Soldiers Depart On Eight Day Furlough After Armory Muster
General packing up at South Armory as troops begin eight days furlough. April 28 set for mustering out. Officers finalize muster out rolls while doctors clear men for departure. Losses and rifle accountability spark parade cancellation. Washington pay policy adds March pay and extra foreign service pay. Major Eldredge hosts a theatre party at the Cae Square.
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Weaver
Swift
Foster
Washington
Eldredge
Cae Square
Croker ends plan for municipal probe amid Mazet exposure
New York April 20 Richard Croker said no retaliatory inquiry by a city committee would follow Mazet Assembly disclosures. He pledged Tammany would keep a dignified stance and refrain from probing private affairs or pressuring members. Rumors of an exam into Examiner Moss and his $38 000 property purchase after nine months as police commissioner circulated. Moss dismissed fears and warned that further investigations would be pursued more vigorously.
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New York
Richard Croker
Mazet Assembly
Croker
Mazeters
Platt
Tammany
Tammany Committee
Examiner Moss
Moss
Mysterious Death Probe Hears Arsenic Questioned
Detective Dunham and State police pursue Dr. Daniel G Tremblay case in South Framingham with slow progress. Professor Wood discusses cumulative arsenic effects, noting fatal risk if doses are large and frequent, and cannot confirm Sunday ingestion could kill by Thursday.
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State Police
Daniel G. Tremblay
South Framingham
Wood
Post
Roxbury Arcanum Council Honors Thom F Crosby Before Move
Roxbury Council 1007 Royal Arcanum held a reception for Past Regent Thom F Crosby prior to his departure for Springfield. Crosby served as regent for three years from 1898, later appointed deputy grand te ent and assigned to Chelsea and Lowell councils. Regent James M Ryan presented Crosby a gold headed cane.
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Thomas F. Crosby
Springfield
Brother Crosby
Chelsea
Industry Council
Lowell
James M. Ryan
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