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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1921
Page
3
Judge De Courcy of the Supreme Judicial Court denied the Attorney General's petition to restrain on the matter of removing District Attorney Pelletier. The writ of prohibition was dismissed for lack of power.
Justices ruled they acted as a quorum of the Supreme Judicial Court in the Tufts matter and not as an inquisitorial body. Pelletier faces potential trial on removal petitions and constitutional questions, with possible appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court if outcomes are unfavorable. No trial date set by the Chief Justice.
Coakley tells Judge DeCourcy he will not press bias claims against Supreme Court justices. He files for a jury trial and asks for a Friday hearing after negotiating a delay to obtain depositions. Bar Association asks for Tuesday arguments on the motion.
The Annie St. Rydrer Memorial Fellowship now totals over $3,000 and yields about $210 yearly. The Boston branch of the American Association of University Women will administer through a special committee chaired by Mrs. George Pierce Baker. Applicants should contact Mrs. Baker at 1% Brattle Street Cambridge.
Haven Connecticut police will carry service revolvers openly in holsters next month. Chief Philip Smith supports a Western style approach that guns should be ready and visible when needed immediately.
Elinor Glyn says America and Hollywood intrigue her more than England and will help produce Gloria Swanson’s film Beyond the Rocks at Famous Players-Lasky. Glyn will adapt her original story for the project.
Art Acord finishes the Universal serial Winners of the West and will start a Buffalo Bill life story picturization. He is also making a short feature titled Me and Myself.
Zane Grey's Wildfire becomes the latest outdoor adventure filmed. Claire Adams Carl Gantroot and Tod Sloan lead in the production with the story set against rugged wilderness backdrop.
Industry notes say major companies maintain scenario departments and review all manuscripts typed on one side. Clean, wholesome tales with heart and a strong plot are preferred, while salacious content is rejected. Actors must apply in person to casting directors for roles.
The veteran actor, prominent since Vitagraph days, is Anita Stewart's favorite villain now. He often played the hero or villain, credits his lip adornment for the villain role. He appeared with Stewart in The Price of Happiness Playthings of Destiny and The Invisible Fear. A brief stage run precedes his silent film career. He stands six feet tall with black hair and gray eyes.
Allen Holubar has completed plans for The Soul Seeker with his wife Dorothy Phillips in the stellar role. The director of Hearts of Humanity and Man, Woman and Marriage mounts a new production featuring Phillips as lead.
Vice Admiral de Bon of the French navy who served with Rear Admiral Sims in the allied naval council was given a public reception at the Sims home in Newport. The event closed his two days visit as city and state officers and naval staff greeted him before his departure to New York.
N S Hoagland of Wolfeboro N H writes to correct a Civil War era lineage claim. He states Col Fletcher Webster was Daniel Webster s son not his brother and notes two Webster brothers died in battle, leaving no living line from Daniel Webster.
Police from Lagrange Street station raided room 805 at 611 Washington Street near Boylston yesterday afternoon. They seized punchboards and jewelry prizes valued at 7000 dollars. Elsie Marlowe 23 of 26 Westland Avenue Back Bay was arrested for presence at gaming. Leon Robbins 22 and Irving Smilowe 21 of 829 Beacon Street were arrested for promoting a lottery. All were bailed and to appear in Central court today.
After four years in France and other European regions Mrs. John H. Caldwell of the American Red Cross is back on American soil. She assisted the recent annual drive at North Station and has earned honors from France and the United States for distinguished service.
Ww. Canfield of New London elected president of the New England Business College Association at the annual convention in the Hotel Bellevue. W. H. Flynn of Marlboro named vice president and B. R. Kimball of Lowell secretary and treasurer.
James Lewis was arrested on Thanksgiving Day while stealing a suitcase of clothing from a car in Boston. Police recovered over $1000 in stolen items, with additional goods found at a Cambridge house and a suitcase stolen from the Copley Plaza hotel last Oct. 25.
Lawrence O Neil aged 9 of Maverick street Dedham was presented last night with the Post gold headed cane as the town oldest citizen. The honor was given by William Brown chairman of the Dedham board of selectmen, succeeding Samuel Bent who died recently.
Inspectors Donovan and Doncan arrested four men late yesterday on charges of receiving stolen goods valued over 700 dollars, following the earlier arrest and prosecution of Henry Gugin of the South End, using municipal court warrants.
Six months imprisonment was handed to Sam Miller Harry Baer Jacob Goldberg and Morris Freedman by the Central Court for allegedly stealing a fur overcoat valued at 115 from a Hanover street clothing store.
Opens campaign for City Council with Stephen C. Sullivan of West Boston at Agassiz school Jamaica Plain and he appealed for support. He visited several house parties during the evening.
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