Tufts Lied Allegations Shadow Barney Allen Case
State officer reports attack on District Attorney Joseph C. Pelletier over a bill to bar the Attorney General from grand jury proceedings. Allen claims gubernatorial chances rise if Barney is pardoned after years in confinement. Northampton house occupant hints at suspected political moves behind the surrender arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Joseph C. Pelletier
Suffolk
Pelletier
India
Suffolk County
Soffolk
Charles Ponzi
Attorney-General
Senate
Hlurlburt
Jiurwitz
Dandruff Cure Ad Claims Bold Hair Rescue
A pasted testimonial touts a dandruff remedy as a sure cure dissolving scalp flakes with four ounces of ordinary liquid arvon. It promises relief from itching and silencing of the scale, claiming dramatic hair improvements and easy access at any store.
Manhunt of Barney ends with return to State prison
The article recounts the 1920 manslaughter conviction of Barney for the murder of a Chelsea police officer tied to auto theft. It details his escape from Charlestown State Prison on May 26, 1920, subsequent movements, and the investigation by District Attorney Tufts of Middlesex County with Inspectors O Halloran and Bresnahan. He was eventually returned to prison after police efforts and a confidential exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurlburt
Attorney- General
Barney
Tufts
Middlesex District Attorney’s Office
Warlburt
Charlestown
Alier
Allen
Commonwealth
Mr. Hurwitz
Massachusetts
Suffolk
Middlesex
State
Presse
Curtis
Henry T. Hurlburt
Essex County
Justice
Bates
Department of Correction
Monster
Coolidge
Middlesex County
Haramond
Northampton
Stumburt
Jerman Barney
Suffolk County
Chelsea
Hills
Flarney
Greenfield
Stephen Bresnahan
Cambridge
Sdward P. O'Halloran
Newton
Earl
Herman J
Doherty
Herman L. Barney
O'Halloran
State Prison
Ife
Boston
Arlington
Brattleboro
Commissioner of Correction
Mr. Tufts
Manster
Commissioner of Corrections
Halloran
Furnes
O’halloran
Vermont
Attyr Glen
House of
Savy
Stephen A. Bresnahan
Bresnahan
One Meisse
Meisse
Frank Smith
Fleming
Police Department of
Gome
Pany
Devens
John P. Cower
Cower
Inspector O'Halloran
Papes Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement urges readers to use Pape's Cold Compound to relieve cold symptoms. It claims a dose every two hours, with three doses often clearing nasal congestion and head symptoms. The product is sold cheaply at drug stores and requires no quinine.
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Cox
Brattlepore
Suffolk District
Grand Jury
General Court
Nolle
Greater
The
Rive
Tull
Pape
James
Women's Salt Shop
Fifth Foot
Tony Iy Lug
Ne Nee P Dan OP
Bayer
Leonard
Broomfield Street
Vartan Dedeian
Nantucket
the Leonard Galleries
Bromfield Street
Meyer Jonasson Co
Tremont and Boylston Sts
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