Loud Case Likely to Be Ready to Go to Jury Before Night
The Cambridge murder trial of Policeman James A. Preston moved toward a verdict as the defense’s star witness Heffler vanished from the record and the state rested its case. Prosecutors and defense will present remaining arguments with Judge Brown guiding the jury.
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Cambridge Court
James A. Preston
Commonwealth
Feeney
Saltonstall
Brown
Harry G. Heffler
Witnesses Tangle Over Loud Case With Firearm Evidence
Last witness Silas Smith produced his interview notes and the Rough transcript. Defense showed Smith omitted key points and proved Loud never spoke the words Lowell street. Cross examines Hinckley and Heffler licenses matter and Lieutenant Hooley testified March 28 1913. Captain Van Amburgh presented photo micrographs of bullets and Dr Magrath testified distances from muzzle to cloth varied by exhibit.
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Feeney
Heffler
Daniel M. Hooley
Arlington Police
Saltonstall
Commonwealth
John W. Gates
Fitnny
Seabury
Charles J. van Amburg
George B. Magrath
Turner
Magrath
Silas Smith
District Attorney's Department
Smith
Loud
Lowell Street
The
Richard
Thomas W. Lawson
Oscar L. Young
New Hampshire
Hinckley
Harry G. Heffler
Charles W. Dennett
Russell Street
Melrose
Wakefield
Mr. Saltonstall
Harry Heffer
Harry Heffier
Court testimony in Preston murder trial adjourned for arguments
During cross examination details emerge on gun distance and burn evidence. Witnesses include Feeney and Saltonstall questioning about muzzle distance, cloth samples, and lighting conditions. Turn er and Officer Smith recalled to discuss memoranda as court adjourns for morning arguments.
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Saltonstall
Feeney
Preston
Wilbur F. Turner
Silas P. Smith
Clarence W. Loud
Maine board hears rail and ship officials pledge service gains
Boothbay Harbor Maine January 21 1930 traffic officials from Maine Central Railroad A G B S S Company and Kennebec Navigation Company told the newly formed Board of Trade they will work to boost seasonal service and cut transportation rates. Officers elected include president C C Rausch and treasurer H W Bishop with directors J A Thompson Victor Montgomery Thaddeus Orne S T Maddocks and W H McDougall. Publicity chair A W Jansen information bureau heads E J Hutchinson Merrill Perkins and advertising publicity head B E Kelley H W Bishop. Transportation committee members are J A Labbie W A Clapp and B W Lewis.
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Boothbay Harbor
Maine
Board of Trade
W. A. Hunton
Maine Central Railroad
Sanborn
A. G. & B. S. S. Company
B. R. Godwin
Kennebec Navigation Company
C. C. Rausch
I. A. Dunton
Benjamin Kelley
H. W. Bishop
John A. Thompson
Victor Montgomery
Thaddeus Orne
S. T. Maddocks
W. H. McDougall
A. W. Jansen
E. J. Hutchinson
Merrill Perkins
Information Bureau
B. E. Kelley
Transportation Committee
J. A. Labbie
W. A. Clapp
B. W. Lewis
Seek to Cure Drug Addicts by Indefinite Institutional Commitment
Federal state and city officials urge longer terms and a dedicated institution to treat hundreds of addicts. A committee led by Thomas C. O'Brien and Sandford Bates calls for minimum one year sentences for all addicts, replacing ineffective voluntary treatment in public facilities.
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Sane
Penal Institutions
Thomas C. O’brien
City Hall
Sandford Bates
Commissioner of Correction
Bernard W. Carey
Herbert Parsons
Frank Carlisle
H. M. Blackstone
Alfred Foote
Michael J. Murray
Frank A. Brooks
Eugene Kelly
Frank Goodhue
William Briery
Herman C. Lythgoe
311 Autoists Fined in 207 Minutes
New York magistrate Norman J. Marsh set speed record fines in Traffic Court as 311 motorists were cited in 207 minutes. The day began at 9:15 a.m. and ended at 12:42 p.m. Bookmakers earned $906, averaging about $4.76 per minute.
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New York
Norman J. Marsh
A Good Story Well Told Is Momma by Rupert Hughes
Rupert Hughes describes the short story Momma to appear in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine forthcoming. The piece previews the narrative as a warm, domestic tale with Hughes’ characteristic wit and insight.
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Rupert Hughes
Boston
Sunday Post
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William F. Turner
Scott
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National Blank Book Company
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Tahiti
Eddie Elkins
When Buddha Smiles
Fox
Ray Miller
Melody Boys
Columbia
Columbia Records
Wee Son
Aytgen
OSCAT
L.moung
N.H
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Hooley
Foreman
Harry Heffler
Heffier
Joseph L. Preston
Wakefield Police
Charles J. van Amburgh
Van
Amburgh
Marks
Camera Ag
Mr. Feeney
Seatch
Feen
Lea & Perrins
Raaln
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Forign Olim
Hughes
Albany
York
Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Department Estore
Breaakfast
Waldorf
Waldorf System Incorporated
Percy E. Woodward
High St
Waldorf System, Inc
Albany Bauffalo
Lambridge
Chelsea
Hartford
Eypece
Lowell Wnefuster
M. Newar
A. M. Munro
New Mayen
New Repford
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