Disbarment Petitions Spread Amid Middlesex Official Moves
The Bar Association filed a petition to disbar Attorney John P. Leahy as part of a broader action. Others expect petitions against a prominent official by Friday. Governor Cox may name a Middlesex district attorney interim appointee, with a nonpolitical candidate and no 1922 election bid. Possible contenders include Thomas W. Proctor of Newton and Hugh McLellan of Lexington.
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John P. Leahy
The
Bar Association
Ernor Cox
Nathan A. Tufts
Middlesex County
Thomas W. Proctor
Newton
Hugh McLellan
Lexington
Tufts Not on List of Football Officials
Hartford Conn Oct 3 Nathan A Tufts longtime referee of Yale Harvard and Princeton games was omitted from the officials list this year None of Yale officials indicated if the omission relates to the district attorney investigation into his office.
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Hartford
Conn
Nathan A. Tufts
Harvard
Princeton
Yale
District Attorney Higgins and Former Representative Powers Named
Somerville District Attorney John J. Higgins and former Newton Representative Leland Powers are mentioned in connection with an unspecified political or legal matter.
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John J. Higgins
Somerville
Leland Powers
Newton
Governor and AG in accord on selection for Tufts successor
A lengthy conference yesterday left the Governor and Attorney-General Allen in apparent agreement on the man to be chosen to succeed Tufts. They favor a candidate removed from active politics if possible, with James B. Brown still mentioned but unlikely. No decision on disbarment counsel for Corcoran Coakley McIsaac or Leahy. Nathan Tufts stayed silent on removal and future moves.
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Allen
James ‘B. Brown
Everett
Nelson Brown
Superior Court
Tufts
Corcoran, Coakley
Mc Isaaca
Leahy
Henry F. Hurlburt
Flaherty
John B. Hannigan
Old Colony Foreign Exchange E Company
Nathan A. Tufts
Melville M. Johnson
Clever Blackmail Weeds Out State Official In Badger Ring
A former State attorney-general was duped for 28000 by Boston blackmailers in a complex scheme. He paid for silence after a private hotel dining room liquor incident, while the ring threatened to expose his alleged personal relations. The hoax involved staged interruptions by gang members and a feigned concern from a staff member.
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Boston
Fee
Badger Ring
Intendo
Gordon Refuses to Discuss Removal at Hull Summer Home
Captain Gordon declined to comment on his removal last night at his Hull summer home. A woman offered thousands to keep a secret from state officials who attempted to quiet the scene. The matter escalated as a lawyer warned of a divorce case involving her husband and the official, who was later paid $28,000 to settle.
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Gordon
Hull
New England
Removal of Captain Gordon from Cambridge Police Initiated
Action to discharge Captain Herbert Gordon begins today under Chief John J. McBride after evidence from the Nathan Tufts trial. Gordon faces a trial board of Cambridge police captains and will be charged with cause for discharge, with main facts drawn from the Tufts prosecution.
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Herbert Gordon
Cambridge
John J. McBride
Nathan Tufts
Gordon
Stearns
McBride
Tufte
Middlesex County
Quinn
City Hall
Charles R. Cabot
Newton
Tufts
East Cambridge
Cox
Grand Jury
Brown
Silas Smith
State Police
Fire Proventen Bureau
Fast Cambridge
Frederick Kerlin
McCormack Couple Living Apart Revealed
The article reports that despre Dad McCormack and his wife Edith Rockefeller McCormick daughter of John D. Rockefeller are living apart. The disclosure highlights a split within the family noted in public records and social notices.
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Edith Rockefeller McCormick
John D. Rockefeller
McCormick Divorce Ties Courtly Rich to Opera and Psychology
Wealthy Chicago couple’s split follows the Stillman separation as Mrs. McCormick, long abroad studying synthetic psychology in Zurich, relocates with experts to Lake Shore Drive. Her husband shifts interest to the Chicago Opera Company led by Mary Garden while the affair remains disputed.
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James A. Stillmans
Chicago
Lake Shore
McCormick
Zurich
Chicago Opera Company
Mary Garden
Miss Garden
Mme, Walska
Mme. Waleska
Alexander Smith Cochran
Lake Shore Drive
Josef Hartmann
Carl Jung
Mme. Moissi
United News
Daughter of Richest Man Quiet on Separation Rumors
In a fragmentary remark about clearing out old furniture the speaker avoids confirming rumors of separation. The context hints at family strain but provides no direct statement about marital breakdown or domicile status. The source shows cautious language and preserves ambiguity.
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America
Governors and Mayors Unite to Aid Unemployed
Governors and mayors will work with a national unemployment conference to coordinate assistance and employment programs. The effort focuses on matching job seekers with openings and leveraging local resources.
President forms central agency to aid unemployment relief
The President announced a national coordinated plan to organize state and municipal efforts behind a central employment agency in Washington. The unemployment conference urged governors and mayors to implement the plan to ease winter distress and improve welfare nationwide. Secretary Hoover will announce details, with Colonel Arthur Woods as a potential head of the agency.
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Washington
Unemployment Conference
Central Employment Agency
Hoover
Arthur Woods
New York
The Leather Pushers opens in The Boston Sunday Post Magazine
H C Witwer presents The Leather Pushers a humorous life in the squared circle in the next Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The feature promises wit and wrestling lore from a noted author.
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H. C. Witwer
Boston Sunday Post
Marine Pard Accused of Attempted Robbery at Buffalo Lunch
Leon Pard a 80 year old marine at Charlestown navy yard is held after a failed holdup at the Buffalo Lunch 210 Massachusetts avenue He fought off by counterman Charles Blants with a carving knife injuring Pard who is under police guard at City Hospital awaiting arraignment for attempted robbery.
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Leon Pard
Charlestown Navy Yard
Back Bay
Buffalo
Massachusetts Avenue
Pard
Charles Blants
Blants
Reagan
Holden
Burke
Reid
Huntington Avenue
City
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Natural Hair Color
Advertisement touts Seth s Sage and Sulphur Compound for darkening faded or gray hair. It claims an easy home use with a sponge or brush and promises natural, even color after one or two applications, available at drug stores at low cost.
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Seth
Phineas Hubbard Resigns After 42 Years With Whitney Company
Phineas Hubbard resigns as president and general manager of the T. D. Whitney Company in Boston after a 42 year association. He joined with Theodore D. Whitney on May 1, 1888, stayed through Whitney's 1914 death, and incorporated the business in 1916. Hubbard, aged ten at the time, helped shape the firm’s 1796 founding and will retire to private life while keeping interests in other ventures.
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T. D. Whitney Company
Boston
Phineas Hubbard
Theodore D. Whitney
Mr. Whitney
Mr. Hubbard
Hubbard
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