Word: deverism
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Judge Edward A. Dever yesterday granted 24 students arrested in Thursday's "so called Harvard Squal demonstration" a continuance un next week. "In order to get them over with, cases will all have to be tried the end of next week," the judge to the court...
...each was represented by legal counsel present in the courtroom. Thompson then adjourned to separate chambers with the attorneys to arrange for continuance dates. Eleven of the men will be trial in the same court at 9 a.m. next Tuesday, though Judge Louis Green will probably be sitting, not Dever--The Massachusetts Governor's brother was the judge who presided over the first hearing last Friday...
Authorities indicated last night Judge Edward A. Dever brother of state governor who presided over week's hearing may try the students together instead of separately as many of the attorneys involved had hoped...
...done for the old club and for the state machine. Suddenly, Tobin thrust has head toward the audience. "I can state in all modesty," he declared, "that anything constructive that was done in the old club was my doing." The partyliners nodded. "I arranged to have Eleanor Roosevelt and Dever come here; the president vetoed it. I arranged for the Club to have a five-room office in the state department; the president vetoed it. Finally, I just stopped trying...
Judge Edward J. Dever, brother of the Governor of Massachusetts, found both guilty and sentenced them to a day in the House of Correction. Both promptly appealed and were released in $100 ball for trial in Superior Court...