Greece Proclaims Unity under Venizelos Interim Ends
The provisional government in Saloniki merged into the legal government of United Greece. Refugees are being repatriated as Saloniki returns to normal. Criminal prosecutions will target those responsible for December clashes and officials involved in anti Liberal actions. The war minister orders a fidelity oath to King Alexander.
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Saloniki
Venizelos
United Greece
Alexander
Boston Murder Expert Joins Keyes Death Inquiry
Dr. Magrath, a Boston murder expert, was called in as a consultant by Brookline officials to study the Keyes homicide scene. He examined the dining room where Mrs. Keyes was found and the “Dear George” note and revolver position, while police pursued ink and stationery tests and possible forgery clues.
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Boston
Keyes
der Cases
Cutts
Brookline
Rutherford
Evans
Magrath
Floyds
George
Solitary confinement for nurse Varney on first Dedham jail Sabbath
Harriet A. Varney, charged with killing Mrs. Pauline Keyes, spends sixth day in Dedham jail under solitary, declining services, visitors, reading, or newspapers. She avoids yard time, Bible use, and interaction, retaining composure as sister brings candy and no outside messages arrive. Four fellow prisoners share the wing, but Varney seldom leaves her cell.
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Varney
State Insane Hospital
Keyes
Harriet A. Varney
Dedham
Pauline Keyes
Brookline
Mrs. Morrison
Miss Varney
Women's Prison
Woman Falsely Claimed Not Married Triggered Couple’s Ejection
In Providence on July 1 a landlady told Miss Harriet Alice Varney and Keyes to leave a rooming house after a phone call from a unnamed woman claiming the couple were not legally married. The caller, who refused to identify herself, said she was a close friend of Keyes and prompted the eviction order under the names Mr and Mrs Keyes.
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Varney
Miss Varney
Keyes
Shea
Providence
Harriet Alice Varney
Post
Mystery Woman in 1913 Boston Murder Case
Miss Varney, accused in a murder tied to Mrs Pauline Biesenbach, wife of Keyes, reportedly rented a room in 1913 Trinity Square. Police link Miss Varney to Keyes and to a confidential stenographer keeping company with him. Evidence centers on telephone calls to 11 International Realty and the arrangement at 132 Boylston Street in Boston.
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Kenwood Street
Keyes
G. F. Barker
Broad Street
Pauline Biesenbac
Keye
Miss Varney
Miss Biesenbach
International Realty Company
Boyston Street
Boston
French scientists depart Washington for New York tour
The French scientific commission that has been in Washington for several weeks will leave Tuesday night for New York to begin a week long tour of factories and laboratories.
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Washington
Frenc Scientific Commission
Ne York
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