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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1921

Page

12

Mystery Woman Seen With Loud Near Transit of Wakefield Murder

Police identify a 25 to 30 year old woman in a blue suit seen with Loud near the crime scene and allege she may be the eyewitness and possible accomplice. Investigators cite an unbreakable chain of evidence linking Loud to Patrolman Preston’s murder while detailing car trouble, alibi questions, and multiple sightings with female companions.

Toist Wakefield Loud Charles T. Southwick Newburyport Turnpike West Peabody Southwick’s Castle Rock Wakefield-Saugus Town Line Preston Lynnfield Post Lowell Street East Peabody Fred M. Libby Charlies T. Southwick Newbury Street Southwick Harold J. Preston Elde Line Atlas Shoe Company C. W. Loud Harold Preston Arthur Legro Young Legro Boston Newburyport Nahant Road Saugus Nahant Street Howard Street Fred Mitchell

Gude's Pepto- Mangan Promoted Amid Crime Notes

An ad touts Gude's Pepto Mangan as restoring weakened blood for stronger energy. The text shifts to local crime coverage describing an alleged murder suspect, a Southwick portable antiques inquiry, and eyewitness accounts of a vehicle tied to a Castle Rock Nahant road case with neighbors hearing a dog bark as night falls.

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Unclear barking prompts neighbors to listen for cause

Mitchell described hearing loud, prolonged barking and hurried footsteps as neighbors tried to quiet a dog. He noted a low male voice and unusually high female voice speaking softly, but could not discern what they said. Continued on Page 14-34 Column.

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