Ramey Jury Visits Scene of Assault
The Commonwealth case against Frank S. Ramey charged with assault with intent to murder Miss Mildred Wanamaker in Wakefield on October 6, 1921 will be heard today in East Cambridge Superior Criminal Court. The jury toured the Wakefield scene. George Carter named foreman and all jurors selected without challenge.
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Commonwealth
Frank S. Ramey
Mildred Wanamaker
Wakefield
East Cambridge
Charles FE. Crosby
Somerville
Job Dart
Cambridge
Irwin Eames
Wilmington
Daniel Gilmore
Malden
Arthur. W. Giroux
John Lawrenson
Lowell
Ehwin A. Nash
John J. Nolan
Newton
James F. O'Connor
Everett
Seth B. Richardson
Billerica
George Carter
General Liggett Retires From Active Service
A ceremony witnessed by Ninth Army Corps officials and civilian friends marked General Liggett’s retirement from active service after a long command, with a formal transfer of duties.
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Ninth Army Corps
Brush fires scorch towns across Massachusetts region
A series of brush and grass fires spread through Medfield East Lexington Walpole Marshfield Sharon South Sudbury and Concord causing property damage to farmsteads woodlands and hospital and club buildings. The fires were linked to unusual weather and rail locomotives with railroad officials offering settlement for engine-caused blazes and warning motorists and pedestrians to avoid careless smoking.
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East Lexington
Cliff Avenue
Walpole
Marshfield
Daniel Webster
Webster Cemetery
Sharon
Sudbury
Concord
Deaconess Hospital
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Retiring General Liggett Relieved From Army Duty
A War Department telegram relieves General Liggett of army duties with major-general rank. Brigadier-General Richard Blatchford will command the Ninth Corps area pending further orders. Liggett, famed for leading major World War I operations, began service in 1878 and retires as the first American high commander to leave service after the war. He had headed 1.2 million troops and five French divisions in the 1918 Ar gonne drive and ended as commander of the third army in Germany.
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War Department
Liggett
Richard M. Blatchford
Camp Lewis
Ninth Corps
France
Argonne
Third Army
Germany
America
Western Department
General Liggett
Reading
Fenn
West Point
Wyoming
Department of Great Lakes
War College
Philippines
Pouch of Registered Mail Disappears Saturday Night
A pouch of registered mail vanished late Saturday night prompting police to investigate. The incident occurred at the local post office, with officials reviewing surveillance footage and reviewing bag handover records for potential leads. No arrests have been announced.
Mail Pouch Heist Bares Centerville Plot
Centerville Iowa March 21 post office agents today were seeking a man who stole a mail pouch valued at forty five thousand dollars investigators labeled the case a bold robbery. The probe focuses on the suspect's route and possible accomplices as officials review surveillance and mail routing records.
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Centerville
Iowa
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