Tramp to Be Chief Witness in Carman Murder Case
Frank J. Farrell known as the tramp witness for Mrs. Florence Carman case claims he saw the shot that killed Louise Bailey in Dr Edwin Carman’s Freeport office on June 20. Nassau DA Lewis J. Smith has relied on him to convict Carman as trial nears.
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New York
Frank J. Farrell
Florence Carman
Louise Bailey
Edwin Carman
Freeport
Farrell
Lewis J. Smith
Nassau County
Farrell questioned in Carman murder case witness mystery
An arrest of Farrell followed Mrs. Carman’s murder as reports say he begged at the kitchen door before eight on June 50. He claimed a woman with a revolver fired after he saw her approach, and his tale later fed into the coroner’s inquest while district attorney Smith questioned its value. Far-relled testimony then joined Celia Coleman’s account, aiming to corroborate movements of Mrs. Carman the night of the killing.
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Smith
Carman
Flwood T. Bartles
Waa
Oletiie
Parpe
Parrell
Celia
Oleman
Widow contesting Whitney will prompts sensational disclosures
In Suffolk Probate Court Mrs Annie Whitney contests the $500000 Whitney estate distri bution naming Brookline widow Amy H Barker as a major beneficiary amid mystery over how she met Whitney and was added to the will The executor Phineas Hubbard reports inventories near 230000 likely to rise to 500000 The hearing sought a special administrator as the case promises dramatic disclosures about Whitney life and dealings with his broker partners
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Whitney
Annie I. Whitney
Grant
Suffolk Probate Court
Phineas Hubbard
Amy H. Parker
Brookline
Carrie W. Myrick
Hotel Puritan
Commonwealth Avenue
Mr. Whitney
Amy H. Barker
Mrs. Myrick
Mr. O'Connell
Mr. Hubbard
Whitney Linen
Barker
Portsmouth
N. H
Quinlan Funeral Held At Cathedral Parish
The burial of Michael C. Quinlan, longtime Cathedral parish member, was held yesterday in the Calvary cemetery family lot. Clergy included Rev William celebrant, Rev E deacon, and Rev Subdeacon. bearers were James Donovan, John mu. 3, O'Brien, and Thomas Sullivan.
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Michael C. Quinlan
William
E. Deacon
James Donovan
John Mu
O’brien
Thomas Sullivan
Calvary Cemetery
John
Nell A.cremtt
Lawyers Hear Raps On Kaiser
Worcester October 9 The fifth annual Massachusetts Bar Association dinner heard calls for preventive law reform to preempt bad legislation and bolster personal rights. Prominent speakers included Attorney General Boynton Chief Justice Rugg and Harvard Law professor Pound with a lengthy roll of Boston area lawyers and judges in attendance.
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Worcester
Massachusetts Bar Association
Hotel Bancroft
Thomas J. Boynton
Arthur P. Rugg
Samuel Williston Pound
Harvard Law School
Cornish
Temple of Justice
Massachusetts
New England
Boston
Edwin H. Abbott, Jr
Edward B. Adams
Charles F. Aldrich
Clifford S. Anderson
George W. Anderson
United States District Attorney
Hollis R. Bailey
State Board of Bar Examiners
Samuel C. Bennett
Henry R. Brigham
George H. Brown
Quincy
Henry L. Burnham
Frank H. Burt
Francis J. Carney
Robert P. Clapp
William H. Coolidge
James B. Cotter
Charles K. Darling
United States
Robert G. Dodge
David A. Ellis
Leon R. Egges
W. L.A. Fitzgerald
George A. Flynn
Frank M. Forbush
Asa P. French
Lee M. Friedman
Walter B. Grant
Frank W. Grinnell
John E. Hannigan
Arthur Hardy
Walter Horstone
Arthur D. Hill
Robert Homans
Joseph B. Jacobs
Prescott Keyes
Arthur Lord
Moses S. Laurie
James A. Lowell
A. Selwyn Lynde
Oscar A. Marden
Frederic M. McAure
Hugh D. McLelland
Joseph Michelman
James M. Morton
Fall River
Supreme Court
Legal minds address 250 lawyers at annual meeting
Moorfield Storey Roscoe Pound and Judge Leslie C. Cornish led a panel addressing 250 lawyers at the annual meeting. Toastmaster Storey teased the Kaiser and criticized Wilson era policy while Boynton urged informed advocacy on proposed laws and civic leadership by the bar. Chief Justice Rugg urged adherence to law and active public service.
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Moorfield Storey
Association
Roscoe Pound
Harvard Law School
Leslie C. Cornish
Supreme Court of Maine
Storey
Wilson
Will wed his stenographer in Boston home next Wednesday
In Boston eight years ago a romance began in attorney Elias Bullard Bishop’s office between Bishop and his stenographer Miss Della May Cleaves. The couple will marry next Wednesday at Mrs Frederick E. Smith’s Arlington home with no attendants. Rev. Frank Potter will perform the ceremony.
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Boston
Bishop
Della May Cleaves
Miss Cleaves
Mr. Bishop
Lawyer Bishop
Judge Bishop
Charles Hogan
Fitchburg
Gilbert M. Cleaves
Miss Hogan
May Cleaves
Frederick E. Smith
Arlington
Frank Potter
Allston
Ivers Adams Near Death in Dorchester Home
Ivers W. Adams, Boston’s wealthy financier, lies critically ill at 98 Washington Street Dorchester. The aged magnate, once a partner in John H. Pray & Sons, later ran a major stake in American Net and Twine Co as treasurer. He endowed Ashburnham’s water system with 75000 dollars two years earlier and serves as director of Commercial National Bank and Linen Thread Co Ltd Glasgow.
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Ivers W. Adams
Boston
Washington Street
Dorchester
Ashburnham
Mass
John H. Pray & Sons
American Net and Twine Company
Publishers Seek Change in Tax Bill Stamp Provision
Washington October 9 newspaper publishers plan to ask the Senate to amend a war revenue bill section that requires stamping bills of lading on all newspaper packages. They support the tax in principle but call the method impracticable arguing railroads and others will not hold cars for stamped, checked, and receipted bundles.
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Washington
Senate
House
War Revenue
Pittsburg publishers urge tax on sworn circulation for newspapers
Pittsburg publishers oppose a House bill requiring stamped bills of lading for newspaper shipments. They warn it would cause severe delivery delays and erode news value. They propose taxing by sworn circulation statements instead, noting post office handling shows daily papers can be taxed without stamps.
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Pittsburg
United States
Post Office Department
Phone Girls Await Action On Suspension Decision
Boston Telephone Operators Union defers action on Katherine Coyle suspension after conference with President Spalding. Worcester Union members will decide plan of action while the adjustment board advised no definite step now.
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Boston Telephone Operators’ Union
Spalding
Katherine Coyle
Worcester Union
Adjustment Board
City to install four new motor apparatus this month
Fire Commissioner Grady announced last evening that four new motor apparatus would be installed this month. Two tractors, one for ladder 14 and one for ladder 15, depart for Boston today. A motor ladder truck for ladder 7 Meeting House Hill and a motor pumping engine for engine 41 Brighton are also included.
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Grady
Boston
Meeting House Hill
Brighton
Police Seek Description Of Man Behind False Alarm
Police are seeking a description of the person who set off a false alarm at the South Station just before 6 30 last night. Dewey Square near the terminal was crowded with pedestrians heading to trains home and there was considerable excitement.
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Dewey Square
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