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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1921

Page

10

Witnesses Disagree Over Ramey Alibi Evidence

Witnesses testifying for Frank S. Ramey in East Cambridge Superior Court before Judge Louis Cox disagreed whether the young woman’s gold-handled knife was in Ramey’s lunch box the day after the assault on Miss Mildred Wanamaker of Wakefield. The defense continues to press an alibi tactic.

Frank S. Ramey East Cambridge Superior Court Louis Cox Mildred Wanamaker Wakefield Ramey

Ramey case witnesses dispute knife in lunch box

Reading and Wakefield witnesses recount access to the greenhouse lunch box and timing of raids. Frank Heath and George Mullins test IVF details about the knife, box contents, and Ramey’s presence on October 6, with Cassidy, Lanigan, and Simpson offering conflicting recollections on timing and items.

Mullins Heath Patrick A. Cassidy Greenhouses James Lanigan Lanigan Greenhouse Cox Cassidy Albert S. Simpson Wakefield Hothouse Ramey Simpson

No Animus in Protest of Boston Doctors

A group of Boston medical leaders and hospital representatives visited the Mayor on March 21 to protest the removal of a deputy health commissioner. They argued the issue concerns public service ethics and health welfare, not personal animus toward Dr. Brough, and urged publicity for the matter to inform the public.

Sir Boston Massachusetts Medical Society Public Services Boston Health Department Brough Woodward Harvard Medical School Public Service McCullum and Shea Dr. Brough Health Department of City of John L. Ames Franklin G. Balch John Bartol Percy Coues Edward M. Green Joseph Howland Bradford Kent Timothy Leary Fred B. Lund George Burgess Magrath Richard H. Miller George Morris Edwin H. Placo Henry M. Pollock Henry Rowen Co Morton Smith Harvey P. Towle Alfred Worcester

Summer Course for Teachers at Tech

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology plans an extensive summer program for teachers. The initiative mirrors moves by major colleges to broaden faculty professional development and classroom enrichment.

Mer Tech Cambridge Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Navy Deserter Convicted of First Degree Murder

Henry Brown a Negro deserter from the United States navy was found guilty of murder in the first degree for robbing and killing Nurse Harriett M. Kavanaugh at the United States Naval Academy on Jan 14. He deserted to raise funds for travel to Baltimore and was sentenced after a motion for a new trial.

Baltimore Henry Brown United States Navy United States Harriett M. Kavanaugh United States Naval Academy Navy Academy

Newfoundland Sealing Fleet Breaks Ice Near St Johns

The Newfoundland sealing fleet, trapped by coastal ice for many days, has freed itself and located seal herds near St John’s. Radio messages do not indicate whether the herds are large.

ST. Johns, N. F Newfoundland

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