Weston Woman Seeks Governor Aid to Free Husband
Mrs. Charles BE Peakes of Weston plans to appeal to Governor Coolidge at 10 30 this morning to seek release for her husband serving four to seven years for forgery and larceny. She argues the State Board of Parole favored his release last November and criticizes delays in hearing the case. He was sentenced January 8, 1919, for crimes connected to F. E. Atteaux of Boston.
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Charles BE. Peakes
Weston
Coolidge
Peakes
Nengdoen
F. E. Atteaux’ of
Boston
Steamer West Carnifax taking water off Halifax
The United States Shipping Board steamer West Carnifax reported 5 feet of water in her egg hold southeast of Halifax. Pumps were choked and water rose about five inches daily. She hoped to reach New York unaided if weather stayed moderate.
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Halifax
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United States Shipping Board
West Curnifax
West Carnifax
New York
Lynn Gils for Comeliness Crown at General Electric Plant
Edna Huggins of Saugus and Eleanor Nelson of Lynn, two GE Lynn paymaster office workers in factory 45, are named as two of the prettiest girls in the plant. Huggins, a brunette with blue eyes, and Nelson, praised for her features, are outdoor enthusiasts who favor fresh air and sunshine.
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Edna Huggins
Eleanor Nelson
Lynn
General Electric Company Paymaster
General Electric Company
G. E
Saugus
Miss Huggins
New England
Miss Nelson
Real estate worries linked to triple murder in Fort Wayne
In Fort Wayne Indiana on January 22 authorities cite anxiety over a real estate deal as the motive in the deaths of a 70 year old man William Spindler his son and his wife after he killed them and himself in a family tragedy that stunned local residents.
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New Haven Railroad
Clarendon Street
Park Square
Fort Wayne, Ind
William Spindler
Tragic Family Tragedy Reported in Harlan County
A deadly incident at the Spindler home in Harlan left three children dead and an adult man dead by his own hand. Mrs. John Werts, widow of Spindler, reported the bodies after the family failed to appear, with indications the crimes occurred early Wednesday morning.
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Peters
Spindler
Harlan
Fort Wayne
John Werts
Retail coal dealers deny imminent price rise
Retail coal dealers of Greater Heaton yesterday rejected the likelihood of an immediate price increase for hard coal. Only two denoted a possible rise, while most said no current reason for higher prices, though they warned conditions could change with little notice.
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Greater Heaton
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