Supreme Court signals refusal to allow grocers’ intervention
Justice Stafford of the DC Supreme Court indicated he would deny the National Wholesale Grocers Association’s petition to intervene in the packers case. Senator Hoke Smith for the Southern Wholesale Grocers Association argued to be heard, and the court set the matter for Tuesday argument as the Justice Department weighs striking the Southern Association’s intervention.
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Washington
Justice Stafford
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
National Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Stafford
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Southern Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Hoehling
Smith
Department of Justice
Southern Association
United States
Boston Police Raise Minimum Age to 25
Civil service commissioners announced the Boston police age limit is raised from 22 to 25 after the prewar 35 year rule. Following the police strike the 22 year limit was in effect, now with 900 candidates on civil service lists the limit returns to 25.
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Boston Police Department
Civil Service Commissioners
Edwin A. Curtis
Boston
Lmit
Civil Service
Seminiarians Leave for Rome to Study Priesthood
Four former Boston College students and one Assumption College Worcester alumna sail for France on Oct. 5 to study at the American College in Rome after a year at St. John's Seminary Brighton. The group includes Richard S. McShane Roy V. Cooney Francis B.H. Keegan and Ovide Chaput. They will tour Europe and visit Rev Dr George Reisacker in Lucerne before entering the American College in Rome on Oct. 25.
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Boston College
Assumption College
Worcester
France
American College
Rome
Italy
St. John's Seminary
Brighton
Cardinal O'Connell
Richard S. McShane
Pleasant Street
Malden
Roy V. Cooney
Pallen Street
Watertown
Francis BH. Keegan
Rockland
Ovide Chaput
Broad Street
Marlboro
la Havre
Europe
George Reisacker
Jesuit College
Lucerne
Switzerland
No-Accident Week Appeal Promotes Public Caution
Mayor Peters calls for No-Accident Week to spur safer habits after 469 Boston deaths in the year ending Sept 1. Experts say three four ths of mishaps are preventable and 3845 lives might have been saved. Massachusetts Safety Council leads the program with the slogan Dont Get Hurt for a unified city effort.
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Peters
Boston
Massachusetts Safety Council
Fifty three indictments returned by Hillsboro County grand jury
Manchester N H September 21 Fifty three indictments were returned by the Hillsboro County grand jury which sat in Nashua yesterday according to County Solicitor G I Hazelton There were three murder indictments all Manchester cases John J Mara and Robert M Currie were indicted for the murder of John W Putnam gasoline filling station proprietor and brother of Representative G Allen Putnam Panaziotis Pannagopoulos Peter Metropoulos and Peter Metros were indicted for the murder of Mrs Poulis last July Metros is still at large Arsene F Cluette was indicted for manslaughter in causing the death of 14 year old Clark Edwards near the Hooksett line as the result of a collision between Cluette s auto and the boy
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Manchester, N. Jr
Hillsboro County
Nashua
G. I. Hazelton
Manchester
John J. Mara
Robert M. Currie
West Side
John W. Putnam
G. Allen Putnam
Panaziotis Pannagopoulos
Peter Metropoulos
Peter Metros
Youthful Bates Leaves Stage for Boston University
Harold W. Bates, a young member of the Jewett Repertory School and actor in many plays, abandons Hampden Shaksperian prospects to attend Boston University. He registered in the College of Liberal Arts yesterday, saying goodbye to the footlights for four years.
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Harold W. Bates
Jewett Repertory School
Walter Hampden
Shaksperian Company
Boston University
Goodby
College of Liberal Arts
General Leonard Wood to retire and likely govern Philippines
Secretary Weeks presented President Harding with Major-General Leonard Wood’s retirement request effective October 5 and recommendations for his appointment as governor general of the Philippines. Since army officers cannot hold civil posts, Wood will retire to take the post, having served 30 years in the army.
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Washington
Leonard Wood
The
Philippines
Harding
Weeks
Army
Department
General Wood
Motorcycle Officer Injured In Dorchester Crash
Motorcycle Officer James Grace attached to the Mattapan station was badly injured yesterday afternoon when his bike collided with a truck at Capen and Evans streets in Dorchester.
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James Grace
Mattapan
Capen and
Evans Streets
Dorchester
Divorce Granted After Desertion in Salem Court
Mrs Margery Rice Means of Brookline was granted a divorce from William Gordon Means of Beverly in a jury waived Superior Civil Court session before Judge Bishop in Salem. She testified he deserted her in 1916 taking their three children and locking the home in Wenham while she awaited a wedding in Washington. The couple married November 14, 1907, and the decree provides Mrs Means an annual support allowance of $3600.
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Margery Rice Means
Brookline
William Gordon Means
Beverly
Superior Civil Court
Bishop
Salem
Washington
Wenham
Custody Arrangement Mentioned for Father
The text notes a custody plan granting the father sole custody of the children with exceptions only for occasional weekly visits.
Ironized Yeast touted as a vitamin tonic
Advertisement claims Ironized Yeast tablets restore strength and health for those weak or rundown. It highlights vitamins and organic iron as blood builders, notes long shelf life and sanitary packaging, and promotes 10 day treatments for a dollar from druggists.
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Roxbury
Dudley Street
Ah Chin
Warren Street
Hayden
Stelco
Summer Street
Packers
R.h.white Co
Arthur D. Little, Inc
Cambridge
A. B. Kirschbaum Co
Men's Clothing Dept
Seminarians
Richard
M'Shane
Cardinal O’connell
Gen. Wood
Mrs. Means
Ironized Yeast Company
Atlanta, Ga
Renable SP Vetamune Toric
Kuppenheimer
Hawley Streets
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