Postmasters Plead Guilty in Embezzlement Case
George M. Allen and Wilber Thorne, postmasters at Highland Lake and Houghton, pleaded guilty to embezzlement charges from federal grand jury indictments. Thorne received 9 days in jail and a $500 fine plus costs. Allen was fined $200. Henry W. Curtis received a no bill in the murder case at Togus Soldiers' Home.
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Wilber Thorne
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Houghton
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Henry W. Curtis
Martin Gibboney
National Soldiers’ Home
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Auto Hits and Kills Woman in Gloucester
Mrs. Margaret Hooper 65, widow, was fatally struck at 7 p.m. on Prospect Street near Pleasant Street by an automobile owned and driven by George W. Woodbury. Police report Woodbury did not see the pedestrian until impact and cannot explain how the accident occurred.
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Margaret Hooper
George W. Woodbury
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Pleasant Street
Salem Antique Dealer Ends Life in Attic Action
Francis W. Nichols, a longtime Salem antiques dealer from a prominent family, killed himself with a shotgun at his home on 4 Carpenter Street amid health-related despondency. He was in his 70s and ran an antique shop at 73 1/2 Fed-eral.
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Francis W. Nichols
Carpenter Street
Nichols
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