Berle Resigns From Tufts To Lead New England Civics Institute
Dr A A Berle of Cambridge resigns from the Woodbridge Professorship in Applied Christianity at Tufts to become president and director of instruction at the New England Civics Institute, a new university extension school. He will lecture this summer at the University of Oregon and in Boulder Colorado. Berle has long been tied to the Crane Theological School and is a noted figure in the Universalist Church.
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New England Civics Institute
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Boulder
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Motive and Opportunity Seen in Peaslee Murder Case
The statutes indicate a man faced a motive and opportunity in the Peaslee murder. It is said he was in the company of a woman at the time the crime occurred, suggesting potential involvement or witness corroboration.
Witness sought for crime case before 9 oclock
Investigators seek an eye witness or someone who knew the man’s plans as they pursue leads in the case just before 9 o clock. The statement notes the person’s commitment and intent to commit the crime and invites information from those with knowledge.
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John L. Thompson Sons & Co
River St
Troy
N. Y
Man fainted after Wood arrest in murder case
On the day after the murder a man fainted upon learning Eugene A. Wood was charged. Friends took him home and he has not spoken since. Investigators probe motives, consider a woman involved and financial quarrels, while witnesses place Wood about the scene 15 minutes earlier.
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Eugene A. Wood
Peaslee
Wood
Clifton B. Hildreth
Manchester
Dynamite Planted in U S Agriculture Office
In Washington on June 2 several hundred clerks fled as watchman Daniel V. Jauch shouted a dynamite plot in the Agriculture Department. They found four sticks with burned fuses in the basement. investigators say explosions were averted as fuses were jammed into detonating caps.
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Department of Agriculture
Daniel V. Jauch
Jauch
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Soldier-turned-plotter detonates dynamite at department office
Jauch a former Philippines veteran with head injuries placed dynamite under the office of Secretary Houston. Police say he confessed he did it to gain a promotion for heroism after a past period of medical treatment and leaves of absence. Dynamite fuses burned out, sparing the secretary’s corridor. Jauch claimed Springfield, Ohio as his purchase point and said he returned from a visit to his mother.
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Philippines
Houston
Galloway
Soldiers’ Home
Springfield
Thaw Extradition Case Reaches Supreme Court
Harry K Thaw challenges extradition to Matteawan prison in a Supreme Court appeal from Judge Aldrich s ruling in New Hampshire. A bail petition may follow after docketing with Justice Holmes likely to handle the release request amid a pending high court review.
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Harry K. Thaw
Matteawan
Supreme Court
Aldrich
Federal District Court For
New Hampshire
Thaw
New York State
Holmes
New England States
Hearings Open on Massachusetts Railroad Situation Today
Massachusetts hearings on the railroad case begin at the State House. Governor Walsh backs enabling legislation to separate Boston and Maine from the New Haven while Charles Sumner Bird opposes any bill that impairs state rights in the holding company act.
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Boston & Maine
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Public Service Commission
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Boston Railroad Holding Company
Boston & Mains
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Berkshire
Ilion
Joseph Walker
Brooktine
Railroad Committee of the House
New Haven Railroad
Westchester
Rhode Island
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Boston and Maine
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