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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1921
Page
9
Former district attorney Tufts speaks publicly after his removal, denying any conspiracy and insisting he was not found guilty of corruption. He argues the Stearns matter is misinterpreted and defends his actions under the pressure of handling about 3000 cases yearly.
Nathan A Tufts defends his record as district attorney in the Mishawum and Corcoran cases. He admits errors, cites promises and duties, and argues the public was misled by later discoveries. He urges patience until hysteria subsides and justice prevails.
An ad claims heavy meat intake harms kidneys and offers Jad Salts as a remedy. It describes symptoms such as headaches, dull kidney pain, discolored urine, and nocturnal urination, recommending four ounces of the solution daily after breakfast.
Endicott P. Saltonstall of Chestnut Hill takes charge as Middlesex County DA at East Cambridge today. The Middlesex grand jury convenes, and attorneys Dodge McCarthy and Marshall begin work on disbarment cases against Coakley Mc Isaac and Corcoran for trial next month. Governor Cox swore in Saltonstall shortly after 4 PM amid a surprise appointment confirmed by the Governor's Council.
The senior partner Saltonstall appoints Charles W. Blood of Newton as first assistant district attorney. The new DA, sworn in, met reporters and declined to outline policy saying he lacks details and will act according to duty once in office.
The article reports the swearing in of Saltonstall as district attorney for the Middlesex County Northern District, details on his background at Harvard Law School, and notes on staff changes. It also mentions Captain Herbert Gordon’s meeting with the office, pending cases, and related legal actions including Loud's murder case and a federal suit involving Old Colony Foreign Exchange Company.
A preliminary meeting of business men committee chairmen connected with the Salvation Army drive for 200000 was held at the Boston City Club with representatives from local newspapers present. John H. Johnson said the sum is needed to cover expenses and sustain activities this winter and next year. He cited his observations of the Army’s relief work among distressed but hopeful people. In Spain, women take the place of newsboys.
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