Russian refugee Pouren freed after arson and burglary verdict
New York March 380. Jan Janoff Pouren, a Russian refugee, was discharged today by U S Commissioner Hitchcock who ruled he committed arson attempted murder and burglary but acted as a revolutionist without criminal intent.
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Deportation flight heads home for Chinese detainees
Two China men, Shang and Chin Soo, ordered deported after protracted court battles, left Boston yesterday with five from Richford Vermont and one from Manchester New Hampshire. More Chinese nationals ordered deported will join in New York for passage to China via San Francisco.
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Brown suspends nine freshmen for cribbing themes
Providence March 30 nine fresh men at Brown have been suspended for one year for cribbing English themes and several seniors have been suspended for one term for furnishing the themes. President Faunce announced. The college is also investigating a report that a senior member sold themes for 75 cents to 1 50 each. Baseball prospects may be marred as several prominent athletics figures are among those suspended.
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Clerk in Consulate Held for Smuggling
New York March 30 George Wilson a clerk in the French consulate here was arrested by order of federal authorities on a charge of complicity in the attempted smuggling of 2000 dollars worth of laces and diamonds. Maurice Barnier second officer of the La Savoie is also under arrest awaiting examination on the same charge.
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Mrs Freeman Case Filed in Municipal Court
Mrs Hattie Freeman of Canton faced an assault charge against John Sloan in Municipal Court yesterday. Sloan testified he fathered a child shown in the Gibson divorce case. Judge Sullivan said Freeman appeared greatly excited but the case would be placed on file.
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King Peter renames royal sons to preserve house line
Belgrade March 30 King Peter issued an ukase changing the names of his two sons. The elder George will be known as Alexander and the younger Alexander will be known as George to maintain the line of the Karageorgevitch house.
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Judge bars marriage to curb crime in Johnson case
In New York Judge Foster halted Albert E Johnson a 20 year old arrestee to wed the girl claiming engagement The order blocks marriage warning a long jail term for breaking parole and suspends the grand larceny sentence while urging consent before any nuptials The item notes a Carmore Floor Finish advertisement at the end.
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Beresford to Urge Big Navy in Political Struggle
London March 80 a strong prospect develops that Admiral Lord Charles Beresford will enter the political fight to push naval reform. The outspoken sailor, recently relieved as commander of the channel fleet, has returned to London and urged a larger and more efficient navy to rally the country.
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Split over Salary for Somerville Police Chief
Somerville Board of Aldermen finance committee members clash over Chief Kendall’s pay. Mayor Woods proposed $2000 yearly salary. four members support it while three favor $1800. The dispute centers on appropriate compensation for the police chief.
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First Rail and Trolley Rider Louisa Avery Dies at 93
Louisa Avery died in Lenoxville at age 93. She rode the first train over the Western railroad later Boston and Albany and the first trolley on the Berkshire street railway line. She reached her milestone birthday March 25.
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New Hampshire Senate Backs Dry Town Protections
Concord March 80 The Senate votes 13 to 10 to concur with a House amendment to ban liquor transport by express firms from license towns to no license areas. The measure now goes to the governor, who is expected to sign.
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Funeral for Boyle and wife held in Dorchester
The funeral for Lawrence E. Boyle and his wife, victims of a Saturday gun incident in the Public Garden, was conducted at their home in Dorchester. Boyle, longtime librarian at the Boston Globe, was honored by colleagues. pallbearers and staff attended. burial followed at Calvary cemetery with a high mass planned at St. Peter's Church tomorrow morning.
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