Women lawyers to lead politics as suffrage nears
Mrs Ellen Spencer Massey dean of the United States women lawyers predicts women will enter politics in force after suffrage. She notes lawyers dominate legislative bodies and cites Washington College of Law as a pioneer for women. She praises women in law and discusses appointments and citizenship issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Spencer Massey
Women Lawyers of the
United States
Emm Gillette
Massey
Nila Allen
Indiana
Treasury
Miss Allen
Mrs
Mrs. Massey
Five Killed by Indians in Nogales Incident
A. P. Hennessey, an American truck driver and ex immigration service worker at Nogales, was killed with four Mexican federal soldiers who were escorting a San Xavier Mining Company truck. The attack occurred Tuesday as the powder and supplies convoy was targeted by Yaqui Indians, per Miguel Lopez, federal judge at La Coronado, via Laughlin Mining Company agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales
Ariz
A. P. Hennessey
Immigration Service
San Xavier Mining Company
Laughlin Mining Company
Miguel Lopez
la Coronado
San Xavier Imine
Foss Scores The Governor In Worcester Address
Former Governor Foss criticized Governor Coolidge for subterfuge in a Worcester speech. He urged public ownership of street railways, arguing private control failed and a 5 cent fare is viable under public management. He announced his gubernatorial candidacy as a public duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foss
Worcester
Coolidge
Senate
Boston
Vicinity
Elevated
Bay State Street Railway
Public Service Commission
Not Guilty in Theft Charge for Back Bay Man
Peter De Chayne of 69 St Germain Street Back Bay was found not guilty in South Boston District Court on a larceny charge involving 225 dollars from John Raine. arrest followed Raine report. Justice force chief William J Sullivan led the investigation and arraignment. Judge Edward L Logan dismissed the case for lack of evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter de Chayne
St. Germain Street
Back Bay
South Boston
John Raine
William J. Sullivan
Department of Justice
Army
de Chayne
Raino
Edward L. Logan
Trial Details Reveal German Hostage Murders By Reds
At the Bavarian trial of communist leaders over February uprisings, artist Bernard Hesselmann named Fritz Seidl as the killer commander at Luitpold High School. Seidl claimed immunity bribes and claimed Willie Hausmann ordered executions. Witnesses described multiple gunshot wounds and staged firing squad rituals amid executions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Associated Press
Bernard Hesselmann
Fritz Seidl
Luitpold
Seidl
Hesselmann
Willie Hausmann
Hausmann
Professor Merkel
Mexico Regrets Border Airplane Shooting Incident
The Mexican government expressed regret over the firing at an American army airplane on the border Tuesday. The State Department said an immediate investigation would be conducted to reach a satisfactory adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
No Such Thing As Line Storm In Middletown
Professor William North Rice, 50 years head of Wesleyan geology, declares the line storm a product of popular fancy with no scientific basis. He says a heavy September storm should not be dubbed line storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Conn
William North Rice
Wesleyan University
Steamer Arizona Catches Fire Beached Near Ogdensburg
The wooden steamer Arizona owned by Twin City Transit Company of Buffalo caught fire as it neared Ogdensburg and was beached in Johns Town Bay on the Canadian side with her stern in flames. The vessel is likely a total loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Arizona
Twin City Transit Company of
Buffalo
Johnstown Bay
Employment Bureau Supplying Many Jobs in Boston
More than 10 000 former soldiers sailors and marines have been placed in civil life by the Employment Bureau for Returning Soldiers and Sailors Boston Common since its organization early in the year. Registrations exceed 18 500 giving about 55 percent placements. The remainder include self placed men and those on the inactive list as they left Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Common
Boston
Also Mentioned on This Page
R.H White Co
Silvertone
Copenhagen
Misses’ Salon
Gsell
Countess von Westarp
Thurn and Taxis
Mexico
Rice
David
Uneman
M. Sinclair Williams
California St
Newtonville
Knox
DELAN
School Street
Washington Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!