Saunders Pleads Guilty in Armis tice Day Shooting
In Ellsworth Maine Frank Saunders of Surry pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to carelessly shooting a man on Armis tice Day. Leon Lord of Surry was found dead in the woods Saturday. Saunders held on 1200 bond for April grand jury while awaiting arraignment after allegedly confessing he mistook Lord for a deer and fled. Saunders, about 80, married with four children.
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Leon Lord
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Hope for Girls Who Go Wrong
Judge Jean H Norris spoke to the Women's Educational and Industrial Union in Perkins Hall about recruits for the Primrose Path in New York City. Many are from Boston and New England, she said, describing her work in the court of domestic relations.
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New England
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Women’s Educational and Industrial Union
Perkins Hall
New York Judge Sees Hope for Probationers in Women’s Court
Judge Norris addresses a civic audience on female transgressions noting most offenders come from across the U S and Canada seeking work. She cites that over 60 percent reform within three months of probation and argues city clinics and social services help curb vice while blaming parental influence in many delinquency cases.
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Canada
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Women’s Court
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House panel backs Walsh bill for 23 new federal judges
The House Judiciary Committee ordered a favorable report on the Walsh bill to create 23 additional Federal district judges. Similar legislation is before a Senate committee and has been endorsed by Attorney General Daugherty and Chief Justice Taft.
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Walsh
House Judiciary Committee
Imilar
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Taft
Hindy Sends His Regrets at Dorchester Dog Show
The Dorchester Ken nel Club hosts an all-three sanctioned dog show at Dorchester School Center tonight under the Mothers and Homemakers Union. Hindy the Peat cat cannot attend due to Graveyard Tom’s illness. Hindy stays with Tom until he recovers. Prizes include a silver award from the school center and two prizes from the Mothers and Homemakers Club. event judged by Mrs Albert B Carmichael with assistants from Brilliant Kennels and the Ladies Kennel Club of Massachusetts.
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Albert B. Carmichael
All New England
Marion B. Leahy
Brilliant, Kennels
AL Orcutt
Ladies’ Kennel Club of
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Mont Reilly to Report to Washington on Land Affairs
Gov. E. Mont Reilly travels from Porto Rico to meet President Harding in Washington for an oral briefing on land affairs. Officials say there is no plan to recall him, and the trip is described as routine state business.
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Washington
St Jacobs Oil Promises Fast Lumbago Relief
Advertises a small trial bottle of St Jacobs Oil for back pain lumbago sciatica and rheumatism. Claims quick relief after a single use with a simple rub in the hand and counts to fifty. Emphasizes harmless formula and instant soothing effect.
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