Manster Blames Woman Pigeon For Chicago Capture
Harry R. Manster a state lifer who escaped seven months ago with Herman L. Barney and Charles Ward returned to Charlestown prison. He blames a Chicago woman stool pigeon for his discovery and arrest, a mysterious figure seen at the Little Bohemia hiding house on Chicago’s West Side.
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Boston Burglar Monster Talks Of Flight From Law
The notorious Chicago burglar and slayer known as Monster arrived in Boston from Chicago on the Twentieth Century Limited. He describes hiding in a Charlestown house cell and planning escape routes through Lynn Salem Portland and Buffalo before heading toward Chicago. He recounts hunger strikes and misidentifications while noting guards and police.
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Two Boys Drown After Ice Breaks Near West Boylston
In Easthampton two boys aged 8 and 9 died while skating on thin ice near the West Boylston villa. Stanley Busiek and Sigmund Jankuls were pulled under by the water and drowned. Firemen recovered both bodies. their parents survive.
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Boston Men Held on Liquor Charge
Two Boston men Cologera Rotondo aged 32 of 6 North Street and Guiseppe Maniscaler aged 28 of 416 Hanover Street were arrested for transporting liquor and 106 gallons seized in an auto truck valued at $2000. They claimed delivery to a Lawrence party and will appear in Federal Court in Boston tomorrow.
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Man shoots mother in law at Northampton home
Harold B. Lewis, 24, fired two shots at his supper table injuring Mrs. Planche Craft, who died later at Dickenson Hospital. Passersby Leroy Chilson and Arthur Brian overpowered Lewis and alerted police.
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Actress Hazel Cox Granted Divorce in Providence
Hazel Cox known as Rae Cox and star of the Passing Show was granted a divorce from Andrew J. Branigan in Providence. She testified Branigan neglected her while earning 65 dollars a week and cited a Brooklyn graft scandal and five year Paris Island sentence tied to his conduct.
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Inquiring Reporter Voices Views on Worth of College Education
War veteran William Gallagher and four Cambridge area residents share strong opinions on whether college education is worthwhile. They stress education as a lasting asset, personal growth, and preparation for life beyond work while noting sacrifices and costs. The piece also reports on House debates over a large appropriations bill, the Emergency Fleet Corporation, and potential Mussle Shoals nitrate plant funding.
Residents seek end to LL train dispatch at Everett terminal
Maplewood and Linden residents push to halt sending cars out as LL trains. They cite Linden line delays of 20 minutes and fumes at the station. They want Everett terminal starters to use the block system showing train progress from Sullivan Square to Everett yards.
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Plans to cut down Civil Bill on Shipping Board
In a House opening debate on the sundry civil appropriation bill Chairman Good declared no funds would go to the Shipping Board. He urged behind the scenes moves to force sale of the board’s plant and equipment. A club event will observe year’s end and new year with guests including prominent district women.
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D A R Regent to Visit Numerous DAR Chapters
Mrs Franklin P Shumway state regent of the Daughters of the American Revolution outlined her schedule of engagements for the month visiting chapters across Massachusetts The itinerary includes New Bedford Attleboro Newburyport Boston Milford Brockton Brookline and Lexingon with events ranging from anniversaries and luncheons to receptions and committee meetings
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Catholic Club Whist Party Set Tonight
Fifty prizes will be contested at the Catholic Club of Dorchester annual reunion tonight at Roman Memorial Hall Meeting. The event features a whist competition among club members in a social gathering.
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Scranton Breweries Seized Over Unlawful Beer Content
Five large Scranton breweries and one in Wilkes-Barre have been seized by internal revenue agents for selling beer with unlawful alcoholic content.
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