreme Court
Perrin
Committee of the Bar Association
Relieved of Pain From Gall Stones by Internal Baths
Mrs Eli Matthews of Clarinda Iowa writes to Tyrrell Hygienic Institute praising the J. B. L. Cascade for relief from gall stones and headaches. The ad claims internal bathing cleanses the entire lower intestine and cites broader health benefits with a free booklet offer from Dr Tyrrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Matthews
Clarinda
Yowa
Tyrrell Hygienic Institute
J. B. L. Cascade
J. B. Ll. Cascade
Liggett’s
Riker-Jaynes
Chas. A. Tyrrell
New York
Needs of Students Explained by Redfield Speech
William C. Redfield former Secretary of Commerce told 800 New England educators at the State House that thorough knowledge of U S geography and history is essential to train youth for future problems. He cited accurate observation as the era's great need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
William C. Redfield
Commerce
New England
State House
Education conference stresses physical training and citizenship
Mr Redfield and fellow speakers at a three day joint conference before 1000 New England educators emphasize physical education and American citizenship duties. The event, led by the New England Superintendents' Association with Massachusetts education groups, includes remarks on geography and practical knowledge for business and civic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfield
New England
New England Superintendents’ Association
Massachusetts Teachers’ Association
Massachusetts Superintendents’ Association
American Institute of Instruction
Mr. Redfield
Washington
Patrick Henry
John Hancock
Respected District Attorney Faces Public Slur Trial Dilemma
The district attorney weighs prosecuting a group that has slandered him, noting enmity linked to his official role. He argues against hasty action to avoid personal bias, promising no action until his mind is clear of personal feeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sistently
Education for Efficiency Becomes Focus at Ford Hall Conference
Joy of the National Child Labor Committee cites Russia’s expanded popular education and notes the Soviet first act to raise teacher salaries. Miss Sarah Louise Arnold urges an open door school free of discrimination. Henry S. Dennison calls for early vocational training and broader worker participation in industrial management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simmons College
Ford Hall
Henry S. Dennison
Dennison Manufacturing Company
Framingham
Oscar C. Gallagher
Brookline
Edward P. McGrady
Massachusetts
The
American Federation of Labor
Massachusetts teachers urged into politics for education reform
At a Massachusetts convention, Senator George B. Churchill calls educators to lobby senators and parents. The group backs physical education, a department director, and health education in normal schools. Dean Ada Comstock urges higher salaries and women's enfranchisement as reconstruction aids. John P. Mead stresses industrial stability and labor exchanges. John J. Mahoney discusses Americanization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Churchill
Amherst
Massachusetts
State House
Churchill
Frank C. Johnson
Ayer
Department of Education
Ada Comstock
Smith College
Comstock
John P. Mead
State Board of Labor and Industries
John J. Mahoney
State Board of Education
Frank I Dutton Dies En Route to Chicago
Augusta Maine November 14 Word was received here tonight of the death of Frank I Dutton on the train between Boston and Chicago He was 47 a member of the Maine bar and former Maine Industrial Accident Commission chairman He leaves a widow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Boston
Chicago
Frank I. Dutton
Maine Industrial Accident Commission
Maine
Senate
Farmers for Combining November Holidays
The American Farm Bureau Federation proposed a combined celebration of Thanksgiving Day and Armistice Day both nationally and internationally. The group adjourned to March 8, 1920, to form a permanent organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Newton teachers seek $1852 yearly minimum salary
The Newton Grade Teachers' Club executive board reported to the superintendent that teachers should have a minimum salary of 1852 dollars per year. Current pay is about 1100 dollars annually after pension deductions, equating to roughly 20 dollars per week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Grade Teachers’ Club
Newton
Reunion for Overseas Men in Newtonville Hall
Under Court Genoa of Newton and the Daughters of Isabella a whist and dancing party is planned at Dene nison Hall Newtonville Monday evening November 17. An orchestra will play from 8 to 12 in the large hall and whist will be in the small hall. A collection of souvenirs has been donated for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Genoa of
Newton
Isabella
Denenison Hall
Newtonville
Harvard Fund Seeks 5.56 Million to Reach Endowment Goal
The Harvard University Endowment Fund needs 5 564 751 dollars to reach a 15 250 000 goal. Boston leads with 3 788 723, New York has 3 583 114, and other contributions total 2 363 412.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard University
Boston
New York
Concord High to Clash with Waltham High in City Game
Concord High School football team travels to Waltham for the annual city showdown. A delegation of Concord fans accompanies the squad as they aim for a strong showing after solid play this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High School
Waltham High School
Waltham
Concord
Dr True’s Elixir Promoted for Worms in Children
An old advertisement touts Dr True’s Elixir as a cure for intestinal worms in children. It lists symptoms such as constipation sour stomach pale face and appetite changes and cites Mrs H N Roberts of Flint Michigan as reporting her baby girl was cured. The copy urges immediate use and sale in three sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Roberts
Asylum Street
Flint
Mich
Dr. True
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Pelletier Dictagraph
Pelletier
Parker
Meiisaac
Judiciary Committee
Condi
Pemberton Building
Barristers’ Hall
Howard W. Morgan Detective Agency
Knights of Columbus
Mr. Pelletier
People’s
Suffolk County
Fred
Erick B. Allen
Godfrey J. Cabot
Watch and Ward
Joint Judiciary Committee
Committee
Allen
Supreme Judicial Court
Association
Star-Chamber
D. J. Kiley
Daniel J. Kiley
Harold L. Perrin
Godfrey I. Cabot
Henry P. Avery
Daniel V. McIisaac
B. U
Indy
Peter Maccini
Park Ave
Natick
Mass
Peter
Harold L
Plympton, Perrin & Nash, Counsellors At-Law
Milk Street
Natick, Mass
Peter H. Maccini
Scott’s
Norway
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
N. J
Normale
Thomas P. Boulger CO
Court St
Natick Central St
Lowell, Mass
Kimball Phono
Elm St
Manchester, N. H
N. E. Piano & Phono. CO
Main St
Worcester
New England Piano & Phonograph Co
Boylston Street
Owen R. Love
Frank Dutton
Harvard Fund
Waltham Mass
Beaver
Derbrims
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