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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1921

Page

3

Cambridge Police Chief Hearing Hears Gashed Transcript Claims

Captain Herbert Gordon testifies in his own defense during a removal hearing before Chief John J. McBride. The session centers on stock dealings with Daniel H. Sughrue and firm Charles Head Company while one charge is dropped for lack of Miss Sears witness. The hearing resumes Monday and attorney William H. Lewis vows to pursue reinstatement through the courts if Gordon is ousted.

Supreme Court Herbert Gordon Cambridge Force William J. Drew Cocoran Daniel H. Sughrue Gordon Charles Head Company Hurlburt John J. McBride William H. Lewis Lewis McBride Teresa Sears Mishawum Manor Drew Miss Sears Peter J. Nelligan Sughrue

Wealthy minority dominates Boston politics says district attorney

District Attorney Pelletier delivered a campaign speech at the Roslindale Municipal Building denouncing the rule of the dead hand. He accused a wealthy inherited clique of monopolizing unpaid commissions and control over health education and taxation in Massachusetts. He cited John Stuart Mill on minority influence and warned that native wealth now governs state finance and administration.

Pelletier Roslindale Boston Massachusetts Pellitier John Stuart Mill Commonwealth

Fatty's Jury Selected in Arbuckle Slay Trial

San Francisco November 18 final jury selection and expert medical testimony marked today's proceedings in the Roscoe C. Arbuckle manslaughter case related to Virginia Rappe's death. Autopsy doctors Selby Strange and William Ophuls described the fatal injury as the prosecution argues Arbuckle caused.

San Francisco Roscoe C Fatty) Arbucle Virginia Rappe Selby P. Strange William Ophuls Miss Rappe Arbuckle

Two Cyclones Kill Twelve in Arkansas

Two separate cyclones struck western and central Arkansas last night, killing twelve and injuring eighty or more. The Mena area wipeout killed eight in a single family, while a lumber camp near Arkdelphia lost one and wounded others before a third death near Malvern.

Little Rock Ark Mena Arkdelphia Malvern

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