Inspector Lynch Dies Suddenly After Illness
Police Inspector Thomas J. Lynch died at his home after a two week illness from pneumonia. He was nearly 50, Boston born, survived by a widow and no children, and left a record for detective ability unsurpassed in local criminal history.
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Thomas J. Lynch
Blue Hill Avenue
Boston
Remembering Inspector Lynch A Star Of Boston Police
The Boston police remember Inspector J Lynch as a top detective in Division 9 who solved arson crimes, forest hills bandit cases, linked killers to a higher judge, pursued gunmen like Meakin, and captured criminals across Europe and New York. Chief Inspector McGarr praised his intelligence, diligence, and knack for solving high profile cases.
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J Tynch
Boston
McGarr
Lynch
Tom
Tom Lynch
Forest Hills
London
Methuen
London “Bobbies
Austria
Ullman
New York
Europe
Meakin
Columbus Avenue
Vermont
Lowell
Hartford
West
Tracy
Pedler Cohen
Springfield Street
Gaston
Tufts Professor resigns Somerville Forum chair
Professor Clarence R. Skinner of Tufts withdraws from the forum chair amid criticism of invited speakers. Scheduled talks by Rev. Harry Ward and Professor Nathaniel Schmidt are canceled and replaced by Mrs Heatrice Forbes Robertson Hale and Professor Blakede of Clark University.
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Clarence R. Skinner
Tufts College
Skinner
Harry F. Ward
Boston University
Nathaniel Schmidt
Cornell University
Social Service Committee
Forum
Heatrice Forbes- Robertson Hale
Blaksdee
Clark University
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