Jury completes panel in Seery murder trial in Dedham
In Dedham a jury for the Seery murder case was formed after thirty two of forty six potential jurors were examined. The panel included John Noonan and William Pratt among others. changes were made when William Washburn was found related to a witness and Alvin Reed replaced him. The court discussed allowing views of the Seery house with photographs as evidence before the indictment was read and the Commonwealth opened.
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John W
Joseph E. Seery
Superior Criminal Court
Frank L. George
Hyde Park
George Washburn
Pratt
Washburn
Alvin T. Reed
Weymouth
John Noonan
Holbrook
William H. Pratt
Cohasset
Nathaniel R.williams
William Co. Earle
Crothier
Granville H. Ellis
Franklin
Frank F. Smith
Stoughton
Charles C. Smith
Sharon
Ephraim A. Snow
Quincy
Marriner
Albion B. Clapp
Wellesley
John Shannon
Bellingham
Frank W. George
William C. Earle
Grover
John Seery
Seery House
Harris
French
Joseph Seery
Ellen Seery
East Dedham
Robert O. Harris
Commonwealth
Art ist gives lectures and deaf treatment tour continues
Dr Wilson presents illustrated lectures to a large audience and offers free treatment for deafness. Patients include Mark Dunham 88 Auburn St Cambridgeport hearing a whisper after therapy, Paul Ottoson 72 Foster St Everett hearing whisper and speech, George Farnham 40 Essex St Cambridgeport hearing whisper and low talk, and Miss Sarah Morrill 203 Centre St Jamaica Plain hearing whisper after treatment. Office contacts and free examinations at 18 Boylston St Boston and 240 Fifth Avenue New York.
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Cambridgeport
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Foster St
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Centre St
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Boylston St
Boston
New York
Fifth Avenue
Roberts Replies Summary Against Being Barred From Seat
The Roberts investigation committee plans to begin evidence tomorrow and Roberts argues he cannot be forced to testify. He asserts constitutional rights, seeks to be sworn in as a member of the Fifty-sixth Congress, and asks the committee to halt proceedings to review his qualifications and due process rights. He contends sectarian protests lack basis unless guilt is established.
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Court hearing details Seery murder case with witness testimony
The commission reviews a murder case where death is possible. Witnesses describe the Seery house plan and neighborhood map, interior photos are objected to, and testimonies place John Seery with others on July 2 and near his home about 10:45. The defense cites due process and Utah disability amnesties.
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Frank W. Stetson
Seery House
Grover
John T. Barrett
Hyde Park
Mr. French
Peter McGuiness
John Seery
Seery
McGuiness
Lawrence J. McAuliffe
John
McAuliffe
Thomas J. Ratchford
Joseph Seery
Caraty
Joseph
French
Curb a Cold in One Day Offer
Laxative Bromo Gumine tablets promising immediate cold relief with a money back guarantee. W Grove's signature appears on each box. Available through druggists for 26 cents.
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East Boston swindler linked to bogus commission dealers
Olivier W. Roper, arrested in New York for fraud, tied to H. W. Colson and J. W. Harris in a noted New England scam. The group operated as a fake firm of commission dealers, using established names to obtain credit and ship goods from major midwestern suppliers. The scheme allegedly secured over $250,000 in flour through this method.
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New York
H. W. Colson
J. W. Harris
New England
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Free Treatment for Catarrh Offers Relief from Nasal and Chest Ailments
The Almyr Treatment is offered free for catarrhal conditions affecting the head, throat, and bronchial tubes. It argues catarrh is not a disease but a set of symptoms signaling other illnesses and lists questions to determine eligibility before December 16.
Swindlers Convicted in East Boston and Somerville Fraud Ring
Roper and two associates used false pretenses to obtain produce from New England merchants. They ran W A Holmes & Co at 121 London St East Boston and M A Burbank & Co at 383 Somerville Ave. Sentences followed convictions in East Cambridge with three years for Roper and Colson and two and a half for Harris after his bond was jumped. A separate NY case links Roper to Realty Corporation with alleged bogus titles and profits around $100,000.
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New England
Watts
Somerville
Menjon
London Street
East Boston
W. A. Holmes & Co
Somerville Avenue
M. A. Burbank & Co
A Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight Event
Colonial Associates present a cultural program in Cambridge Lower Hall at 631 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridgeport. The fragmentary dialogue alludes to social scenes and witty exchanges featuring politicians and social figures from contemporary newspapers.
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Colonial Associates
Cambridge Lower Hall
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridgeport
Catarrh Linked to Consumption Prevention Claim
The article argues that catarrh causes or predisposes consumption by creating raw, inflamed spots in the airways. It claims consumptives are catarrh victims and that treating catarrh prevents lung disease, with many treated patients not developing lung disease.
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Walle
Hart s Rainbow Over City as Polls Close
Election day weather features a dramatic rainbow seen after a morning tornado and a mild, sunny afternoon. Mayor hopeful Hart delighted in the sight as temperatures reached between 63 and 67 degrees with light coats discarded and crowds at bulletin boards.
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City Hall
Post
Weather Bureau
Shea
iClear
Ee Rikeshcekees
Clever Was Sanderson Faces Murder Trial in Court
Marie Butterfield Sanderson, charged with murdering her husband by ground glass in porridge, conducts a poised defense and pleads her own case with shrewdness. Prosecution and defense admire her wit, while the judge privately remarks on her calm, composed courtroom bearing. Her father stands by her, affirming her innocence.
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Marshall
Mich
Marie Butterfield Sanderson
Mrs. Sanderson
Maria Butterfield
Rudolph Sanderson
Taylor sworn in as Kentucky governor-elect in brief ceremony
William G. Taylor took the oath as Governor-elect in Frankfort. Governor Bradley urged repeal of the Goebel election law, calling for civil liberty and a swifter end to state turmoil. Chief Justice Hazelrigg administered the oath as defeated Democratic contestants filed notices of contests against Republicans.
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Frankfort
William
Taylor
Bradley
Hazelrigg
Isoterig Club Bouts Highlight Quiet Boxing Evening
At a special Ieoterie Club meeting last evening members enjoyed a boxing program prepared by manager Tom Maguire. Bouts included Fred Rogers vs Jack Higgins Jim Stone vs Charley Lynch Phil Brennan vs George Murray Spike Haley vs Jim Stewart and Frank Keefe vs Billy Frazier. Referee Hugh Long and timekeeper Ike Weir officiated as bouts ranged four rounds for the first and six rounds for the others.
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Ieoterie Club
Tom Maguire
Fred Rogers
Jack Higgins
Jim Stone
Charley Lynch
Phil Brennan
George Murray
Spike Haley
Jim Stewart
Frank Keefe
Billy Frazier
Hugh Long
Ike Weir
Opposing Views on a Point From Professional Medical Experts
A contrived classroom exchange features sharp divergence between two doctors on a single issue cited by the Cleveland Plain Dealer. A humorous quip notes a student questioning the feasibility of weaving a blanket of clouds as described in an essay.
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