Clergymen Plead for O'Meara in Boston Governor Visit
A Boston clergy delegation plans to meet Governor Foss to seek the maintenance of Police Commissioner O'Meara. Ministers deny a unified church body authorized the petition, saying some signers acted without church approval and asserting authority varied by denomination.
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Boston
O’meara
Tosay
Herbert §. Johnson
Thomas van Ness
Second Church
Unitarian
George F. Durgin
D. D
Bromfield-Tremont Streets
Methodist Episcopal
Hugh Maclellan
First United Presbyterian
Adolph A. Berle
Shawmuttional
Cortland Myers
Tremont Temple
Dr. Myers
Johnson
Warren Avenue Church
Mr. Johnson
Walter Calley
Jamaica Plain
Foss
Stephen O'Meara
Herbert Johnson
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
A.A. Berle
Shawmut Congregational Church
Allan A. Stockdale
Union Congregational
Woman Is Killed by Man She Spurned
A woman was murdered by Haddad after she refused his advances in a Syrian store. Two boys witnessed him flee into the woods, and neighbors report seeing him nearby as police pursue the trail with bloodhounds. An autopsy is planned while mourners view the victim at Hall's undertaking rooms.
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Tom Smith
Charles Rogers
Haddad
C. H. Oliver
South Street
Quincy Avenue
Burris
Fleeing Syrian man shoots Mrs. Fares in Quincy street
Aizar Haddad alias Jack George, 28, a Syrian living in the United States, killed Mrs. Liza Fares on South Street Quincy while she wheeled a baby in a carriage. Haddad followed her after sending his wife and children back to Syria and fled the scene. Susan Kourey and another child accompanied the victim at the time.
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Aizar Haddad
Jack George
United States
Syria
Liza Fares
Camden
N. J
Frank Burrill
Quincy
Haddad
Louis Restelli
Moses Haddad
Main Street
Nahen Haddad
Quincy Avenue
Barry
Abraham Fares
Liza Salim
Roon
America
New York Shipbuilding Company
Liza
Sarah
Rose
Annie
Gibad
Murderer Haddad Seeks Syrian Woman in Camden Shooting
A man confronts a Syrian woman on Arnold Street and fires a revolver after she resists his demand. Police hunt Haddad and suspect he fled into hidden areas while linked relatives face disappearance and shelter suspicions. The case ties to Abraham Fares and a disrupted marriage with Haddad connected to ongoing restraining orders.
Fares and Haddad Associate in Fore River Works Incident
The text notes Aizar Haddad joining the same Fore River Works gang as Fares after arriving in Quincy with his wife two months earlier. Haddad and Fares did not speak to each other. The Fares family resided at 66 Cyril Street while Haddad lived nearby at 154 Sumner Street with Simon Nahos. Haddad often skipped work and followed Mrs Fares.
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Fares
Cyril Street
Haddad
Sumner Street
Simon Nahos
Mrs. Fares
Vast Quincy search for Haddad fails to trap killer
Inspector McKay led a 25 man posse through woods near the murder site but found no sign of Haddad. Sightings were few and fleeting near Quincy Avenue and the Fore River Works. Police checked Brockton, East Weymouth, Hingham, and nearby Syrians camps with no results, amid hopes he may have fled or self harmed.
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McKay
Haddad
Quincy Avenue
Fore River Works
Quincy Point Bridge
South Street
Quincey Avenue
Fore River Shipbuilding Works
Quincy
Brockton
East Weymouth
Rockland
Old Colony Railroad
Hingham
James
North Abington
Restelli
East Braintree
Weymouth
Will Rogers and Joe Wiggins Held for Grand Jury in Kidnapping Case
Las Vegas New Mexico April 12 Will Rogers confessed kidnapper of his nephew Waldo Rogers and Joe Wiggins ex convict through whose arrest and confession Rogers was captured today waived preliminary examination and are held for the grand jury Wiggins pleaded guilty but Rogers pleaded not guilty despite his written confession last night They were moved to the Santa Fe penitentiary to avert possible citizen violence Rogers plans insanity as his defense New Mexico lacks kidnapping statute so case to be prosecuted under common law
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Las Vegas
N. M
Will Rogers
Waldo Rogers
Joe Wiggins
Rogers
Wiggins
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Wiggin
Elks Home Destroyed by Fire in Boston District
Fire at the Elks home on Beacon Street caused extensive damage to the wine cellar and adjoining rooms. About 30 to 40 members, plus staff, fought the blaze with extinguishers before Chemical Engine 1 and multiple units arrived. Several workers lost clothing in the basement, and crowds gathered as fire crews contained the flames.
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Relief Hospital
Thomas D. Sheehan
Peter B. Flynn
Daniel J. Rice
Henry B. Bogan
Charles KE. Davidson
Paul Muckemnstrum
The
Elks
James Connors
Herbert Conley
Hannah Connolly
John Thompson
Fred Somers
Eugene Moriarty
George Donley
Fox
Beacon
Somerset Streets
Pemberton Square
Court House
Boston City Club
Beacon and
Boston Y. M. Co. A
Fire Destroys Club in Water-Filled Blaze
Firemen fought the rear of both buildings after water flooded the club interior. Officials suspect a defective basement electric wire started the fire though the exact cause remains unknown. Two prior small fires in the structure were linked to faulty wiring. Loss estimated at 20,000 dollars.
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Mallalieu
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Hanover St
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Braintrees
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Michelin
Aone
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Quickly
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Antlhe
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James J
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Brookline Street
Malden
Bradford
Hyannis
James M. Bradford
Ida L. Bradford
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Market Street
Joseph L. Muldoon
St. Columbkine’s
Division 14
Algonquin Tribe of
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Cohasset
Beechwood Street
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Mary
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A. Ella Devin
Kendricken
Mosebey Street
Dunn
East Boston
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Decatur Street
Oak Hill
Gloucester
Mass
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Annah
Charles P. Ensworth
Chelsea Street
Etta
Adams Street
Sarah G. Etta
Griffith
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Cecilia Griffith
Hanna
Revere
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William Henna
Chelsea
Pleasant Street
Church of the Immaculate Conception
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A. Judean Holt
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Doren
Maverick Street
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Ann
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McCoy
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Prospect Street
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Doherty
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Elias A. Millsberry
East Bixth Street
Murray
Ellen Murray
Jeremiah Murray
Cross Street
Holy Cross Cemetery
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Waltham Hospital
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Emma Neville
F. McMahon
Normile
Roxbury
Francis Normile
Maverick Square
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Owen Rees
M. J. Kelly
K. of
L. White
Edward M. J
Daniel White
Harrison Avenue
Elatives
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
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J. Newman & Sons, Inc
Tremont St