Feeney Outlines Loud's Defence as a Perfect Alibi
Defense attorney Feeney laid out Loud’s innocence as a complete alibi in Wakefield court. He argued Loud was never at the murder scene on April 9 and that witnesses would show Loud rode alone, with no woman present, and that statements tying him to Lowell street were wrong. He promised to contest key evidence including a license plate, eyeglass fragment, and a witness report, ending with the claim that Loud did not shoot Preston.
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Wakefield
Feeney
Commonwealth
George B. Magrath
Boston
Loud
Lowell Street
Nathan A. Tufts
Pollard
Preston
Mr. Loud
Wolley
Chief Pollard
Smith
Foreman
Mitchell
Mr. Mitchell
Seabury
Bailey
Robie and Sullivan
Saugus
Castle Rock
Sullivan
Clarence W. Loud
Merrimac
Gilpatrick
Hay
Lynnfield
Stratford Road
Mr. Feeney
Main Street
Melrose
Chief of Police
Montgomery & Frost of
Vernon Street
Pole 13
Wakefield Station
Beebe Lane
Tufts
Vernui Street
Wireless calls for all police on pocket telephones
Chicago police will have pocket wireless telephones for officers patrolling the lake and streets. Two small devices fit in a pocket to receive orders from headquarters at all times. The system, used by secret service during the war, allows receiving messages but does not permit sending messages yet.
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Chicago
Secret Service
Ingenious Receiver Lets Officers Hear Messages In Coat Lining
An instrument with a receiver, tuned to headquarters, lets an officer hear his message clearly. Receiving antennae will be hidden in the lining of the policeman’s coat, enabling private and direct communication under the current system.
Rescue at Sea Ends With Three Alive and One Dead
The Boston fishing schooner Athena crewmen Lendley Malone Frank Purdy and J T Frazier survived a terrifying overboard moment after a wave swept them from the vessel near the South Channel grounds. Thomas Merchant was hurled overboard and did not survive, swept to his death as the ship returned to the Fish Pier with the others uninjured.
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Lendley Malone
Frank Purdy
J. T. Frazier
Boston
Athena
Fish Pier
South Channel Grounds
Thomas Merchant
Sinking of Merchant on the Athena Near Provincetown
The storm struck the Athena as she sought shelter near Provincetown. Fishermen Malone Purdy and Frazier were thrown overboard, later rescued. Merchant, 22, a native of Arichat, disappeared after going under the sea. Captain Edward Forbes led the crew in the rescue attempt as the vessel returned to Provincetown, where the crew mourned Merchant.
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Athena
Provincetown
Edward Forbes
Shermen
Malone
Purdy
Frazier
Mechant
Captain Forbes
Dory
Merchant
Revere
Arichat
C. B
Fremont Perkins Suicide Attempt In Danvers Lodging House
Fremont Perkins, 59, a roomer at 41 Poplar Street lodging house, was found in the bathroom with his throat slashed by a safety razor. Police say he was out of work and despondent, and they believe he attempted to end his life.
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Danvers
Fremont Perkins
Poplar Street
Editor Urges Co operation at Typographical Society meeting
Sher man Rogers of The Outlook urged cooperation over buck passing at the Franklin Typographical Society's 98th anniversary gathering in the Boston City Club. He, a former western lumberjack now in New York, urged labor capital harmony and rejected class hostility while noting ties to figures like Bill Haywood and top capitalists.
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Sherman Rogers
Franklin Typographical Society
Boston City Club
Rogers
Far West
Seattle
Bill” Haywood
Rockefellers
Morgans
Gen. W. W. Atterbury
New York
Mr. Rogers
B. F. Griffin
Boston News Bureau
L. M. Hammond
The
Transcript
Alvan T. Fuller
Wilson Quincy House
Stolen Bond Arrests Target Million Dollar Heist
Police and postal authorities seek a further arrest within 48 hours in a case involving bonds valued at more than 1 million dollars sold through Boston fences. Officials believe the gang’s brains operate in the city as they cooperate with detectives on a year long probe tied to bank messenger robberies and mail van thefts. The recent arrest of Benjamin Greenberg of Hull for possessing two stolen bonds tied to a Los Angeles heist is described as a small incident in the wider investigation connected to Nicky Arnstein.
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Boston
Allen
Benjamin Greenberg
Hull
Los Angeles
New York
Nicky’ Arnstein
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