Fisher Murder Plot Forces Move After Boston Killing
Eugene L. Fisher, a Naval Reserve man, was slain by his wife Marie in their Columbus Avenue room. Marie Fisher, 20, was charged with murder and jailed as investigators probe motives and ongoing marital strife. The body was sent to Turners Corner, Maine, for burial amid family drama and police efforts to unravel the sequence of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene L. Fisher
Naval Reserve
Boston
Marie
Lfe
Fisher
South End
Pon Fisher
Squantum Shipyard
Columbus Avenue
Carey
McDonald
Unidentified man found dead in Nora Torrey School vestibule
Medical Examiner John C. Frazier to perform autopsy on an unidentified man found last Monday in the Nora Torrey school vestibule South Braintree. The well dressed man, about 30, six feet tall and 160 pounds, carried a loaded revolver and had clothing marks cut out to hide identity. Police believe death by own action and describe him of Jewish appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Frazier
Weymouth
Nora Torrey School
South Braintree
25 Dollar Suits at KF Gray Co Today and Saturday
The KF Gray Clothing Co at 64 Washington St corner Hanover St offers 1000 men and young men suits in blue green brown and oxford flannels tweeds and serges with military style waistlines. Special prices today and Saturday at 14.90 and 17.40. open tonight until 9 p m and Saturday until 10 p m. A dense clipping includes political remarks on England Ireland and America and a discussion of the Ulster question and Ireland's independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KF. Gray Clothing Co
Washington & Hanover Sts
F. Gray CO
Washington St
Hanover St.adrt
Tribute to Cardinal O Connell by Irish freedom leader in Boston
The Rev. Peter Magennis praises Cardinal O Connell as the era’s greatest man. He lauds his New York address of December 10, 1918 and calls for Wilson to honor self determination. State officials and Irish envoys attend, with discussions on war aims and prisoner treatment in England. Troops seize voters noted in ad context.
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England
Adriatic
Wilson
Paris
Germany
Roger Casement
America
Peter Magennis
Friends of Irish Freedom In
Cardinal O'Connell
Boston
Stars and Stripes
Europe
New York
Jeremiah Carroll
Lucifer
Curran
Patrick J. Mellody
Jean Mellows
Ireland
Dr. McCarton
Flanders Files for Divorce in Suffolk Court
Mrs. Hazel W. Flanders of Brookline seeks divorce from her husband Sergeant Lewis Flanders. She alleges cruel treatment on Sept 1, 1918, in Brookline after a long era of prior legal actions including a 360 000 alienation suit in Norfolk.
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Hazel W. Flanders
Brookline
Lewis Flanders
Back Bay
Sharon
101St Engineers
France
Suffolk Superior Court
Sergeant Flanders
Flanders
West Pratt Woodbridge
William B. Woodbridge, Jr
Mr. Woodbridge
Columbian Life Insurance Company
Cliftondale
Erin will not quit says Irish envoy before 1000 at Franklin Union
Dr Patrick McCarton, Republican Congress envoy from Ireland, told about 1000 listeners that Ireland must gain recognition as a free nation before any settlement. He spoke on the need for Ireland’s freedom and independence before government and world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M’carton
Erin
Ireland
Patrick McCarton
Republican Congress
Franklin Union
Ireland Votes Against Conscription and For Republic
English troops arrested 95 men and three women during Irish votes on conscription and independence. The detainees were jailed in unsanitary cells without trials and later released without explanation. Two died in custody, pneumonia and influenza. Resolutions urged U S recognition of the Irish republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
United States
Bars may close in city for parade afternoon
Liquor dealers forecast closing all barrooms tomorrow from noon to 6 p m amid parade preparations. Meetings of the Liquor Dealers Association and Hotel Men's Association are scheduled for 11 o'clock at the Elks Home and Room 913 in the Colonial Building to decide the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liquor Dealers’ Association
Elks’ Home
Hotel Men’s Association
Colonial Building
Growth of thrift movement in Massachusetts insured care
The Savings Bank Life Insurance Department meeting at the Hotel Westminster reported rapid formation of sickness and death insurance associations. In eight months 3700 employees joined, with employers matching employee contributions to fund benefits of five to ten dollars weekly. Notables present included Jacob Ritzer Fred Greenwood George Wigglesworth and Dr Malcolm Seymour among others.
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Westminster
Savings Bank Life Insurance Department
The
Commonwealth
Justice Brandeis
U. S. Supreme Court
United States
David I. Walsh
Alice H. Grady
Grady
Miss Grady
Jacob Ritzer
Fred P. Greenwood
George Wigglesworth
Charles H. Jones
EF. Alexander Chandler
Judd Dewey
Malcolm Seymour
Ervin R. Hurst
Germans Turn Back Red Cross Train Near Warsaw
German frontier guards halted an American Red Cross food train to Warsaw at Landsberg on the Warthe and searched for ammunition. They threatened to fire if it continued. the train returned to Freiburg and planned another route to Warsaw. The American commander has invoked the American Peace Commission.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Zeitung Am Mittag
Landsberg
Red Cross
Warsaw
Freiburg
Fhas
Peace Commission
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Marie O. Fisner
Lewiston
Eugene
Posner’s
crTy
Hall Ave
Washington ST. and
Avery ST
Ulster Question Camouflage
Ulster
Limerick
Limerald
Isle
Adamson
Mrs. Flanders
Dame, Stoddard CO
Franklin
Savings Bank Insurance Department
U.S
Lie
Societies For the Prevention of
Women’s New
Serge
Styles
Filene’s
Big Brother
Sam Brown
New Capes
Gabardine and
Bolivia
Serge Dolmans
Foulard
Shantung
Filene's
Filenc
Filene’s—mail
Silvertone
Capes
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