Cox replies to Hurlburt charges in heated Philadelphia rally
Governor Cox defends his record and denies yielding to influence as he rebuts Henry F. Hurlburt’s charges about aiding Attorney-General Allen. He recalls the 1921 conference, Tufts and Pelletier cases, and the emergency law delay in pursuing grand juries. Mrs. Cox accompanied him as crowds pressed outside the State House.
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Charles H. Innes
Innes
Mishawum Manor
Barney
Commonwealth
Mr. Innes
Pelletier and Coakley
Cox Denies Hurlburt Tufts Charges In Faneuil Hall Speech
Governor Cox addresses Hurlburt and Allen, defending his actions in the Tufts case. He recounts a 1921 meeting, asserts the Attorney General should go to court, and disputes claims of political meddling while defending his record and leadership in Massachusetts.
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Mishawum Manor
Middlesex County
Cox
Allen
Hurlburt
Massachusetts
Mr. Tufts
Malden
Ibagis
Innes
Yvester- Gay
Mult Millionaire and Ex Wife May Remarry in Massachusetts
Robert Graves the New York multi millionaire and treasurer of a large wallpaper firm and his ex wife Mrs Graves are said to have reconciled and plan to remarry. They were reportedly separated after a Paris divorce and are now abroad.
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Robert Graves
Robert Graves, Jr
Marguerite J. Plant
Henry J. Plant
Lorraine Miller
Brooklyn
Reno
Kingsley Swan
Robert Lorraine Graves
Paris
Allen’s Statement on Cox Speech highlights variances
Attorney General Allen criticizes the Governor’s Faneuil Hall speech as markedly at odds with Mr Hurlburt’s earlier remarks. He notes attacks against Hurlburt’s integrity and questions the governor’s wartime honor while promising forthcoming remarks on Hurlburt’s conference and allegations of excessive charges for services. Former AG Parker plans to preside at a Worcester meeting to present facts.
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Investigation of H. V. Greene firms continues before special grand jury
The special grand jury under Attorney General J Weston Allen heard witnesses including Arthur W. Baker and William A Sherman as it probes H V Greene Company and subsidiaries. It examined book keeping and stock records while promoters allegedly touted large stock gains. The panel adjourned to Tuesday with hearings likely to extend next week. Attorney Elias Field withdrew from the case yesterday.
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J. Weston Allen
Arthur W. Baker
Guaranty Securities Corporation
William A. Sherman
Dorchester
Mutual Finance Corporation
K. E. Manookian
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William F. Smallie
Salem
Massachusetts Motors, Inc
Edwin C. Higgins
H. V. Greene
Arthur D. Hill
Elias Field
Brown
Gormley Withdraws From Cambridge House Race
Hubert X. Gormley withdraws from the Democratic race for the Cambridge House seat in Wards 1 2 and 3 due to ill health. His campaign committee backs Patrick T. Mullin of Ward 2, with Frank Cody and his organization set to support Mullin, shifting odds in East Cambridge. James H. Kelliher, the incumbent for two terms, remains Mullin's opponent.
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Gormley
East Cambridge
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Frank Cody
Mullim Camp
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Pat Mullin
East
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James H. Kelliher
Memorial meeting postponed for Irish leaders in Boston
The Collins Griffith memorial gathering in Symphony Hall Boston scheduled for Sunday evening is postponed to September 10 due to Patrick Collins a Chicago policeman and brother of Michael Collins being unable to attend this week.
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Patrick Collins
Chicago
Michael Collins
Boston
Collins- Griffith
Symphony Hall
Memorial meeting to honor Irish leaders in Boston
A memorial arrangements committee at United States Hotel decided to hold a service in Symphony Hall with speakers including United States Senator Joseph Taylor Robinson and possibly Senator Borah. Former Governor Martin Glynn will also speak and Cardinal O Connell endorses the event. masses for Michael Collins and Arthur Griffith will be said in Greater Boston churches on Sept 4.
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Little Rock
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Senate
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Martin H. Glynn
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Symphony Hall
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Arthur Griffith
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Sweden's leading legislative lady Kerstein Hesselgren
Miss Kerstein Hesselgren stands as Sweden’s first and only female member of the Riksdag upper chamber. The press dubs her the leading legislative lady for breaking gender barriers and shaping policy.
Secretary Davis Favors Beer for Mill Workers
Chicago report notes James P. Davis secretary of labor expressing support for beer for steel mill workers. The account includes his remark that water does not agree with the stomach as well as beer and references his autobiography and an “uplifter” in discussion.
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Chicago
James
Autoblog
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