Dean murder hearings draw crowd in East Jaffrey
Depositions in a $10,000 slander suit spark new disclosures in the Dean murder case of 1918. Selectman Boynton testifies about German signals, a private detective, and rumors of Judge Rich knowing more than he admits. Clergy and town officials defend Rich’s character as the hearing unfolds with spectators from both factions.
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Union Hall
Dean
Rich
Selectman
Edward €. Boynton
Selectman Boynton
Merrill G. Symonds
Father Hennen
Massachusetts
Bert Ford
Boston American
United States
Boynton
Upton
Orville E. Cain
Robert C. Murchie
Murchie & Murchie of
Concord
Emerson
Murchie
Father Hennan
Mr. Boynton
Mr. Upton
Temple Mountain
Monadnock Gap
Mr. Cain
Man Held Up In Mattapan
John W. Parker, on his way home at 62 Hammond Street, Mattapan, was held up by three men on Washington Street near Vassar last night and robbed of $20. He reported the crime to police, but no traces of the trio were found. A passerby asked for a match, and hidden assailants sprang from behind trees, brandishing revolvers and fleeing with Parker’s roll.
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John W. Parker
Hammond Street
Mactapan
Washington Street
Vassar
Parker
Stillman Names Indian Guide as Corespondent
A Poughkeepsie hearing centers on alimony of 10000 dollars a month and 25000 in counsel fees sought by Mrs Stillman in a split with her husband James Stillman heir to a multi million trust. Guardian John I Mack says the child Guy is with his mother. Proceedings unfold in secret before Justice Morschauser amid dwellings at Park Avenue Pocantico Hills and in Poughkeepsie.
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New York
John I. Mack
Poughkeepsie
Guy
Justice Morschauser
Van
Stillman
Morschauser
Nicoll, Anable, Fuller & Sullivan
Park Avenue
Pocantico Hills
George W. Wickersham
Wickersham, Cadwallader & Taft
Wall Street
James A
Charles Chauncey
Ernest G. Stillman
Quebec
Three Rivers
Que
Labor leader vows to fight wage cuts and hours
Samuel Gompers, head of the American Federation of Labor, told a Post reporter before leaving for New York that organized labor will fight to a finish all efforts by employers to crush unions, cut wages, or lengthen working hours.
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Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Post
New York
Organized Labor
Labor Leader Gompers Vows Strong Stand on Wage Cuts
Samuel Gompers declares organized labor will resist wage reductions across industries including railroads steel coal and meat packing. He argues wage cuts lower consumer power harm the economy and predicts labor will force a quicker response than in prior depressions while condemning the Esch Cummins act as aiding industrial autocracy.
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Gompers
Commissioner of Labor
Charles Lawrence to Lecture at Boston University
Charles Lawrence illustrator cartoonist and newspaper sketch artist will lecture this morning at the Boston University School of Education on Art for a Work-a-Day World.
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Charles Lawrence
Boston University School of Education
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Department of Justice
Washington
Boyntdén
Cheshire County
Dean Place
DeKerlor
de Kerlor
Dr. Dean
Miss Ware
Mary Lee Ware
Brimmer Street
Boston
Plummer
Miss Lee
George Duncan
Germany
Mr. Rich
National Guard
Jonathan Edwards
Vermont
Ford
New England
East Jaffrey
Plaistow
Laconia
Portsmouth
Waller BE. Emerson
Mr. Emerson
Keene
Oscar J. Dillon
Wrti
Heting
Coe Company
Whiting
Everett
Frank Whiting
Ferdinand Whiting
Jackson Ave
Norden Lodge
Julius Mollerstrom
Munroe St
Roxbury
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Mils F. Crona
N. G. Als B. Baglund
Morrow
Jordan Marsh Company
Valenciennes’ Laces
B. U
Peters
Public Works Department
Dickens Street
Dorchester
Clayton
Adams Streets
Angell Street
Blue Hill Avenue
Canterbury Street
Edgestone
Relay
Dilworth Street
Northampton
Camden Street
Connor
Brookside
Henfield
Brookside Creamery
Campbell’s
Globe
la Touraine
Armour
John T.connorco
N. E
Lord Piano Co
Boylston Street
Lawrence
Lawrence Street
Lawrence, Mass
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