Indictments Return in Mass United States Court
Twenty eight indictments and nine no bills were returned by the grand jury for the March term in Massachusetts. Eight alleged Veggmen among those named face breaks into post offices in Brockton Westwood Weston and Salisbury. Swindlers and fraud cases include mail schemes and misused food orders. Counterfeiting embezzlement and contract labor law violations are charged against multiple defendants. Several defendants from Cambridge Lowell Boston Chelsea and other cities appear, with names and aliases listed.
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United States Dstrict
Massachusetts
Boston
Charles Cooney
Walter Edwards
Salisbury
William J. Murray
Thomas Murray
Joseph Kelley
Weston
George Foley
Westwood
Walter Glassett
Dover
William I. Alken
Cambridge
Harris A. Alken
Everett
Harry Barish
Roxbury
Thomas C. Scottron
Hyman Goldsmith
Samuel Seelenfreund
Chelsea
Leon M. Hutchins
Whitman
George M. D. Gardinier
Medfield
Gardinier
Hutchins
Henry Burnison
Methuen
Mitchell Northrop
Graystone
R. JI
Robert E. Martin
Lowell
John P. Sims
Luigi Mastromarino
Luigi di Pietro
Daniel Iu
Bannon
Somerville
Thomas B. Hart
Newton
Wagstaff
Springfield
Miltiadis Tegopulos
Gustave Porges
Ralph Davis
Charles Kindle
Charles Kindle Campbell
Frank H. Call
Mary McKenzie
Middleboro
William J. Flynn
East Weymouth
William Tl. Smith
Worcester
Israel
Annie Blum
Edward Olsen
Giuseppe Nardone
William Carr
Mary E. Connolly
Charles W. Fonda
Morris
Asher Kaplan
John Morin
Herbert G. Porter
Harry Savage
Gadalje Weinerman
Taft Declared Support Not Required by Court
Justice Rugg of the Supreme Judicial Court ruled that a written Taft acceptance was not required for ballot designation. The case involved Vittum and Hoyt, who argued the signature was necessary. the court disagreed, deeming the claim invalid under current law.
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Vittum
Hoyt
Taft
Newburyport
Justice Rugg
Supreme Court
Nine Month Old Baby Soldier Joins Lancers Family
Alvin Hitchcock aged nine months, son of Major Frank T. Hitchcock, is described as the youngest soldier in the United States as his brother Frank T. Hitchcock Jr. and he are elected juniors of the National Lancers. The by law change created junior, associate and active classes. Baby Hitchcock may participate in an annual field day. exact service provisions are undecided.
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Alvin Hitchcock
Frank T. Hitchcock
National Lancers
Boston
United States
Governor's Bodyguard
The
Lancers
Major Hitchcock
Hitchcock
Alvin
Last Echo of Tech Riot
Patrolman Richard Fitzgerald of the Brighton division is promoted to sergeant effective tonight. The promotion follows the actions of officers who were reduced in rank during the Technology riot.
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Richard Fitzgerald
Brighton
Police Promotions and Transfers Shuffle City Assignments
Patrolman R Fitzgerald of Roxbury Division 9 regains his former rating. Sergeant Joseph Harriman becomes lieutenant and moves to Charlestown. Lt George C Garland moves to headquarters after the death of Lt Oscar F E Boynton. Lt Clinton E Bowley promoted Feb 8 to lieutenant and transfers to Station 5. Sgt James McDevitt returns to Hanover Street Station. All changes take effect at roll call tonight.
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Police Department
Roxbury
Joseph Harriman
Charlestown
George C. Garland
Dedham Street
Oscar FE. Boynton
Clinton E. Bowley
Try Marine Eye Remedy for Red Weary Eyes
An ad touts Murine Eye Remedy to soothe eye pain and relieve redness and tiredness. It emphasizes fast relief and comfort for strained eyes.
Robbers From Boston L Line Sentenced in Robbery Case
James B. Hamrock alias Wiggy Ken ney Frank Harrington Dennis T. Collins and James R. Lycett were sentenced for the box robbery of 4323.94 from Paymaster Fenno of the Boston L line. Lycett received three years Harrington two to three years Ken ney twenty months and Collins a reformatory term in De Courcey’s court.
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James B. Hamrock
Wiggy Kenney
Frank Harrington
Dennis T. Collins
Pittsford Man Dies From Fear of Rabies
Rochester report states William J. Zoliman of Pittsford died after suffering fear of rabies while at the New York Pasteur Institute. The illness did not progress to rabies.
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Rochester
William J. Zoliman
Pittsford
New York Pasteur Institute
Hall Wilton Succeeds Bryan in U S Senate
Tallahassee Florida March 27 Governor Broward appointed Hall Wilton of Marianna to succeed the late Senator Bryan in the United States Senate.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Broward
Hall Wilton
Marianna
Senator Bryan
Florida
United States Senate
Papes Diapepsin Promises Quick Digestive Relief
A 50 cent case of Pape's Diapepsin is advertised as harmless and pleasant to take like candy. One Triangule after meals allegedly digests up to 3000 grains of food and relieves indigestion sour stomach heartburn and related gastric misery within minutes.
Special Sitting of Court Urged in Connecticut Merger Case
Attorney-General Malone urges a special Supreme Court session by May 15 to hear arguments on the absorption of Massachusetts trolley companies by the New Haven Hartford road. He seeks guidance for Legislature on merger legislation and discusses charter powers and state statutes during a lengthy exchange with Justices Knowlton and Benton.
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Malone
Supreme Court
Massachusetts
New York, New Haven
Hartford
Connecticut
Commonwealth
Justice Knowlton
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Knowlten
New Haven Road
Knowlton
Benton
New Haven
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