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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1919

Page

12

Three Men and Child Shot in Malden Home

A 42 year old man Tony Lambrano fired seven shots from a 22 calibre revolver at a Malden home injuring three men and a four year old boy. The men were shot in the left shoulder and the boy in the abdomen. The assailant fled and remained at large. The victims were taken to Malden City Hospital where the men’s injuries were not considered serious while the boy’s condition was critical.

Malden Tony Lambrano Malden City Hospital

Malden family shooting ends with Marine hero tale

In Malden a gunman Tony Lambrano shot three men and a boy during a family gathering at 149 Pearl Street. The wounded include James Marsenelli and James Marsenelli Jr. The attacker fled. Marsenelli's son would be shot by a stray bullet. The assailant is Marine Corps deserter Arthur E Abbott alias William Haskell now promoted to sergeant.

Marine Corps William Haskell 6Th Regiment of Marines Argonne Toul Chateau Thierry Marne Soissons Suffolk Pelletier United States War Department Dolphin Grady Navy Department William H. Haskell Arthur E. Abbott Arthur LE. Abbott Abbott

Embezzler Returns as Hero of Marines Revealed

The embezzler, previously unknown on the first page, is now revealed to have served as a hero of the Marines. Details of his past offenses and subsequent actions are disclosed.

Marines

Doctor to Examine Dead 10 Year Old Helen Dailey

Medical Examiner Timothy J. Leary will review the remains of Helen Dailey of 204 Vernon Street Stoxbury who died after falling ill at City Hospital. She had asked to watch a movie earlier that day. Authorities suspect a prior skull fracture from a fall a year earlier may be involved in the death.

Timothy J. Leary Helen Dailey Michael Dailey Vernon Street Stoxbury City Hospital Kh Jsital

Hyde Park Fire Ruled From Overturned Stove at 33 Rutledge Road

An overturned oil stove caused a lively Hyde Park fire at 33 Rutledge Road shortly after 11 pm. The home of William S. Swain sustained about 1200 dollars in damage. The piece ends with a humorous exchange between two pupils about a dancing master’s views on progress.

Rutledge Road Hyde Park Williams. Swain

Edwards calls liquor move a bluff in New Jersey

Newark reports Governor-elect Edwards plans to push a beer and light wine bill while preserving prohibition era licenses. G Howland Munroe of the Anti Saloon League calls the move a bluff as Edwards argues the legislature supports reform. Edwards insists a wet majority exists in both houses.

Newark N. J Edwards New Jersey G. Howland Munroe New Jersey Anti- Saloon League

Edwards Promise Bluff Faces Dry Law Challenge

Munroe says Edwards seeks to honor campaign promises by challenging the constitutionality of the dry law. He doubts Republican Legislature support and notes the Anti-Saloon League stays aloof aside from possible brief by Wayne Wheeler. Expect Supreme Court ruling soon before Edwards acts. we deem the bluff unserious.

Edwards Munroe Anti-Saloon League Wayne Vs. Wheeler United States Supreme Court

Edwards Not Bluffing on Light Wines in New Jersey

Governor elect Edward S. Edwards says a bill legalizing manufacture and sale of light wines and beers will pass soon after he takes office. He will also urge a suit to challenge the federal dry amendments as unconstitutional, asserting New Jersey’s rights to regulate intrastate traffic.

Department of Excise Edwards New Jersey Senate Assembly Atlantic Passaic Hudson Essex New York Edward S. Edwards Jersey City

Train Hits Auto Injuring Nine on Running Board

A train struck a car on the running board injuring nine people. The car’s engine was running as the train halted, causing the collision.

Commercial Show Off Canceled As Flynn Bout Falls Short

Reports from Trenton New Jersey on Dan Flynn versus Al Reich were unsatisfactory so the Commercial A C canceled tonight's tournament. Flynn was to fight John Lester Johnson of New York in a 12 round main bout and no substitute could be found. The next show at the club is scheduled for January 2.

Abbott Navy Department John Grady The Dolphin Grady Marines Washington Trenton N. J Dan F. Flynn al Reich New York A. C Flynn John Lester Johnson

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