Loud Found Not Guilty Leaves Court Free Man
Clarence W. Loud was found not guilty in a sensational Middlesex murder trial after a three hour jury deliberation. The verdict prompted an emotional scene as Loud embraced his wife and son and left the jail to a cheering crowd.
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Juror Refuses Comment on Loud Murder Trial
James F. McElholn of 53 Crowley Street says jurors agreed after the Loud murder case to say nothing about the trial or their deliberations. He declined further comment on any specific factors weighing in the jury's decision.
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Judge notes many jury influences from case
The attorney spoke about numerous factors that influenced the jury but declined to identify them specifically. He emphasized the complexity of deliberations without naming particular points.
Body Found in Woods in Leominster
The body of Willis H. Young a wood chopper was found in the woods at North Leominster late today by Frank Emery. Police say Young died by his own hand with a gunshot.
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