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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1922
Page
4
An advertisement extols a masculine ideal and promotes Gude’s Pepto Mangan as a tonic to build red blood. It promises vitality, strength, and improved health for those weak or run down, urging daily intake with meals in liquid or tablet form.
In court Attorney John P. Feeney cuts in with rapid fire questions while District Attorney Saltonstall pauses between lines. The scene highlights Feeney’s machine gun like speed against Saltonstall’s more deliberate approach.
Clerk of Courts Ralph N. Smith is popular with newspapermen covering the Loud murder trial at East Cambridge. He is willing to provide information on filing motions and other technical matters.
Testimony stacks against the steel dock defendant as the Commonwealth presses for a verdict. Edward Willard of Ipswich describes a Ford sedan seen near Water Street around 9:15 p.m., noting two men in the car and close proximity to the scene. Police corroboration and aroused witness statements frame the day’s proceedings.
The Salem court recounts Libby’s sharp cross exam by Feeney about the murder night. Witnesses described a Ford sedan at high speed near Saugus and Wakefield, with several sighting details and a dog bark moment. The day included tense exchanges, a jury withdrawal, and a humorous dog bark exchange.
Testimony in the Loud murder case is recorded by two court stenographers working in relays. They dictate notes to phonographs to be copied by typists later, enabling a complete transcript shortly after court suspends for the night.
District Attorney Saltonstall said he hoped to file a brief today on whether a notebook found with Louds name and a woman's name should be admitted as evidence. He aimed to finish the State's case before week’s end.
Leverett C. Saltonstall joined the Commonwealth's prosecution at the Loud murder trial in East Cambridge, examining several witnesses. It marks the first time he has taken an active part in the state's case alongside District Attorney Saltonstall.
Clarence W. Loud rarely smiles and sits with crossed legs and clasped hands during the trial. He views proceedings through rimless glasses, wearing a blue serge suit with a white handkerchief showing, and shifts position by tucking a hand into his pocket at times.
Claiming to stop hair loss and thicken hair, this ad states a 35 cent bottle of Danderine can banish dandruff and falling hairs after a single use, with each hair showing new life and brightness.
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