Trial details swirl around Small murder case in Ossipee
The state opens its case in the murder trial of Frederick L. Small for Florence Arlene Small's death. Testimony describes a brutal history, threats, a burning cottage, and use of a pistol, strangulation, and blunt force. A later autopsy and evidence from neighbors and associates shape the narrative as jury selection and witnesses continue.
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Hill
Frederick L. Small
Florence Arlene Small
Florence Arlene Curry
Brooklyn
N. Y
Fayville
Southboro
Massachusetts
Smalls
Ossipee
Florence Arlene
Ossipee Lake
State
George D. Emerson
Neponset Man Endorses Plant Juice Remedy
A testimonial from J. A. Swinehamer of Neponset praises Plant Juice for curing long standing stomach trouble and rheumatism after a single bottle. The Plant Juice Man operates at the Houghton and Dutton Drug Department meeting locals daily to explain the product.
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J. A. Swinehamer
Holebrook Street
Neponset
Boston
Lodge
Houghton & Dutton
Fragmentary Note Describes Fire Hazard at Small Dwelling
A fragment notes substances at a small dwelling that could have prepared for a fire to start hours in the future. The unreadable text hints at dangerous conditions and potential ignition sources within the residence.
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Small
Smalls
Hill
No Decision by Spain on Peace Move
Paris December 28 The Spanish cabinet has made no decision on the government stance toward the peace movement. Premier Romanones denies reports that Spain has joined the American and Swiss notes, adding that once policy is set it will be immediately communicated to the country.
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Paris
Havas
Madrid
Romanones
Spain
Hungry man tries bold robbery in Back Bay
Desperate by cold and hunger Fred P. Sullivan aged 46 of 38 C street Pontiac R I attempted to break into the home of Francis Welch 58 Deerfield street Back Bay last night. He was stopped by Patrolman William Sullivan of the Back Bay station after initial entry attempts and was taken into custody.
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Fred P. Sullivan
C Street
Pontiac
R. I
Francis
Welch
Deerfield Street
Back Bay
William Sullivan
Prisoner Says He Sought Work and Skipped Meals
A brief chase ends with the capture of a prisoner who claimed he searched for work in the city, had no overcoat, and had not eaten in 24 hours. At the station house officers provided him a good meal.
Labor Union Leaders Presented with Gold Purses
P Harry Jennings president of the Boston Central Labor Union John Fen ton sergeant at arms Abe Pearlstein business agent of the Newspaper Wagon Drivers Union 259 and S Levin of the same union received gold purses and sets of resolutions at a union meeting at 724 Washington Street M J Driscoll gave the presentation speeches and the recipients responded.
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P. Harry Jennings
Boston Central Labor Union
John Fenton
Abe Pearlstein
Wagon Drivers’ Union 259
S Levin
Washington Street
M. J. Driscoll
Bars Ordered Closed on New Year’s Day by Licensing Board
The Licensing Board notified liquor license holders they must close on New Year’s Day, marking the first time the state recognizes the date as a legal holiday. The notice cites Section 6, Chapter 8 of the Revised Laws and clarifies all holiday liquor sale restrictions apply.
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Licensing Board
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Elizabeth Curry
Norma Curry
Frank Ferren
Mountainview
Edwin Conner
Moultonviile
Quincy
Mass
George Kennett
Edwin «. Conner
Alba School
Kives
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Harro Brand
Zee ‘Ata
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Harro
Harko
Washington
Florida
Telephone Beach
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Hollis Sts
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Chase
Butler
Kramer
Ermine
WHITE
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Mackinawsa
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