Lewis Defends Mrs Mohr as Healis Murder Case Is Prosecuted
Boston attorney Charles W. Lewis passionately rebukes the state case against Mrs. Mohr, arguing the police used torture-like methods and false confessions. He claims drivers Brown and Spellman are innocent, stresses motive and evidence flaws, and blames George Rooks and the press for shaping the narrative in the Bar rington murder trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Victor Brown
Roxbury
Rooks
Brown
Spellman
George W. Healis
Mr. Lewis
George Rooks
Dr. Mohr
New England
Lewis
Congress
Samie
Healis
Mohr
Little Brown
John B. Edwards
Henry Spellman
Colored Defenidants
John J. Fitzgerald
John Jones
Mr. Robbins
Miss Burger
Barrington Ad O'Neil
Providence
Mr. Phillips
O'Neil
Ahearn
Wallace
Robbins
Brown and
Miss Stevenson
Beelzebub
Ananias
Sapphira
Miss Mueller
Mrs. Mohr
Defense recounts brutal coercion by ONeil in Mohr case
The speaker accuses ONeil and Healis of coercion and murder, detailing repeated drugging and threats to Brown and others. He rails against witnesses and press coverage, calls Healis a liar, questions alibis, and argues Mohr’s innocence implies the defendants’ innocence.
Woman Claims Hindoo Secret Ends Hair Woes
An advertisement seeks readers to contact Mrs. Frederica Hudson of Attleboro Massachusetts promising a Hindu method to remove facial and body hair without electric needles. It claims her husband saved a Hindoo soldier and touts British noble connections to entice trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederica F Hudson
B. Bronson
Attleboro
Massachusetts
Mrs. Hudson
Healed by Cuticura Soap and Ointment
A petitioner reports severe eczema on the scalp and ears improving after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The writer, B A Snow of Plymouth Street Massachusetts, writes of itching, blistering and hair loss before quick healing in a few weeks, dated October 15, 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Snow
Plymouth St
Mass
Lewis Attacks Driver as Murderer in Barrington Case
In a heated argument Lewis labels the driver the real murderer while vowing Mrs. Mohr’s innocence. He declares the Barrington Washington road incident a fate driven tragedy and says all evidence supports a theory beginning with George Rooks. He notes Rooks was examined by state attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Brown
Spellman
Barrington
Washington Road
Spruce
Mr. Lewis
George Rooks
Scalp Troubles Endanger Hair Promptcare
Skin disorders causing scaling and severe itching are treated with Poslam. The ad promotes Poslam for scalp and body use, claiming healing and cleansing effects. Poslam Soap is recommended for daily use in toilet and bath as a sample request option directs 4c stamps to Emergency Laboratories in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West 25Th St
New York City
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William F. O'Neil
Foreman
Monahan
Monahan the
Tarbot
Mrs. Serpst
Serpst
Henry Serpst
Mary Serost
Charlie Mohr
Barrington Road
Hindoo
Cuticura
Dept. T
GIA RE Des Health
French Lick
French Lick Springs
cLorn
the All
Canal St
John Doug
Fletschans &Schman Yeast
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