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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1922

Page

9

Wakefield Murder Trial Reveals Duel Challenge Claims

In a tense Wakefield courtroom the defense seeks to prove Officer Preston was confronted and challenged to a duel before his murder. Witnesses describe a Ford sedan near Beebe Lane with a figure in a wide brim hat seen by multiple onlookers as the trial unravels dramatic testimonies.

Vian Preston Rénton John P. Feeney Ree Ein Salton Robert WB. Harper Guntere Wakefield Wealth Trefethen Feeney Wakefield Square Edward M. Seabury Fitney Saltonstall Seabury Robert Harper Beebe Lane Harper Loud Feehey Brown Bailey Fred Libby Weman Ford Beebe Cisones Feeney Lowell Street Vernon Street Beebe's Lane Montrose Attorney Feeney Wakefield Lake Mr. Seabury Albion Main Streets Lakeside Chandler Main Street Gates Mr. Preston Beebe’s Thada

Mrs Loud Kisses Husband In Court Amid Trial Tangles

Testimony describes Mrs. Loud kissing her husband in court before proceedings and details a witness recounting a car incident with a number 20 plate as the case continues. The scene includes cross examinations by District Attorney Saltonstall and notes of police officers' involvement.

Feeney Harper Saltonstall Edward M. Seabury Attorney Feeney Mrs. Loud Husband Seabury Mr. Seabury Preston Gates Tufts Smith Ury Mr. Saltonstall Commonwealth Brown Bert l L. Hatley Frederick M. Libby

Plan to Raise Public Forest Lands in Maine Seeks Broad Support

Augusta Maine plans seek private and public participation to fund a vast forest purchase through a century long bond program. The Maine Forestry Association endorses a gift fund backed by school children and adults, with Kendall of Bowdoinham leading the effort and Governor Baxter supporting forest preservation goals.

Augusta Maine Forestry Association Maine Tdot Memorial Forest Benjamin Franklin Boston Franklin Park Franklin Institute W. B. ‘Kendall Bowdeinham New England House Kendall John Francis Sprague Dover Sprague Journal of Maine Blaine Wiles Samuel T. Dana State Forester Grace H. Thompson Bangor Maine Federation of Women’s Clubs Percival P. Baxter

Court Officer Jones Guards Entrance as Trial At Dock Concludes

Court officer Jones stands at the entrance door during the proceedings at the dock while Clarence Loud’s aide Somerville, J Willard Jones, remains near the steel door and keeps watch as the session ends.

Jones J. Willard Jones Somerville Clarence W. Loud Loud

Women show keen interest at Loud murder trial opening

At the East Cambridge court opening for the Loud murder trial two young stylish women drew attention among spectators. They leaned forward during evidence, yet refused to give their names to reporters and photographers.

East Cambridge

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Prom Fesney Gage Asme Thisipost Defence Mystis Robert BE. Har Warren Libby N Union Salnstal Bosm Lee Preston Libby Aid Pollard Wakefield Police Department Robert EB. Harper Robert E. Harper American Oil and Gasoline Company Wakefield Centre Mass Lowell Streeet Lake Pine Grove Mr. Feeney Matin Street Jim’ Preston Utr Fee Harpers Geer Lowell Chiteee Gine Ay MR Feengy Gastonstalds Chief of Police Mems Mr. Abby Chief Pollard A. Neo Mr. Kendall Joseph T. Brooks
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