Pied Piper Acquitted in Brooklyn Manslaughter Trial
Albert Bradhich a vermin exterminator was acquitted of manslaughter in the second degree for the deaths of Mr and Mrs Bremont M Jackson of Lawrence Mass at a Brooklyn hotel on April 26. The jury deliberated three hours after hearing an alleged confession about hydrocyanic gas traces found in the couple’s lungs.
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New York
Albert Bradigich
Bremont M. Jackson
Lawrence, Fass
Brooklyn
Bradhich
Patrolman Murphy’s Conduct Reported After Collision
A report alleges Patrolman Frank W. Murphy of 1 Mount Vernon Street Charlestown attached to Jay Street station attempted to in away after his car struck a man on Rutherford Avenue. Police Commissioner Tilson forwarded the matter to the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles Goodwin.
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Murphy
Frank W. Murphy
Mt. Verfon Street
Charlestown
Jay Street
Ruthford Avenue
Tilson
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Goodwin
Judge Weeds Deliberates in Libel Case Involving Riels
Superior Court judge weighs weeks of libel and cross libel claims between World War II veteran John J. Riel and his wife Frances Riel. Frances faces accusations of repeated association with amusement proprietor John Hurley Sr. while Hurley is accused of cruelty. judge views Hurley’s Revere property and witnesses describe Mrs. Riel in unconventional attire.
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Weeds
Superior Court
John J. Riel
Frances Riel
Coun
Riel
Gets 3 Months for Assaulting Woman
Wladislaw Ksowalski received a three month jail sentence in Nashua Municipal Court after a trial for assaulting Alexandra Tannawic of Hudson on June 17 as she walked to work at Jackson Mills. She said he leapt from bushes and struck her with a rock causing several cuts before fleeing. he was identified and arrested.
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Nashua
N. H
Wladislaw Ksowalski
Alexandra Tannawic
Hudson
Jackson Mills
Robin mother fools chicks at Highland Lake
In Winsted Connecticut a mother robin led young Rhode Island chicks at Schaghticoke and Highland Lake to worms during a weeks long encounter. A chick snatched a worm from the robin and she then hid a second worm by flying to her nest, proving clever feeding behavior.
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Rhode Island
Schaghticoke
Highland Lake
Mayflower Men Protest Over Expected Halifax Decision
Mayflower Associates of Gloucester threaten to withdraw the Boston fishing schooner Mayflower from fall international races unless Halifax cup trustees allow her entry if she wins the October 1 elimination off the Massachusetts coast. The American committee has allowed Mayflower and the Gloucester schooner Henry Ford to compete in trials to select the challenger for the Bluenose trophy. Owners fear Halifax and Gloucester groups may collude to discredit Mayflower and keep a Gloucester vessel as challenger.
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Gloucester
Boston
Fishermag
Cup
Halifax
Massachusetts
New Gloucester
Henry Ford
Gardener Arrested After Hugging 12 Workers en Route to Mills
Ernest Biers, 19, of Ridgefield Park New Jersey, was jailed on disorderly conduct charges after admitting to hugging and kissing a dozen girl workers traveling to a mill. Police say the crowd of 200 women formed around him until officer Lehman intervened.
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New York
West Hoboken
N. J
Huber Sik Mills
Iirnest Biers
Ridgefield Park
Poiceman Lehman
Biers
Lehman
Unidentified Girl Found Unconscious in Medford Street
A girl found unconscious on Salem street Medford late Tuesday night identified herself at Malden Hospital as Miss Frances Green of 10 Lowell street Boston She gave Russia as her birthplace and said the condition was caused by an epileptic attack which she suffers from before her release the next day.
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Salem Street
Medford
Malden Hospital
Frances Green
Lowell Street
Boston
Russia
Charges Against Two Men for Unlicensed Piggery Nuisance
Justice Moses S. Case to night hears charges against John Moxley and William Gilley for keeping pigs without a license and maintaining a piggery claimed to be a nuisance.
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Moses S
John 8. Moxley
William 8. Gilley
Court approves settlement after health board dispute on pigs
Counsel for the two men and the board of health reported an agreement ending a dispute. The court learned that the objectionable pigs had been disposed of and the premises would be closed or cleaned as required.
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Marblehead
Ance
Board of Health
Charge on Pig Keeping and Nuisance Filed
The charge of keeping pigs without a license was continued until Aug. 12 and the charge of maintaining a nuisance was placed on file.
Miss YoungSet Outdoor Days and Travel Guide
Miss YoungSet urges readers to explore the outdoors with new clothes and a pocket guide. A coastal to midwestern trek map set promises routes, places to eat and sleep, and running directions in a single wallet sized envelope for 50c at Stationary Store Winter Street First Floor.
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Canada
Washington
Michigan
Indiana
Winter Street
Paul Jones
Boston
Shepard
Nova Scotia
Alaska
Fire
Clocks Embroidered Stockings for Summer and Fall
Miss YoungSet offers full fashioned white stockings with clocks embroidered in brown black violetnavy. Heels toes and soles use risle for durability and tops are reinforced. Medium weight pair priced at 2.25 in Tremont Street First Floor.
What of the New Hats
Duvelyn Velvet showcases new hats blending metallic cloth with velvet fabrics. Craft details highlight fashion-forward headpieces and luster for the season.
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Duvelyn
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