Strangler Clue Emerges in Augusta Murder Case
Deputy Sheriff Fred Brown says a key lead centers on a man Worcester saw with the victim near Augusta. Worcester describes a about 40 year old man with sandy facial hair seen riding with him and using a Augusta barber shop to trim a beard, with leads pointing toward a Cony House headquarters. The jury verdict cites death by unknown parties and Major Hartnett leads the coroner's inquiry as investigators pursue a strong hint.
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Juvenile Firebug Accusations Escalate in Italian Quarter
Chief Fire Inspector Rice and Officer Murray visited Rosa Paraguas, a 17 year old Italian girl accused by a juvenile gang of firebugs of starting fires in the Italian quarter, but were told she was out of town on vacation.
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Fire youths accuse Rosa Paraguas as leader amid town uproar
Yesterday the Post reported that a group of boys allege Rosa Paraguas led several fires and funded kerosene purchases. Police found her mother Mrs. Paraguas at a small general store residence. the youths Domenico Frogoni Thomas Mullaney Harry Gould William O Neil and Francis B Young aged 13 to 18 will face arraignment tomorrow.
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Medford Church Fire Sparks Spontaneous Combustion Debate
State fire marshal inspectors question two of three local fires in Medford last Saturday. They suggest the Methodist Church blaze may have been spontaneous and the Glenwood fire station blaze caused by smoking in a hay loft. Cushions renovated with naphtha raise ignition concerns. Some fire chiefs doubt the spontaneous theory.
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Four Year Old Lena Gregson Injured in Ice Wagon Incident
Four year old Lena Gregson narrowly escaped serious harm after attempting to reach a piece of ice from the back of a wagon on her Charlestown street yesterday. Authorities investigated the accident and reported no further injuries.
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Boston Post art contest sketches praised and prizes expanded
The Boston Post reviews student sketches based on Aug. 21 and 22 plans calling some entries clever and original. It notes overall improvement since Sunday's plan and announces three prizes for boys and three for girls, with first to third places in each group.
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Suits Survive Following Charles C Sanderson Death
Dedham reports the death of Charles C Sanderson at 76 does not halt ongoing legal actions tied to his 1904 marriage to Carrie M Johnson. His daughter Ella Chase and Mary OBrien suit for 8000 dollars each. guardianship and estate conservatorship were established in 1904 with appeals and a May injunction restraining the wife from encumbering property.
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Trains Crash at Watertown Shuts Open Switch Incident
The 4:10 outward local led by Engineer Thomas Redingburg collided with an empty freight car after passing an open switch west of Union Market station. No serious injuries but passengers panicked and two crewmen suffered facial and hand injuries while the switch was left open during yard work.
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Weymouth Man Wins Bride After Difficulty
William Howe of South Weymouth Massachusetts and Miss Anna Skidmore of Buffalo New York were married in Bloomington Illinois today The couple had a long engagement broken by relatives then renewed after meeting by chance at the world’s fair last fall and today’s ceremony sealed the union
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City Hospitals report two heat prostrations yesterday
Two residents were overcome by the heat and hospitalized. W. T. Kerr of 198 West Brookline Street was taken to City Hospital, and Timothy Lyons of 980 Western Avenue Lynn was prostrated and admitted to City Hospital.
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Mrs. T. F. Melody Dies in Newton Hospital
Mrs. Thomas F. Melody sister of Waltham police chief McKenna died after a brief illness at Newton Hospital. She leaves her husband four daughters and two sons. Funeral from St Bernard's Church West Newton Thursday at 9 AM. She supported St Marys Aid societies in Waltham and Newton.
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Day of Death in Lowell Claims Three Young Lives
Aug 23 Lowell reports two adults and a child killed in separate accidents. James McGee, 38, died after a runaway horse collision and wagon wheel crush. Frank McEnaney, 5, drowned in the western canal while his brother Mark, 7, narrowly escaped the same fate. Rudolph Michaud, 10, likely fatally hurt after a fall from a building roof.
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Mayor Collins Goes on Vacation After Labor Day
Mayor Collins will depart for vacation following Labor Day and does not plan to comment on his mayoral candidacy until his return. He states he will remain in touch with the party machine during his absence.
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Boy Dies On First Ride Of New Bicycle In Waban
In Waban on August 23 a 9 year old boy Charles K Crain son of Mr and Mrs Arthur M Crain died from injuries after a fall during his first ride on a new bicycle He died in his mothers arms as mourners describe the family as grieving deeply with the loss of their only son.
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Fitzgerald Addresses Ward Committee Chairs on Voter Lists
President W. T. A. Fitzgerald urged a thorough overhaul of voting lists at a noon meeting of ward committee chairmen in the Democratic city committee rooms. Attendance seemed small as many chairmen were out of the city.
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Cambridge Police Committee Session At City Hall
A Cambridge police committee meeting was held at City Hall last night. Five witnesses testified including Chief Pul en, Patrolmen Bresho and Powers, and Inspectors Neilor and Deehan.
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