San Francisco beauty on trial for infanticide in Berkshire
Mrs Gladys C Dunn wife of author J Allan Dunn faces Berkshire County Superior Court on a second degree murder charge in the death of her two and a half year old son. A 75 juror ven ure has been reported for impaneling the panel. The Common wealth alleges a .28 caliber automatic pistol killed the boy after a family quarrel left Mr Dunn away from Lenox for two weeks.
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Pittsfield
Gladys C. Dunn
San Francisco
J. Allan Dunn
Berkshire County Superior Court
Mr. Dunn
Lenox
Commonwealth
Dunn
Northampton
Relief funds reach farmer as husband vanishes
A dollar donation to aid Mrs. E. O. Hunt of a Westminster farm arrives after her husband, their horse, and buggy vanished recently leaving the family without supplies and livestock to starve. The contributor is a Post reader at 84 Hillside Avenue severe.
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Post
E. O. Hunt
Westminster
Hillside Avenue
Severe
Woman in Auto Crash Identified As Frances Murphy
A 26 year old woman, hospitalized in Lynn after being pinned under a car on Lynnfield Street, remains in a coma. The driver, Edward T. Larkin of Boston, claims no knowledge of her identity. The patient later gave the names Frances Bartlett and Frances Murphy, and is believed to be from Brookline.
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Lynn Hospital
Lynnfield Street
Edward T. Larkin
Boston
Frances Bartlett
Frances Murphy
Brookline
Lynn
Edward F. Larkin
Netherlands Road
Mexico
Brookline man in fatal Lynnfield crash with woman passenger
Larkin of Brookline told police he met the woman on the way to work and invited her to ride. The high speed crash at a sharp curve tore down a telephone pole and fence, left both occupants in hospital, with the man in a private ward and the woman on the danger list with internal injuries.
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Larkin
Netherland Road
Brookline
Lynnfield
Lynn
B. F. Baker
Bakers
South Lynnfield
Post
Miss Allen
Funeral Service Held for Mrs Georgianna Taylor at Forest Hills
The funeral for Mrs Georgianna Olivia Taylor wife of Charles H Taylor was conducted at Forest Hills Cemetery chapel. The Rev Dr Alexander Mann and Wallace Goodrich led the rites with family and friends present including ushers Charles T Gallagher John S Taylor and Moseley Taylor. The service closed with Ten Thousand Times Ten Thousand sung by the quartet and congregation.
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Georgianna Olivia Taylor
Charles H. Taylor
Buzzards Bay
Forest Hills Cemetery
General Taylor
Taylor
Alexander Mann
Trinity Church
Wallace Goodrich
Lotus
Charles T. Gallagher
John S. Taylor
Moseley Taylor
Congress Aroused Over Mexico Issue
The article reports heightened congressional drive for action over Mexican border incidents. Ambassa dor Fletcher returns from Mexico City as lawmakers press for intervention, citing Carranza denials and raids by Carranzista and Villista forces. It recounts border clashes, troop activity, and a Tampico dispatch on the Cheyenne incident and Puerto Lobos payroll theft.
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Mlieutenant Flores
Haciendata
Antonio Aviala
Brits Ranch
Chico Cano
Felicio Hernandez
Rayes Callanes
Pedro Fales
Andres Roderiguez
Senator Fall
Erwin
el Paso
Military Affairs Committee
Juarez
Villistas
Finney
Topeka
Tampico
Tames River
State Department
Atlantic Refining Company
Puerto Lobos
Texas Seeks Liberty of Action Over Mexican Border
The Texas Senate adopted a concurrent resolution urging the President and Congress to address long running border guerrilla warfare since 1875. It asks the federal government to permit Texas to protect its citizens with liberty of action similar to the Republic of Texas before statehood.
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Austin
Tex
Texas Senate Today
Congress
Texas
Republic of Texas
Fire truck saves baby in three mile dash
Chief Henry Stevens drove the Hit fire department ladder truck from Waveland with a lung motor to Somerville rescuing a %-year-old infant in a choking spell just after midnight. The apparatus arrived under five minutes after the call and the child began recovering by last night.
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Henry Stevens
Thomas Kenney
Somerville
Waveland
Stevens
AFFIRM SERVICE MEN ARE UNJUSTLY DOCKED
Commander Alfred J. L. Ward and Secretary William H. Griffin of the Michael J. Perkins Post American Legion in South Boston protested to the City Council that 41 public works employees were being docked every payday. The city planned to recover wage allotments paid during wartime absences to dependents, arguing these sums were not owed.
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Alfred J. L. Ward
William H. Griffin
Michael’ J. Perkins
American Legion
South
Boston
Public Works Department
Boston Council Votes to Delay Consolidation Plan
The council defers action on uniting the penal infirmary institutions registration and children's departments until written reports from Boston civic welfare groups are received. Mayor Peters outlines a plan to create a single institutions commissioner with a $7500 salary, replacing existing boards of trustees.
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Penal Institutions Department
Infirmary
Institutions Registration Department
Children’s Institution Department
Civic Welfare
Boston
Peters
Institutions
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