Windy City treasurer bail in $40000 theft case and Wakefield mirror link in Loud murder probe
The Wakefield murder case against Clarence W. Loud expands with a found painted mirror fragment and its identification by Loud. Police also report ongoing investigations and expected new developments as they pursue links tying Loud to Patrolman James A. Preston’s death.
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Clarence W. Loud
Melrose
James A. Preston
Wakefield
Nahant Street
Loud
Tufts
East Cambridge
Lynnfield
Preston
Dorchester Cashier Admits Longstanding Theft at City Hall
Thomas J. O Daly city hall cashier confessed a $40 000 shortage after admitting guilt over more than a decade of taking funds. He was arrested at his Dorchester home 11 Stockton street and released on 20000 bonds after booking at police headquarters. A large Sheriff Kelcher owned limousine transported him to the scene before dawn.
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Thomas J. O'Daly
City Hall
Stockton Street
Dorchester
Boston
Kelcher
O’daly
D A R Debates Special Honors for Fourth Child Mothers
At the Daughters of the American Revolution annual convention in Washington a dispute arises over a proposed resolution by Mrs. A B Johnson of Pasadena California. The plan would grant special recognition to D A R members who bear four children as a nod to sustaining the pioneer stock.
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Washington
America
A. B. Johnson
Pasadena
California
Resolution on Americanization and propagation of the race
The reading of the resolution highlighted by Mrs Johnson emphasizes Americanization through increasing the children of hardy pioneer Americans and praises the United States as offering ideal conditions. It declares duty of daughters of these men to use society influence to foster racial perpetuation.
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Johnson
Plans to vote on wage cuts spark railway dispute
Workers face a 2 percent wage reduction plan for Eastern Massachusetts street railway employees. Mass meetings in Chelsea and other cities will stage a referendum to be polled on the proposals. Officials prepare for potential strike action on May 2 and contemplate using strikebreakers while keeping service running.
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Maassachuetts Street Railway
Chelsea
Forer
Fidelity Trust Loan Linked to 1918 Legislature Inquiry
More than half a million dollars is said to have been loaned by Fidelity Trust Company for buying Boston Elevated and Massachusetts Electric stock. Lawmakers from the 1918 Legislature were cited as directly or indirectly involved, according to new evidence presented to a special legislative committee.
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Fidelity Trust Company
Boston Elevated
Massachusetts Electric
Special Legislative Committee
New Evid
Talamello Attacks Public Defender in New Haven Court
In New Haven on April 20 Peter Talamello, ordered committed to an insane asylum for 15 years, swung a crutch and struck Public Defender Charles Ford causing a painful wound. Earlier he allegedly shot his wife and wounded himself in the chest.
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New Haven
Peter Talamello
Charles Ford
Talamello
Death by Own Action Shocks Cudahy Family
Los Angeles reports that John P. Cudahy son of late Michael Cudahy died by suicide in his Hollywood home gunshot wounds. He had been under care for a nervous breakdown and had recently separated from his wife who left with their three children. This follows a 1910 incident involving Jere Lillis and past marital turmoil authorities note.
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Los Angeles
United News
John P
Jack) Cudahy
Michael Cudahy
Packer
Cudahy
Hollywood
Cudahys
Jere Lillis
Kansas City
Lillis
Herbst
Mystery Woman Sought in Loud Shooting Case
Police hunt a so called mystery woman linked to the April 9 night shooting of Patrolman James A. by Clarence W. Loud. Witnesses say a woman was in Louds auto during the incident as investigators pursue a solid lead.
Melrose Women Factor in Wakefield police inquiry
Preston in Wakefield centers on two Melrose women as police and county officials press ongoing investigations. Continued on Page 5-3d Column.
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Preston
Wakefield
Local anniversary notices and scattered historical references
The clipping lists today’s anniversaries and past events including the 1898 Spanish American War declaration, the 1913 Vera Cruz capture, and a 1915 German protest response. It also notes regional references to San Jacinto Hemet California and a 1 year ago railroad dispute over outlaws with seniority rights amid Mexican state secessions.
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Vera Cruz
Berlin
San Jacinto
Hemet
Cal
Hidalgo
Tlaxacala
Fair and cooler weekend forecast for New England and New York
The forecast calls for Thursday fair in Boston and vicinity with Friday showers and cooler temperatures. Eastern New York should see increasing clouds Thursday, with possible afternoon showers, and Friday showers and cooler air. Northern New England expects partly cloudy Thursday, showers Friday, and cooler. Southern New England stays fair Thursday with Friday showers and cooler conditions. A disturbance moving east-northeast from Nebraska will bring showers across regions east of the Mississippi within 86 hours, with generally mild Thursday and cooler Friday east of the Mississippi, except the South Atlantic states. Winds: Sandy Hook northward to Hatteras will be fresh southwest and south winds with fair weather Thursday. eastern sections will likewise see fresh south and southwest winds and fair weather Thursday.
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Washington
New York
New England
Vermont
Nebraska
Mississippi River
South Atlantic
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
The Old Farmer's Weather Prediction
The farmer forecasts fair and warm skies for today with a chance of unsettled conditions late tonight.
Post Exclusive Scoop On City Treasury Shortage
The Post publishes a front page exclusive detailing a city treasury shortage. The report claims to be one of the biggest stories in weeks and highlights the paper’s record for exclusive news and big headlines.
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Post
Sheriff May Face Contempt Over Ponzi Writ
Judge Fessenden warned Plymouth County Sheriff Earl Blake that refusal to obey a habeas corpus writ directing him to produce Charles Ponzi for arraignment could lead to contempt of court. The judge offered Blake a chance to seek a restraining order from the United States Court before any contempt sentence. An interesting question would then be presented.
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Fessenden
State Superior Court
Earl P. Blake
Plymouth County
Charles Ponzi
Suffolk Superior Criminal Court
Blake
Fire saves 70 year old woman trapped in Dorchester blaze
A fire at 32 Bullard Street Dorchester shortly after 1 am sent flames from the upper story. Patrolman Rush awakened the occupants including Miss Mary T McCarthy 70 who was carried to safety. Fireman Michael O'Donnell of Ladder 7 sustained a serious head wound from flying glass and was taken to City Hospital.
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Bullard Street
Dorchester
Rush
James W. Coyle
Edward L. Kiley
Mary T. McCarthy
Baseball Results From Yesterday in the National League
Results show New York and Boston 5 Brooklyn 4. Philadelphia 2 Cincinnati 5. St. Louis 4 Pittsburgh. Chicago 5. The scores reflect a mix of close games across the league with notable outcomes for multiple clubs.
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New York
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago
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