Light and Shade on Mohr Murder in Providence Court
The Healis testimony dominates day in Providence as cross and direct examinations progress. Healis emerges as a pivotal State witness, detailing the death scene and surrounding events in a measured, calm manner. Judges warn leavening laughter. crowd sizes surge as sessions extend and court officers maintain order.
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Providence
George W. Healis
Healis
Fitzgerald
Harrison's markdown sale coats and rat fur collar
Advertisement for coats at 75.00 and natural northern rat fur with a Persian lamb collar. Imported broadcloth shell offered. Located at 662 672 Washington Street corner Beach in Harrison's markdown sale.
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Harrison
Washington Street
Corner Beach
Harrison Company Great Markdown Sale in Boston
Discounted outerwear and imported Scotches featured at Harrison Company's sale on Washington Street. Overcoats priced around 35 dollars and scotch at 17.50, with silk and satin lined options. Store hours extend to 9 p.m. during the event.
Harrison Company's Great Markdown Sale at 662 Washington St
Overcoats priced from 30.00 and 14.50 for Chesterfields, ulsters, and three-quarter lengths. Velvet collars and silk satin trims offered in a grand sale. Location at 662-672 Washington Street, corner Beach.
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Harrison Company
Washington Street
Corner Beach
Promised Murder Car and Atlantic City Plans Revealed
Healis testifies at Providence murder trial describing a promise from Mrs Mohr to take the car and sell it after the crime. She allegedly planned a two week trip to Atlantic City with her children and niece while Healis would secure a good job.
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Healts
No Court Session Saturday Cited. Mrs Mohr Plans Quiet Weekend
Deputy sheriffs to evict anyone caught laughing aloud hereafter. As last week, there will be no court session Saturday. Mrs. Mohr has planned quiet Saturday and Sunday at her home, with few consultations with her lawyers. She sat calmly through the day's proceedings and gave no display of emotion.
Opening of the Orpheum Theatre Draws Large Boston Crowd
State and city officials and many representative men and women of Boston filled the new Orpheum last night. The 3200 seat venue sold out with hundreds turned away as vaudeville and five reel film “The House of Tears” featured Emily Stevens in a mother and daughter dual role.
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Boston
Orpheum Theatre
New blouse styles to appeal to all women featured
Beautifully illustrated in full color, the upcoming Sunday Post showcases new blouse styles. The colorful designs aim to attract a wide audience of women with varied tastes.
Curley Fires 17 Public Works Employees in Economy Move
City Public Works unit sheds 17 staff including division engineer Frank A. Mellin nes and depot clerk Joseph W. Swan as part of a sweeping efficiency overhaul. Mayor Curley and Commissioner Murphy defend the action citing budgetary relief and future changes.
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Curley
City Hall
Public Works Department
Joseph W. Swan
Frank A. MelInnes
Sewer and Water Department
Salcombe Street
Ward 24
Edward C. Wade
Bellevue Street
George H. Foss
Waldeck Street
Storrs L. Durkee
Denny Street
Lloyd H. Chase
Gray Street
Ward
Frederick TI. Winslow
Bloomfield Street
Frederick P. Spaulding
Samoset Street
George A. Clough
Glenway Street
William F. Sinclair
Hyde Park Avenue
Bliss W. Robinson
Playstead Road
Alfred FB. Haskell
Strathmore Road
Albert W. Badger
West Street
Clarence G. Norris
Fairmount Avenue
William J. Watkins
Rutledge Street
Water Service
Carruth Street
Frank O. Holmes
Walter Street
Arthur H. Davison
Washington Street
Murphy
Villa Captured and Likely Executed by Carranza Forces
The report details Villa and about 60 followers captured. remaining bandits fled to the mountains. It states Villa and many followers were executed on capture, with a survivor headed for Chihuahua or Juarez. The article notes no formal trial and cites official Car ranza declarations allowing shoot on sight.
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Villa
Carranza
Mexico
Washington
Chihuahua
Francesco Villa
Juarez
Constitutionalist Revolutionary Movement
Mexico City
United States
Rodriguez
Almeida
Discharged Public Works Workers Reflect on Sudden Firings
City officials say 17 public works employees were dismissed without warning by the Mayor. Interviews show surprised workers claim no political grounds and emphasize their dependence on salaries. most did not criticize the Mayor despite abrupt terminations.
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Public Works Department
Emma Summers: From California Schoolteacher to Oil Operator
Emma Summers taught in California twenty years ago and rose to become a prominent oil operator. The feature tracks her career shift and includes a photograph in the Sunday Post Magazine.
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Emma Summers
California
Sunday Post
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