Brines Killed in Auto Crash Near San Dingo
William Brines, acquitted in Miladelphia last January of killing Oliver C. Drewes, a Dartmouth student, is killed in a Sunday night auto crash near San Dingo California. Andrew Millward of Indianapolis also dies when his car crashes head on into a pile of trees while returning from Tijuana.
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San Dingo
Cal
William Brines
Miladelphia
Oiver C. Drewes
Dartmouth
Andrew Millward
Indianolis
Tia ‘Ana
California
Millward
Contested Will of Mrs J J Hill T 18 Million Estate
Ram sey County Probate Court to hear a will contest over the 18 million dollar estate of Mrs J J Hill widow of a Northwest railroad builder. Heirs clash over settlement while two separate administration petitions are filed. no sons at variance.
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ST. Paul, Minn
United News
Ramsey County
J. J. Hill
Pioneer Railroad
Northwest
Body of Coleman Found in No Woburn Pine Thicket
Police weigh murder or suicide in Coleman death near No Woburn. The 40 year old man, due to marry Miss Bertha Veno in 17 days, was found with two deep neck wounds and a blood trail. His razor was missing, and a large sum of Christmas money vanished. foul play is suspected amid puzzling clues.
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Coleman
Bertha Veno
Woburn
Coléman
Misa Veno
Vernon C. Stewart
Post
Pines
North Woburn
Charles R. McCauley
Barrett and
Carlin
McCauley
Patrick J. Sullivan
Chester Avenue
Sullivan
Frank Fortunato
Miss Veno
Mable Reilly
Washington Street
East Woburn
Sullivans
Fred de Marco
Harding nominates O'Toole as Paraguay minister
President Harding nominates William J. O'Toole of West Virginia to serve as minister to Paraguay. The nomination follows a Washington announcement dated January 8.
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Paraguay
Washington
Harding
William J. O'Toole
West Virginia
Somerville Fireman Injured by Ice Slip At Fire
Fire at 12 Vine Street causes $200 damage after water pipes explode near the kitchen stove. James J. Colbert of Hose 3 slips on ice and dislocates his right shoulder. he is treated at Somerville Hospital.
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Vine Street
Somerville
James J. Colbert
Mrs Matilda Riley Dies From Burns at Lynn Hospital
Mrs Matilda Riley aged 68 of 9 Cressey Place Lynn died at Lynn Hospital from burns after her clothes caught fire while near the stove in the kitchen. Her son James Riley was burned on the hands as he tried to wrap her in blankets and he was also hospitalized.
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Matilda Riley
Cressey Place
Lynn
Lynn Hospital
James Riley
Suspect Bomb Rumor Haunts Quincy Blaze Probe
In Quincy a blast shattered the window of Samuel Fusco’s shoe repair shop at 165 Water Street after he left for dinner. Police investigate whether a bomb caused the explosion, noting Fusco and neighbor Vincent Guillino sought to watch the place.
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Samuel Fusco
Water Street
Quincy
Fusco
Vincent Guillino
Woman's screams drive off Lynn burglar
Mrs. George Wentworth on 10 Stephen Street Court Lynn awoke to a man scratching in the kitchen. She screamed for her husband and chased the intruder, who fled through the kitchen window and down the veranda onto the street, taking two rings twenty two dollars and a purse with two dollars and thirty five cents.
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George Wentworth
Stephen Street Court
Lynn
Skunk Stole Minks and Scarfs Noted at Market
A terse market report lists stolen items including skunk fur items and various scarfs: mink scarfs with one and two skins, stone marten scarfs, taupe fox scarfs, and platinum fox scarfs. No suspects named. Items appear from fur dealers and retailers in a small-town market section.
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Brines
Drewes
Mrs. Hill
Francis H. Leggett & CO
Westa7th Street
New York,ny
Gremie
New York
Bopy
James Coleman
CK Froveey Co
Duvet de Laine
Pollyanna
Panvelaine
Andrea
Bo Dorr
Vermont
Tub
Houghton
Pt. Regi
Hamburg
Arthur E. Dorr & Co., Inc
Boston
Dorchester
Misses’ Coats
Ermenic
Franklin
Faille
E.T. Slattery Co
Tremont Street
Boston Common
Plase
Hudson
Mink
Alaska
Kolinsky
Tormerly
Specia
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