Bevan Describes Sutton Fire Fatal Shot In Court
Lt Osterman testifies Sutton was intoxicated and involved in fights on the night of Oct 12. Bevan recounts arrest of Sutton at camp door, the shootout, and Sutton’s final actions as Lt Utley and others arrived at the scene. Adams, the first witness, faced cross examination on possible motives in the murder case.
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Adams
Osterman
Bevan
Davis
Sutton
Naval Academy
Carvel Hall
Robert E. Adams
Marine Camp
Major Fuller
Utley
Mr. Davis
William F. Bevan
U. S
New Jersey
Leonard
Marine
Roelker
DeHart
Noelker
French Cabinet Falls After Clemenceau Resigns
France faced a shock as Premier Clemenceau and his ministers resigned after a 212 to 176 vote against the government. President Fallieres accepted the resignations as Paris buzzed over the unexpected collapse and questions of a new head of government.
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Navy
France
Deleagse
Clemenceau
M. Clemenceau
Elysee Palace
Fallieres
Paris
Algeciras
Sweden
Free Electro-la Hair Remover Offered to 50,000 Women
An advertisement offers 50,000 trial bottles of Electro-la hair remover free to women troubled by facial or body hair. The claim promises instant, safe, permanent root destruction with no scarring, with a two cent mail-in and a $1.00 bottle price ordinarily.
Repudiate Policy of Roosevelt Smashed by Court
New Haven Conn July 20 Ex President Roosevelts new employers liability act has been ruled unconstitutional by the Supreme Court of Errors. The act aimed to let railroad employees sue for injuries from fellow workers or from their own carelessness if slight compared to railroad negligence. The decision marks the first substantive setback to Roosevelts policies and the first New England court repudiating this program. It involved William Hoxle and Edgar G Mondou who sought damages against the New York New Haven Hartford railroad.
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New Haven
Conn
Roosevelt
Supreme Court of Errors
Congress
New England
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
William Hoxle
Edgar G. Mondou
Atwood backs Hibbard for mayor in political thaw
Ex-Congressman Harrison H Atwood and Mayor Hibbard have buried the hatchet and aligned for a second term. Atwood told a Post reporter he supports Hibbard first and last and plans Plan 2 for him this fall. He said they have been friends since boyhood and see no reason for discord.
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Harrison H. Atwood
Hibbard
House of Representatives
Atwood
Post
Leather Men Open Session at Fourth Annual Convention
Acting Mayor Frederick Brand welcomed 175 delegates to the National Leather and Shoe Finders Association opening session in Assembly Hall at the World's Shoe and Leather Fair building. F W Whitcher presided as H H Kleine received a silver mounted gavel carved from old State House timber. An automobile tour of historic Boston points was planned for the afternoon.
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Frederick Brand
National
Leather and Shoe Finders’ Association
Hotel
Somerset
F. W. Whitcher
New England Leather and Shoe Finders’ Association
H. H. Kleine
National Association
Boston
Kleine
Old State House
No Taxicabs for Beverly Amid Cabmen Opposition
Beverly officials announce no taxicab service this summer after six cabstands at the railroad station opposed the plan. The Boston Taxicab Service Company withdrew its request to run five cabs between the railroad station and Burgess Point as local support backed the cabmen. Congressman Gardner explains he advised transportation for President Taft’s visit but claims no direct financial interest.
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Beverly
Board of Aldermen
Jerry Desmond
Congressman Gardner
Boston Taxicab Service Company
Burgess Point
Gardner
Taft
Lufkin
Is This Hot Enough For You Post Contest Replies
The Post lists reader postcards reacting to a hot weather contest. Names and addresses from Waltham to East Boston share quips about heat, ice, coal, and summer, with brief personal notes and playful asides. The volume shows growing interest in the contest.
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Boston Post
Boston
Mass
Mabel A. Plummer
Londonderry
N. H
Rocco DE Simone
North Bennet Street
Beeston
Margaret R. McCarthy
Massachusetts Avenue
Brookline
Annie Poole
High Street
Everett
Bore
Josephine Lipp
Franklin Avenue
Chelsea
F. B. Flinn
Lafayette Street
St. Johnsbury
Annie Ferndkers
Everett Street
East
Dickens
Hewitt Burns
Ruth C. Fay
Reynolds Avenue
J. A. Blatchford
Manhattan Market Co
Cambridge
Red Sox
Pocketbook Stolen From L Starr & Co Customer
A customer's pocketbook was snatched yesterday afternoon near L Starr & Co. It contained papers and a sum of money. The firm offers a $25 reward for the recovery of the pocket book and its contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Starr & Co
Starr
Conductor Albert N Lockhart Guilty Of Larceny
Conductor Albert N Lockhart of the Boston Elevated was tried in Somerville District Court before Judge Wentworth yesterday and found guilty of larceny of car fares from the company.
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Albert N. Lockhart
Boston Elevated
Russell Road
Somerville
Wentworth
Big Field Day in Somerville at St. Catherine's Reunion
The annual reunion and field day of St. Catherine's Church Somerville will be held today at the Broad way athletic field. Gates open at 10 in the morning and stay open until late in the evening.
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St. Catherine's Church
Somerville
Broadway Athletic Field
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