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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1911
Page
7
In Chicago on November 16 lawyers for indicted packers argued for a Supreme Court ruling on the criminal clause of the Sherman anti trust act. They battle a government position as trials loom.
In U S Circuit Court Judge Kohlsaar’s chamber the Packers and the government clashed over habeas corpus. Lawyers argued restraint and surrender legality while weighing motives to delay trial pending Supreme Court ruling on the Sherman act. Levy Mayer said business welfare requires early federal ruling. government counsel cited cost and constitutional questions as delaying tactics.
London dispatches report that Italy has consented to postpone naval operations in Turkish waters after protests from Vienna and Constantinople. The move follows diplomatic pressure and indicates a cooling of tensions in the region.
Father Bernard Vaughan S J English churchman spoke at Boston College Hall on Character. He argued heredity shapes conduct and that reflection on inherited tendencies could reduce moral wreckage in society.
The passage discusses heredity as a major factor in forming character and the influence of parental traits. It warns against vices that poison the bloodstream and threaten future generations, emphasizing restraint to prevent moral and physical decline.
Cambridge police report burglars robbed three stores in Central Square near the police station. Central Square Market cash drawer opened but no money taken. Perry & Ayres Candy Store $8 stolen. Robbins Bros Florist ransacked with no items removed. Break-ins used rear window entry.
The State Department awaits developments before executing plans for U S military involvement to guard the Pekin to sea railroad. Officials see Yuan Shi Kai’s premiership as a sign of better conditions, while the War Department stands ready for action if required.
Nicholas Droguis of Boston pleaded guilty to breaking and entering and larceny of jewelry from a Wakefield house last August in the Superior Criminal Court East Cambridge. Judge McLaughlin sentenced him to five to seven years in State Prison.
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