Word: attorney
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Hoar '09, former assistant attorney for Massachusetts, has been appointed the Commonwealth's special counsel in the $300,000 suit of Brighton Abbetoir for damages alleged to have results from the building of the Larz Anderse Bridge...
...Democratic Club will hold its first meeting this afternoon in Austin North at 3.30 o'clock. The Honorable Thomas J. Boynton, attorney-general of Massachusetts; Judge Thomas P. Riley; and J. E. Dewey '09, a former president of the club, will address the meeting, explaining the issues and work of the coming campaign and the work accomplished in the attorney-general's office. The main object of this first meeting will be to obtain volunteer political speakers for the campaign. Any men wishing to speak should see S. B. Hoar '15, Holworthy...
...Democratic Club will hold an organization meeting tomorrow afternoon in Austin North at 3.30 o'clock. The Honorable Thomas J. Boynton, attorney-general of Massachusetts; Judge Thomas P. Riley, and Judd Ellsworth Dewey '09, a former president of the club, will address the meeting. The main object of this first meeting will be to secure men to go on the stump for the party. Any men wishing to do this should see S. B. Hoar '15, Holworthy...
Twenty-four men offered their services to the Harvard Legal Aid Bureau. This bureau maintains an office in Central square, and legal advice is dispensed gratuitously to those people unable to engage an attorney. The following signed up from the third year class: R. G. Bosworth, E. G. Fifield, E. W. Freeman, J. Garfield, T. J. Hargrave, E. C. Kanzler, F. A. Nagel, B. Reiley, T. H. Remmington, H. Siefke, Jr., C. M. Storey, H. K. Urion, S. H. Wellman, and R. W. Wrus. The second year men who offered their services are: R. W. Baker, F. G. Blair...
...Cambridge, Mass., were elected to the offices of president, vice-president and secretary, respectively. Mr. Tener stated that last year the bureau maintained an office at Prospect Union, in Central square, where the members dispensed legal advice free to those clients who were unable to procure an attorney. He said that the Bureau had recovered $5,000 during the year, handled 203 cases, and that no case had been disposed of without a fair trial before the Board of Directors...