Horn Case Now Up to Canadians
Washington officials said the next step in Werner Horn's attempt to destroy a rail bridge at Vanceboro Maine must be taken by Canadian authorities before a United States commissioner in Maine. Extradition hinges on where the act occurred and will await Canadian action and State Department approval.
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Washington
State Department
Werner Horn
Vanceboro
United States
Maine
Cécil Spring-Rice
Smith
Horn
Canada
Prinz Hatzfeld
I of
Moore
International
Sherman
Bryan
Horn gets 30 days for property destruction in Vanceboro
Werner Horn pleads guilty to detonating an explosive under the Canadian Pacific bridge at St Croix River and damaging homes in Vanceboro Maine. He is sentenced to 30 days and to be surrendered to federal authorities for extradition to Canada as a hearing proceeds in Washington.
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Canada
Cecil Spring-Rice
George W. Ross
Horn
Canadian Pacific
St. Croix
Horace N. Kellogg
George H. Smith
Machias
Ros8s
Bangor
Washington Junction
Extradition Question Looms Over Horn Case From Britain
Legal experts debate whether the act of blowing up a bridge is political and thus nonextraditable. The Horn case hinges on intent to destroy private property and the link to Germany, with U S and British authorities weighing cases like Ornelas V Ruiz and Ezeta.
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Horn
Perisin Ling
Great Britain
United States
Ornelas
Germany
Two Held Up and Robbed by Gunmen
Bandits robbed a liquor store at 107 Beach Street owned by Charles L Richardson & Co. They forced Charles M Hollander to open the cash drawer and took about $70 before fleeing.
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Beach Street
Charles M. Hollander
Everett Market Robbery Ends With Narrow Escape
A holdup man in a gray raincoat and rubber hat brandished a revolver at 6 Broadway Everett, forced proprietor Charles Kalajian into the refrigerator, and stole $40 plus a $18.75 check from Joseph W. Torpey before fleeing up Chestnut street. Police sought the suspect with no arrest at press time.
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Charles Kalajian
Broadway
Everett
Burelor
Willian Gauley
Fairlawn Street
National Exchange Bank of Providence
R. I
Joseph W. Torpey
Status of Back Bay at Stake
The Supreme Judicial Court will decide if the Tennis and Racquet Club on Boylston Street can block a local auto dealer from operating a repair shop in a neighboring building. Franklin T. Hammond, master in the suit brought by the club trustees and the apartment-house owners to the east, has filed his report.
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Boylston Street
Supreme Judicial Court
Franklin T. Hammond
Growth of Boston Land Use Changes on Boylston Street
The master finds that ten years of city growth transformed mud flats into a mixed land market with residential restrictions loosening as business houses creep from Copley Square toward Massachusetts Avenue. Defendants contended keeping old limits would hinder urban expansion while the repair shop now operates with noticeable noise.
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Boylston Street
Copley Square
Massachusetts Avenue
Noise Nuisance From Nearby Work Causes Disturbance
The loud sounds of working engines hammering and sawing disturb residents on adjacent property, especially at night, interfering with their comfort and peaceful enjoyment of their homes.
Subscriptions Aggregate for Belgian Relief Fund Reaches $190,895
A list of yesterday’s receipts shows numerous contributions to the Belgian Relief Fund totaling 190,894.99 dollars. Donors include Josephine T. Merriam, Mary H. Dana, Towne of West Newbury, Mrs. M. T. Shumway, First Congregational Church War, and many individuals and organizations.
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Joseph H. O'Neil
Josephine T. Merriam
Mary H. Dana
Cambridge
Julia Goddard
Rhee
Edward L. Burgess
Henry B. Cabot
Sas
Henry C. Merwin
Wverett “Paine
Mass
M. T. Shumway
Orff's Corner Methodist
Wroghono MO
Tgretalen
First Congregational Church
War
Penna Co Ivalan
W. P. Richardson
Concord
Masa
Eudora A. Philip
Saas
Geo
M. Angier
Earle BE. Bessey
Howard M. North
John S. White
Waban
Marsa
Cornelia Horsford
William Crowther
Mary H. Buckingham
Cortlandt Parker
Washatade
Borene, Baron
Cis
Mary G. MacIntosh
Lasoll Doo
Lidge Pronence
Mary Ulouise Carty
Mary Augusta Mulliken
Pon OL SN
pAdenio Ko
Scares Burglar Found Climbing in Window
Mrs W. Clark of 30 Bellingham Street Belmont West Milford startled a burglar climbing into a first floor bedroom around 10:60 last night. She cried for police from a second floor window, and the intruder fled.
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W. Clark
Bellingham Street
Belmont
West Miverett
Box Manufacturer John Owens Dies After Furnace Incident
In Haverhill, John Owens, a Lynn-born box manufacturer, collapsed and died after shaking down his furnace. He had rebuilt after a previous Lynn factory fire and planned to enlarge his Haverhill plant, but a nearby school blocked the permit. His Newton venture followed a recent factory fire.
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Haverhill
John Owens
Owens
Lynn
Newton
Aldermen Targeted in Snowball Attack by Youths
A group of about 15 young boys in Melrose Ward 7 Precinct two pelted visiting aldermen with snowballs during a tour of the Middle sex Improvement Association quarters. Residents complained and called for an extra police officer after the assault, amid claims the youths tormented and made life miserable for the aldermen.
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Melrose
Middlesex Improvement Association
Funeral services for Rev Isaac Henry Packard at St John’s Watertown
Many Episcopal ministers attended the funeral of the late Rev Isaac Henry Packard in Watertown yesterday afternoon at St John’s Church. The service drew clergy from the diocese and local mourners.
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Tsaac Henry Packard
Watertown
Episcopal Diocese
St. John's Church
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South Boston
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Thomas F.ran
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Old South Bldg
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