Plans to Erect Presbyterian Temple for Justice Harlan
Washington Oct 16 Plans for a great Presbyterian Temple to honor the memory of Justice John M Harlan of the Supreme Court are under consideration A suggestion calls for a 1 000 000 subscription drive nationwide to fund the temple Friends aim to fulfill Justice Harlans hope that Presbyterians build a meeting place for the churchs governing body and provide a lasting memorial to the jurist
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Washington
Justice Harlan
Supreme Court of the
United States
Poultry Feed Ad Promotes Wirthmore Mix
An advertisement urges suburban readers to start poultry farming and switch to Wirthmore Poultry Feeds for better profits. It touts CHAS. MAE CO. of Boston as the maker and notes availability at grain dealers.
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Wirthmore Poultry
Chas. Mae Co
Chamber of Commerce
Boson
Rearrested As He Leaves Jail in Lowell
Walter W. Hartwell a one legged man from 16 Sixth Avenue Lowell was rearrested by U S Deputy Marshal James Ruhl on complaint of the internal revenue department. He allegedly posed as an internal revenue officer to obtain money and favors from local liquor tobacco and cigar dealers and to defraud the government. He also passed a worthless check for 37 50 and pleaded not guilty before the U S Commissioner and was held for a Wednesday hearing.
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Cambridge
Walter W. Hartwell
Sixth Avenue
Lowell
United States
James Ruhl
Internal Revenue Department
James D. Gill
Hartwell
Internal Revenue
Sakse
Bess
John F. Lazarakis
Suffolk Street
Theodore P. Sarmvanis
Apostolas Johnson
Market Street
Nicholas Ponlicakos
George E. Boscolas
Union National Bank
Hayes
Guilty Verdict in Middleboro Slashing Case
In Judge Quinn's court a jury finds Henry J. Paul guilty of assault with intent to kill for slashing Alma Irene Paul in Middleboro. The defense claimed desertion drove the crime. the jury deliberated five hours. The proceedings also included a related assault conviction against Brockton's James Baker.
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Henry J. Paul
Middleboro
Quinn
Paul
Hyde Park
Alma Irene Paul
James W. Churchill
Florence Wilsey
West Street
James Baker
Brockton
Elmer Cornish
Glover Will Case Heads to Supreme Court Rehearing
The Glover will case resumes in the Supreme Judicial Court before Justice Sheldon at East Cambridge. It is first on the morning docket and may begin at 10 o clock. The proceeding marks the second Supreme Court review after a jury trial in May on probate appeal. Clarence F. Glover was murdered in his Waltham laundry on November 20, 1909 and the will named executor Samuel D. Elmore with shares to Seymour Glover and to widow Lillian Marie Glover in trust.
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Glover Will
Supreme Court
Justice Sheldon
East Cambridge
Probate
Clarence F. Glover
Waltham
Samuel D. Elmore
Seymour Glover
Lillian Marie Glover
Seymour
McIntyre
Reform Candidate Criticizes Morality Double Standard
At Cranston Street Baptist Church Professor A A Berle of Tufts warned Rhode Island Baptists that the public easily questions moral credibility when a respected church figure faces criminal charges. He cited a Boston case where a reform candidate later indicted, urging reflection on who the public trusts as genuine.
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R. IL
Rhode Island Baptist Union
Cranston Street Baptist Church
A. A. Berle
Tufts College
Boston
Harvard University
Woman Killed in Auto Wreck in Barre Vermont
A woman, Mrs. Odule Gilbert, wife of a Graniteville merchant, died several hours after a car crash when a returning party’s vehicle skidded. Her son Charles Gilbert suffered a broken arm. Driver Odule Gilbert said he may have fallen asleep before the collision.
Thief Returns $27 500 Booty to GE of Lynn
Salem reports Philip Bloomfield of Cremea confessed copper thief returned $27 500 of GE property to the Lynn company and paid a $1 000 fine after pleading guilty in Superior Court. He had jumped $25 000 bail last year and was sought nationwide by detectives. Suit against his bondsmen was started when he surrendered.
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Salem
Philip Bloomfield
Cremea
General Electric Company
Lynn
Bloomfield
East Boston Man Sentenced for Brutal Throat Slashing
Fred F. Gray of East Boston received a three year term in the House of Correction after being found guilty of slashing his brother in law Charles Gannon from ear to ear with a razor. Police note the wound was life threatening and required 25 stitches. Gray was intoxicated at the time of the assault.
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Fred F. Gray
East Boston
House of Correction
Charles Gannon
Gray
Pledges to Quit Smoking Signed by Boston Schoolboys
The Massachusetts Anti Cigarette League reports 5381 Boston public school boys pledged to abstain from cigarettes during the past year. Over four years 45000 have signed, with more than half still in school. Secretary Mrs Elizabeth R White says she reached 9009 people through 23 addresses in league work.
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Boston
Massachusetts Anti-Cigarette League
Elizabeth R. White
White
League
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