Port Charlton Confesses in Lake Como Murder Case
New York June 23 Porter Charlton a Yale classmate of President Taft was arrested in Hoboken N J and confessed that he beat his wife Mary Scott Castle with a mallet placed her in a trunk and sank her body in Lake Como Italy Charlton 21 a son of Judge Paul Charlton and married Mrs Castle last spring to avoid parental protests Captain Scott aided by Hoboken detectives tracked and arrested him after a vain attempt to flee to the United States reading his signed confession at Hoboken police headquarters.
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New York
Lake Como
Porter Charlton
San Francisco
Neville H. Castle
Charlton
Paul Charlton
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Washington
Taft
Yale
Castle
Wilmington
Del
Italy
Hoboken
Hoboken City
Captain Scott
Young Chariton
Fort Wright
Fisher’s Island
New London
Conn
Scott
Hayes
Europe
National City Bank
Princess Irene
Lloyd
Jack Coleman
Chariton
Headquarters
John Rodney
Chief Hayes
Hattie LaBlanc Denies Testimony in Glover Murder Case
In a sprawling Waltham murder trial, seven defendants stand charged as accessories after the fact in the Clarence F. Glover case. Hattie LaBlanc, previously linked to Glover, has refused to testify as prosecutors frame the ancient, high‑tension inquiry.
Baker Dies by Suicide in Heat Wave in Fall River
Albert Alty 35 a baker hanged himself in the cellar of his Fall River home amid extreme heat. He left a widow and five children.
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Fall River
Mass
Albert Alty
Amoskeag to Close 10 Days
Manchester New Hampshire June 23 The Amoskeag Manufacturing Company announces a shutdown from July 1 to July 11 affecting 15 500 workers who lose their weekly payroll of 140000 The company cites high raw material costs as making normal production unprofitable
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Manchester
N. H
Herman S. Straw
Amoskeag Manufacturing Company
ASKS BIG PREMIUM FOR WALSH IN FEDERAL INDICTMENTS
A federal grand jury returned two indictments against Martin J. Walsh, alleged dealer for the fare gang that feloniously took funds from the National City Bank of Cambridge where he served as bookkeeper. Walsh is accused of aiding George W. Coleman in misapplying bank money, with confederate Bill Kelcher convicted previously. The U.S. District Attorney asked the Justice Department to raise the arrest reward from 200 to 1000 dollars. An additional perjury indictment was filed against Francis J. Wood, a South End grocer, for testimony at Kelcher’s trial.
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Kelcher
Walsh
Coleman
Federal Grand Jury
Martin J. Walsh
George W. Coleman
National City Bank of
Cambridge
Bill
United States District Attorney
Department of Justice
Francis J. Wood
South End
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Weir
Charles FE. Byrnes
Charles W. Bartlett
Augustine Daly
Waltham
Glover
Main Street
Foreman
Clarence St. Glover
Waltham Laundry Company
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Hattie
Cousens
Elmore
Tupper
Commonwealth
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George L. West
Middlesex
Harvard Medical School
N. W. Cousens
McDonald
Dr. Cousens
Tully
George F. Leslie
Bartlett
Justice of the Peace
Leslie
Moody Street
Mrs. Dutch
Mr. Glover
Dutch
Stevens
Melvin M. Johnson
Hattie LaBlance
Lewis F. Eaton
Astell M. Gage
Somerville
Leon W. Green
Melrose
Charles §. Hunt
John A. Lansing
John W. McMillan
George W. Longley
Maiden
Moses E. Nichols
Reading
Dudley L. Page
Lowell
John P. Rowe
Marlboro
William B. Saul
Frederick Wooedlen
United States Circuit Court
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Greenfield
United States
James Waters
Harvey H. Pratt
Supreme Court of the United States
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Heike
Sugar Trust
Supreme Court
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Winter Street
Temple Place
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