Varney Jury to Visit Scene of Crime Today
The Varney case moves to a field view of the Keyes home Brookline as jurors finalize selection amid heavy scrutiny. District Attorney Katzmann explains the purpose and cautions jurors, who will inspect the dining room where Mrs Keyes was shot on June 19 as the trial hinges on circumstantial evidence.
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Varney
Miss Varney
Louis A. Cook, Jr
Katzmann
Philip O’connell
O’connell
Norfolk County Grand Jury
Franklin T. Hammond
Hooper
Keyes
Kenwood Street
Brookline
George C. Keyes
Pauline
Last Chance to Enlist Before December 15 Draft Draw
The article outlines that by December 15 the selective service net tightens and registrants lose the option to choose a service branch. It explains five draft classes, exceptions for medical and certain professions, and rules on notice, reporting changes, and penalties for missing the seven day filing window.
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Navy
Maine
California
Alaska
Florida
Marine Corps
Jury in Varney Case Drawn from Local Community
Henry A. McCarthy of Bellingham farmer 31 married John R. Parker of Norwood clerk 44 single James T. Kinna of Braintree foreman 46 married Appointed foreman Otto L. Schubert of Plainville jeweller 33 married Louis Rosa of Franklin machinist 36 married Lawrence R. Donance of Milton motorman 52 married Harry C. Bates of Cohasset laborer 51 divorced Frank N. Davis of Foxboro florist 65 married Chauncey Dyer of Holbrook mechanic 35 married Arthur A. Bishop of Brookline collector 49 married John M. Henry of Medway shoeworker 44 married Everett N. Bray of Brookline manufacturer 30 married
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Harry C. Bates
Cohasset
Ventleman No
Frank N. Davis
Foxboro Florist
O’connell
Davis
Varney
Henry A. McCarthy
Bellingham
John R. Parker
Norwood
James T. Kinna
Braintree
Otto L. Schubert
Plainville
Louis Rosa
Franklin
Lawrence R. Donance
Milton
Foxboro
Chauncey Dyer
Holbrook
Arthur A. Bishop
Brookline
John M. Henry
Medway
Everett N. Bray
Jury to view Brookline Village distance to Keyes home
A murder jury will visit the neighborhood to learn distances and will be taken to Brookline Village to gauge its distance from the Keyes home. The jurors slept in the grand jury room and will remain there through the trial with adjournment from 6 to 10 this morning for views.
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Brookline Village
Keyes
Oscar Capen
Albert Fales
Draft Changes Expand Eligibility and Registration Rules
Exemptions and discharges are revoked and all registrants now qualify. Those in the draft range 21 to 30 inclusive. Provost Marshal Crowder confirms that those aging into eligibility after the new regulations will be drafted. Congress, convened yesterday, must decide if new material will receive the enlistment window before compulsory drafting.
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Marshal Crowder
Army
Navy
Marines
Canada Victory Loan Surpasses 400 Million
In Toronto a mass meeting announced that Canada's subscription to the Victory loan will exceed 400 million dollars. The figure was presented as a major public support milestone in the national war financing drive.
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Toronto
Wee
Canada
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Selec
Capen
State Motor Corps
Endicott
Norfolk County
Norfolk
William H. Parker
Unitarian
Dedham
Louis A. Cook
Eliot W. Remick
Peter L. Litchfield
Quincy
Charles A. Webber
Needham
David F. O’connell
Worcester
Daniel P. Callaghan
Webber
Wilton A. Pond
Pond
Venireman
Parker
Elmer E. Staples
Boston
Staples
Veniceman
Lawrence R. Donahoe
James Kinna
Bray
Mr. Katzmann
William P. Hooper
Surgeon-General
Medical Department
Fletcher
Chas. H. Fletcher
York Crry
Nashua
N. H
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkham
Dexina Martin
Bowers Street
Lydia E. Pinkhams
Paris
Pictorial Review
Jordan Marsh Company
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
Farmers’ Bulletin
Penick & Ford, Sr
New Orleans
Lus Rew & Walls Yd
de Batya
Wincarnis
Norwich
England
Coleman & Co., Ltd
Royal Army Medical Corps
S. S. Pierce Co
Warren S. Witherell Co
John Gilbert, Jr
New England States
Edward Lassere, Inc
U.S
West 23Rd Street
New York
U. S
Boston Post
Cuticura
Harton
Atay
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