Coleman Case Not Murder in Woburn Slaying
James Coleman, 45, special police officer for Merrimac Chemical, was found slain in a lot off Chester avenue North Woburn. Police say death was self-inflicted. Chief McCauley and Patrolman Fay led the investigation. Medical Examiner Stewart to file confirming report. Coleman faced financial embarrassment and a planned marriage to Bertha Veno, 20, of Woburn.
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James Coleman
Merrimac Chemical Company
Woburn
Chester Avenue
North Woburn
McCauley
Arthur Fay
Stewart
Coleman
Bertha Veno
Shopper Hurt In Store Window Crush At Fire Sale
Miss Jane Smith, a young shopper, was severely cut by a plate glass window after a crowd rushed into a Main Street store at a fire sale in Springfield. Police contained the rush as seven officers worked to prevent further injuries.
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Springfield
Jane Smith
Nine Hour Tenure as Bedford Police Chief Sparks Mystery
ONeal, appointed to a $1500 yearly Bedford police chief post, resigns after a brief nine hour term. He was located at home in Scituate and refused to discuss the circumstances, citing it as a personal matter. Acting chief George H. Petersen named while awaiting a new appointment amid local tensions.
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Gilmore
Boston
O'Neil
Scituate
State Constabulary
Framingham
State Police
O'Neill
Board of Selectmen
Legionnaires
Kenney
Lovejoy
George H. Petersen
Selectman
Petersen
British S Ram Ship Released After Detainment
Customs officials announced that the small British steamer Harbinger held at Eastport Maine would be released and allowed to continue from St John New Brunswick to Nassau BWI after discovering 300 cases of liquor in her hold posed no threat. The vessel had been detained on arrival Sunday for water and stores.
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Maud E. Gilmore
Florence E. Gilmore
Lynn English High School
Lynn
Maine
Gilmore
Eastport
St. John
N. B
Nassau
Dope Seized. Quinn Arrested in Morphe Morphine Raid
Dope seized a large quantity of morphine and five hypodermic needles during a raid on Moreland Street. Robert H. Quinn, 26, was arrested and charged with possession after Sergt. Horton and Patroman Mason led the raid yesterday.
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Robert H. Quinn
Sergt. Horton
Patroman Mason
Ot Moreland Street
Ingenue Ursula O'Hare Puts Dream Of Writing Ahead Of Stage
Boston born Ursula O'Hare, ingenue of Irene in the Shubert Theatre production, reveals a writer’s ambition between scenes. She notes the American public’s discriminating taste and growth toward musical plays with a clear narrative arc.
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Ursula O’hare
Boston
Shubert Theatre
Trene
To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Brom Quinide
An old advertisement promotes a laxative tablet named Bromo Quinine with a signature by KE W Grove. It lists the price as 80 cents and urges quick relief from a cold.
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W. Grove
Educated musically at the New England Conservatory of Music
Miss O Harel is described as educated musically at the New England Conservatory of Music, with about two years of formal study noted in the record.
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New England Conservatory of Music
O'Hare
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Montreal
Wm. H. Kane
Lynn Police
Bank
Post
Market Street
James J. Donohoe
Boston Trust Company
Insurance Company
The
Vocalion
Aeolian
Vocalion CO
Boxsten St
N.Y.V
Bedford Police
Dope
DE M Or S Tea
Irene
Conservatory
Fred Stone
Jack O’lantern
Miss O’hare
Aina Si
Boston Temple Place
Marvella
Pollyanna
Kashmir Radient
Wondora
Orlando
Veldyne
Altona
Panvelaine
Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta. Ga
Manakee
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