Glover murder case linked to Hattie LeBlanc witness claims
George A. Freeman testified about his activities the morning after the Glover shooting. He described finding items at the laundry and how he avoided further investigation, while Mrs. Glover used strong epithets about her husband as his body lay in the home.
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Governor-elect Foss Captivates Cape Towns With 13 Rallies
Foss campaigned across Cape towns with 13 rallies, drawing over 1000 supporters in Barnstable area. In Dennis Yarmouth and Barnstable attendance varied, while last state election results showed Draper ahead in several towns.
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Dennis
Yarmouth
Barnstable
Eugene N. Foss
Cape
Henry Cabot Lodge
Wellfleet Pe
Draper. Foss
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Orleans Arta Pricer
Chatham
Harwich CG
Representative Norman White Leaves Provincetown at Sunrise
Congressman Norman White of Brookline departs Provincetown at sunrise in a brief observed movement. The early departure marks a routine constituents visit, with no incident reported.
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Brookline
Provincetown
Verbatim Evidence in Le Blanc Case
The Post publishes the complete testimony in the Le Blanc case each morning offering readers unabridged details of the day’s proceedings. It is the only newspaper providing the entire record verbatim.
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Le Blanc Trial Testimony Exposes Tense Courtroom Scene
Government witnesses describe a crowded courtroom and tense atmosphere as Hattie LeBlanc faces a murder trial. Mrs Freeman and Mrs Glover recall home events while lawyers seek connections to the case. Police guarded entrances as defendants await proceeding.
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Hattie LeBlanc
Hend up by boy robber in Somerville store raid
Lee Laverty aged 19 of 58 Newbury Street Somerville threatened death to hold up a store owned by Lewis Richardson of 215 River Street Cambridge. He fought officers during arrest, suffered head wounds, and was restrained with handcuffs and twisters after a pursuit through a rear door to Richardson apartments. Continued on Page 2-Fifth Column.
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Newbury Street
Somerville
Lewis Richardson
River Street
Cambridge
Laverty
Richardson Apartments
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Violent robbery at Richardson’s store ends with loot taken
Police describe Laverty as the most difficult suspect in years after he forced entry into Richardson’s store at about 9 PM. He threatened the young grocer, ransacked shelves, tossed weights, and emptied the cash till before fleeing, leaving Richardson terrified behind the case.
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Richardson
Weather forecast for New England unsettled later
Forecast for New England calls for fair weather Saturday with increasing cloudiness Sunday. Winds shift from moderate west to northwest and become variable as temperatures edge slightly.
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New England
Locke to buy out Harrix and lead Beston Nationals
Locke plans to buy out John P. Harrix and take charge of the Beston Nationals. Red Sox seek strengthening to assure a top division finish in 1911. Winsden High is favored in the Dhoss-season game though Providence Tech may upset. Moran agrees to meet Wolgast for a decisive finish fight. Yale players broadly back the new football rules under Foster Sanford. World bicycle sprinters clash in New York tonight.
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