Contradictory Connolly forecast testimony in leak inquiry
The congressional committee scrutinized whether F A Connolly sent his Dec 20 peace note forecast to E F Hutton & Co. or via another route. Witness Joseph W. Becker contradicted Connolly, prompting executive session to decide on further probing including the Southern circuit wire hypothesis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Connolly
Washington
R. W. Bolling
Wilson
E. F. Hutton & Co
New York
Connolly
Joseph W. Becker
Hutton
Washington Wire
Becker
Sherman JL. Whipple
Whipple
Mr. Connolly
Henry
Dow-Jones
James B. Reilly
The
Wall Street Journal
Harold T. Johnson
Journal
Lewis B. Sterling
Logan & Bryan
Donald McMillen
Chicago
Reilly
Wilbur search widens for missing Palmer treasurer
Feb 1 Bridgewater reports a letter postmarked Palmer suggests Charles A. Wilbur is hiding in Palmer or Springfield as investigators intensify the manhunt. Two letters to Bridgewater merchants show bills paid while auditors found no town shortage, and officials fear the treasurer may be in a distressed state. The Palmer hotel stationery noted in the letter adds a clue, though no location is given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgewater
Palmer
Charles A. Wilbur
Springfield
Wilbur
Brockton
Search for Beacham in Ossipee Woods Narrowed to Trail
An all day search of Cotton Mountain and Cotton Valley by 30 snowshoeing men failed to locate Ernest Beacham the 38 year old livery operator who vanished January 12. His brother Elmer Beacham of Somerville Mass led the effort which will resume tomorrow. Beacham was last seen driving a horse bought in Rochester thirty two miles away. the horse and sleigh were found but Beacham disappeared with no foul play suspected.
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Ossipee
N. H
Cotton Mountain
Cotton Valley
Ernest Beacham
Elmer E. Beacham
Somerville
Mass
Beacham
Rochester
Opin
Public ownership urged to fix city streetcar woes
At a legislative hearing on street railways yesterday, supporters urged public ownership as the remedy for poor service. Lawmakers attacked private operation and pressed for state ownership, while street railway reps argued ownership alone would not improve conditions and urged lighter burdens on companies.
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Legislative Committee On
Boston
Haverhill Woman Dies at 97 Beloved Parishioner
Haverhill Feb 1 Mrs Honora Mahoney longtime St James Catholic Church parishioner and likely oldest woman in Haverhill died today at 38 Elm Street in her 98th year.
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Haverhill
Honora Mahoney
St. James’ Catholic Church
Elm Street
Old Boston attorney leaves Mashpee land for convalescent home
In his will filed yesterday Theodore H. Tyndale of Boston leaves 50 acres on Mashpee Neck to General George T. Cruft to establish and maintain a convalescent home for sick and aged in memory of his wife and her sister Mrs. Morgan. All Enneking paintings go to Cruft. Cooper Institute gets the rest of his paintings. Books and residue also to Cruft with a codicil directing Enneking portrait to the Social Law Library.
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Theodore H. Tyndale
Boston
Suffolk County
Mashpee
Mashpee Neck
George
Tyndale
Cooper Institute
New York City
John J. Enneking
Mr. Cruft
Enneking
Cruft
Social Law Library
Pemberton Square
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C.O.D
Mackinaws
Drig
Kersey Shell
Errouere, DL
Georges
Franklin
Congressional Committee
Lansing
Albert A. Snowden
International Securities
Snowden
Tumulty
Wilbar
Morse
Washington St
Col. Brattle
New England
Adams Square
Ion
York State
California
Union St
Elm St
Slade
Moxley
T. H. Tyndale
College of Business
Boston University
Deere
Walker Building
Boylston St
Cor
Clarendon
Back Bay
Everett W. Lord
Boylston Street
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