Longe on Denies Past Confessions in Hayes Case
The article covers Lange denying earlier statements that linked him and others to Hayes's death, claiming no murder occurred. He admits confusion over confessions caused by threats and pressure from the Wood Detective Agency figures and the Attorney General. The defense asserts Hayes died accidentally, not by murder, as cross-examination continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Wood
E. C. Brown
Wood Detective Agency
Boston
Archibald
Lange
Berwick
Hayes
Shonge
Wood Agency
Longe
Missing Paymaster Found by Post
The article recounts the disappearance and later return of former naval paymaster Lynam, once noted for bravado in Boston and on ships. He confessed a shortage of about $12,000 to $13,000 from accounts aboard the Pueblo and Chester, explained his flight, and said he would surrender to authorities after reuniting with family. He asked for a chance to clear the debt, while Jackson helped him obtain food and travel back toward Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Colonial Theatre
Lynam
Washington
Boston
Boston Post
Boston Papers
Sale
United States
Margaret Lyons
Apple Blossoms’ Company
Buffalo
N. Y
Boston A
U. S. S. Pueblo
Chester
Treasury Department
VA. S. S. Chester
Man denies prior sight of Hayes before body pulled from water
The man, squirming in his chair and mopping his brow, repeatedly contradicted earlier statements saying he had never seen Hayes before the body was recovered from the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Self
Hayes
Leaves Registry of Deeds After 64 Years
George A. Holmes of Waverley a deaf mute who served Suffolk County at the registry of deeds for 64 years ended his long tenure yesterday. He was presented with a purse of 100 dollars in gold by lawyers conveyancers and department employees, the gift accepted from Mrs Catherine Mulhall the registry telephone operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Holmes
Waverley
County of Suffolk
Holmes
Catherine Mulhall
Registrar of Deeds
George Bartlett
Catherine A. Mulhall
Hindy Shares Philotes of Prohibition Era City Life
Hindy the Post cat recounts busy days in Newspaper Row with Graveyard Tom, catnip chaos, and a playful feud with dogs. He denies elopement rumors, teases marriage, and notes stray bottles and a telephone book as unlikely hazards while mocking prohibition era antics and city gossip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graveyard Tom
Hindy
Tree Emblems Sought From States For Paris Memorial Park
A tree from Taunton's Hill Duxbury linked to Captain Miles Standish is to be sent to the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce. The chamber develops a memorial park honoring the heroic dead buried in France and asks each state to provide a symbolic tree emblem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tain’s Hill
Duxbury
Miles Standish
Chamber of Commerce of
Los Angeles
Chamber
France
Massachusetts
Local Irish Relief Receives Wide Boston Support
Joseph H. O Neil treasurer of the American Committee for Relief in Ireland reports steady contributions at headquarters. Donations include H P Hood & Sons Boston 100 Attorney W P Prime Boston 5 plus many individuals and parish groups across Boston and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. O'Neil
American Committee For Relief In
Ireland
Devonshire Street
Boston
H.P. Hood & Sons, Inc
W. P. Prime
David Marcovitz
Charles
Somerville
Mary Hoey
Elizabeth A. Gillis
Elsie Sheehan
Mary O’connor
John and
Catherine Sullivan
Thomas MacDonough
North Woburn
Charles E. Sullivan
Charlestown
St. Catherine’s Parish
North Chelmsford
Graniteville
Charles P. Heaney
Andrew J. Fitzgerald
Holliston
James B. Connolly
May N. Harris
Arthur’ Dolan
Frank F. Rogers
Clover Club
M. Enegress
Marlboro
Mass
L. B. Taft
Brunswick
Peter L. Flynn
Adams House
Mary Walsh
Concord Street
Martin Milmore
Tremont Street
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Ad Shirer
William H. Preston
Preston
Longé
Washington St
Griffin
Connemara
Griffin’s
Stetson
Geo. L. Griffin & Son, Hatters. and Furriers
Mors
BY Hindy
Old Hindy
Post
Newspaper Row
Casey
the Post
Harding
Laddie Boy
Catnip
Qneil
Frederick E. Boudreau
Stoneham
Edward Comeau
East Cambridge
Comeau
Welch Grape Juice Co
Westfield
New York
Graps Pelade ‘ the
Tap
Apeaspr‘ead
Talbot
Manhattan
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