Tufts Questioned on Missing Indictment
Senator Russell's letter accuses District Attorney Tufts of withholding action in Commonwealth vs James Hart and questions why an indictment, warrant, or court record are absent. The missive urges public accountability and hints at police corruption amid ongoing political pressure.
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Sherwood Rogers
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Saxonville
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Superior Court
Middlesex County
Three in Holland with former German emperor’s sons
Three sons of the former German emperor are in Holland. Prince Oscar R arrived from Germany to visit his father at Bentinck Castle. August left Amerongen for Wieringen to see the former crown prince, who resides there. The Dutch government allows the visits to ease Empress Augusta Victoria’s distress at family separation.
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Holland
Associated Press
Oscar R
Germany
Bentinck Castle
August
Wieringen
Augusta Victoria
Boston Central Labor Union Endorses William J Foley
The Boston Central Labor Union executive board endorsed Senator William J Foley of South Boston for re election praising his labor record as perfect. The board also recommended endorsing Miss Mabel Gillispie for assistant commissioner of labor, noting her roles with the Women's Trade Union League and Trades Union College.
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William J. Foley
South Boston
General Court
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Mabel Gillispie
Miss Gillispie
Women's Trade Union League
Trades Union College
Poles' New Minister Arrives in States
Prince Casimir Lubomirski becomes Poland’s first minister to the United States arriving in New York from Brest aboard the steamer America. He is accompanied by Francis Pulaski first counsellor of the Polish legation and a descendant of General Pulaski. The party includes the prince’s wife and four children among 17 travelers.
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Prince Casimir Lubomirski
United States
Brest
America
Francis Pulaski
Washington
Pulaski
Spain's King Honors British War Dead
London October 28 King Alfonso XIII hosted lunch with David Lloyd George and cabinet members. He then placed a wreath at the cenotaph for British World War I dead, the tribute entwined in British and Spanish colors and inscribed to "my comrades in the British army."
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David Lloyd- George
Mr. Lloyd- George
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Sixteenth Lancers
Bronze Tablet Unveiling Honors Malden Service Men
Major-General Edwards and Commander Logan of the American Legion head the bronze tablet unveiling in Malden Armory tonight after a reception and banquet for service men. The Santa Maria Council 106 names from World War service are listed. Regina Court, Daughters of Isabella, helps receive attendees.
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Logan
American Legion
Santa Maria Council
Malden Armory
Regina Court
Daughters of
Isabella
Two Platoon System Examined by Massachusetts Fire Fighters
A committee from the Massachusetts State Branch of the International Association of Fire Fighters toured multiple cities to verify two platoon conditions. They aim to show opponents’ claims are misleading before Boston voters decide at the upcoming election. After returning, they addressed labor meetings to explain the system to union rank and file.
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International Association of Fire Fighters
State Branch
Washington Street
Boston
Governor orders withdrawal of troops from Gary district
Indiana Governor James P. Goodrich announced the withdrawal of State troops from the Gary district during the steel strike and the transfer of control to civil authorities. He said several former service members would remain as State representatives to advise and have their recommendations carried out by county and city officials.
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Indianapolis
James P. Goodrich
Indiana
Presbyterian group sends $28,000 to aid France churches
The Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions issued a $28,000 check to Dr. Charles S. MacFarland to fund restoration of ruined Protestant churches in the war zone. It is part of a $500,000 pledge by U S Presbyterian churches for Protestant reconstruction in France and Belgium. MacFarland will sail for France within a few days.
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Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Charless. MacFarland
France
Presbyterian Churches of
United States
Belgium
MacFarland
Proposed ten thousand dollar unit replaces old policy unit
At the Boston Life Underwriters Association banquet the group debated a new ten thousand dollar unit for life insurance policies to replace the prior one thousand unit. Merle G. Summers announced the idea after returning from the Pittsburg convention.
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City Club
Merle G. Summers
Pittsburg
Julian S. Myrick
Ives & Myrick
New York City
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
J. Everett Hicks
Malden Mayor Blodgett Reappears Before Council
Malden Mayor Charles M. Blodgett, after two months of recovery at his Canaan New Hampshire summer home, appeared at the City Council meeting last night. He said he is fit and ready to resume municipal duties despite a reduced weight.
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