Tufts Will Be Star Witness for Defense
Tufts will be the defense’s star witness as lawyers Melvin M Johnson and Fletcher Ranney plan a lengthy case. Key witnesses include Captain Herbert Gordon and an expected deposition tied to a notable divorce case. The Attorney General pushes to admit a large analysis of Middlesex county appealed cases, provoking courtroom debate over its scope and impact on the trial timeline.
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Fletcher Ranney
Tufts
Herbert Gordon
Cambridge Police
Benjamin B. Sewall
Glen Weaver Stearns
Charles Ephraim Stearns
Captain Stearns
Anna Eastman Brown
Johnson
Superior Court
Middlesex County
Rugg
Allen
Charles Connor
New York
Connor
Boston
William deFord Bigelow
Albert S. Bigelow
Copper King
Bigelow
Willam J. Corcoran
Grace L. Farley
William Whitehead
William B. Vincent
Thomas Norton
Barney Cohen
Max Greenberg
Florence Seale
Esther J. Zachorne
Seale
Greenberg
Harry E. Levenson
International Service Company, Inc
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Mozette
Justine H. Gordon
James Hughes
Ellsworth Street
Somerville
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Mr. Tufts
Hurlburt
Ranney
Smith
Gordon
Frederick L. Putnam
John W. Coombs
Josephine B
Sherman L. Whipple
Monroe
Whipple
Edward W. Garland
Byron A. Willcox
Edward W. O
David W. Murray
Harris
Favorites Win at Longwood Bowl Tennis Opener
The Longwood Bowl singles event begins at the Longwood Cricket Club courts in Chestnut Hill with top seeds advancing through the first and second rounds under a scorching sun. Notable matches feature Willis Davis and Al Chapin Jr competing intensely, while Kumagae and Williams push toward the later rounds as the doubles lineup prepares to start.
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Longwood Cricket Club
Chestnut Hill
Longwood
William Tilden
R. Norris Williams
Craig Biddle
Philadelphia
James Davies
California
Biddle
Willis Davis
al Chapin, Jr
Williams College
Springfield
Chapin
Davis
Nat Niles
Dick Williams
Ichiya Kumagae
Williams
Kumagae
Victor Hockmeyer
Boston
Josiah Wheelwright
G. A. L. Dionne
N. W. Niles
R. ©. Bray
Willis E. Davis
San Francisco
A. H. Chapin, Jr
Clothier
Taylor
Shimidzu
Foster
Rice
Nicholl
Johnson
Hill
Wellington
Benedict
Neer
Pollard
Guild
Scott
Bates
Gardner
Levy
Dell
Plimpton
New York
Hockmeyer
T.e
Post Cane Holder John Barnes Dies at 97 in Plymouth
John C. Barnes, holder of the Post cane as Plymouth’s oldest man, died this afternoon at age 97 years, two months, and ten days. The longtime resident passed away in Plymouth.
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Plymouth
John C. Barnes
Providence Man Drowns At Uxbridge Reservoir
Sven Olsen 40 of Providence was drowned at Irontown Reservoir after a canoe overturned. He and two companions were thrown into the water. Olsen, a Providence Ice Company worker, was believed to have cramps. Walter Angell and Vincent Carrier of Uxbridge swam to shore.
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Uxbridge
Sven Olsen
Providence
Providence Ice Company
Irontown
Olsen
Walter Angell
Vincent Carrier
Wild Animal Prices Jump in Postwar Market
Chicago reports a surge in animal quotations for zoos with elephants up to 3000 per square inch, leopards at about 1200 each, and snakes rising to 1500. The San Francisco cargo list circulated to park associations as Lincoln Park misses latest arrivals.
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Chicago
San Francisco
Lincoln Park
Sheriff Prefers Guard Action as Labor Conflict Escalates
In Bellows Falls Vermont a clash at Champlain Realty log yards prompts the New Hampshire and Vermont guards to assess troop deployment. A Jamaica crew was halted by strikers on a bridge as authorities note alleged violence. Sheriff E H Lord says he will advise Governor Brown to send troops, following a Friday conference on possible guard deployment.
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Bellows Falls
Herbert T. Johnson
State Guard
Paul F. Babbridge
New Hampshire National Guard
International Paper Company
Jamaica
Champlain Realty Company
The
International
North Walpole
N. H
E. H. Lord
Chesire
Brown
New Hampshire
Lord
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