Bound Over For Attack On Hillman Island Falls
Freeman Nadeau of Patten is held for the grand jury on murderous assault charges in the case of Deputy Sheriff Harold C. Hillman reported missing after Dec 21. Bail set at 5000 as authorities seek motive tied to liquor seizures. Evidence is circumstantial with alibi and witness testimony about Nadeau’s movements.
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Freeman Nadeau
Patten
Harold C. Hillman
Nadeau
Hillman
James Kallerhan
Kallerhan
Cadets Open Winter Dances at Armory on Columbus Ave
The Second Promenade Concert and Dance of the First Corps Cadets winter series drew nearly 500 attendees at the Columbus Avenue armory. Lieutenant-Colonel Franklin J. Joy attended, with music by the First Corps Cadets Band and dancing until midnight. The arrangements committee included Lieutenant F E H Clapp as chairman and several sergeants and corporals across A B and D Companies.
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First Corps
Armory
Columbus Avenue
Franklin J. Joy
F E. H. Clapp
W. J. Battilana
Joseph G. Corey
Russell T. Hatch
William L. Carroll
David B. Keniston
Harold F. Barber
E. Melville Hill
Benjamin L. Knapp
Weston B. Flint
Case Against Brown Closed
The case against Small Loan Supervisor E. Gerry Brown was closed last night after Lieutenant-Governor Barry found Brown's reputation for honesty intact. Barry said the Council united on Brown's honesty though there were differing views on the evidence about office conduct. Governor Walsh would decide in a few days. The Council also reviewed charges against Commissioner Fred H. Walker of Animal Industry.
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Walsh
Manchester
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Fred H. Walker
Moulton Heads New England Greeters Convention
LeRoy D. Moulton of Portland takes the top post as president of the New England Greeters Association at its fourth annual convention opening at the Somerset Hotel. Clarence J. Murphy of Manchester and Harold V. Wilson of Lewiston are among the officers and candidates receiving strong support in what is expected to be a close election.
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Manchester
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Lewiston
LeRoy D. Moulton
Portland
Greeters of America Convention Opens in New England Leaders
The convention led by Le Roy D. Moulton of Portland rid with plans for the year and a push for national presidency. Harold V. Wilson of Lewiston announced goals and the event moved toward an election for president with candidates Ivan C. Hight Clarence J. Murphy and George R. Bush.
General R. H. Hall Retired and Dead
Brigadier-General Robert Henry Hall U S A retired died in Chicago at 77. Born in Detroit he entered West Point from Illinois and graduated in 1861. He rose to captain in the Civil War and later commanded Fort Sheridan before becoming brigadier-general of volunteers. Survived by wife and two sons. funeral at West Point on January 1.
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Robert Henry Hall
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Illinois
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Scrofula Promised Relief with Hood's Sarsaparilla
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a powerful treatment for scrofula and other humors. It credits forty years of testing and urges readers to get the medicine today, highlighting its blood purifying roots and herbs.
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