Chase Praises Hub Police in White Slave Case Probes
J Arakh Chase in the 33d annual New England Watch and Ward Society report commends Boston police for enforcing white slave laws. He lauds Inspector Patterson and Superintendent Pierce for cooperation, notes reduced picture prosecutions, and highlights cases on illegal support, opium dens, and a gang tied to Panama transit.
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Arahk Chase
New England Watch and Ward Society
Hughes
Hurley
Boston
George W. Patterson
Pierce
Chase
Massachusetts
Panama
Canal Zone
New York
John M. Casey
Harrison Avenue
Jury May Get the Case Against Mrs. Dodge Today
In a dramatic closing address, defense attorney Howe argued the State failed to prove murder or motive in Mrs. Dodge’s case against Heath. He urged the jury to consider accident or lack of evidence, noting her good character and self-control during the trial. The defense and prosecution prepare final pleas as Judge Hall weighs second degree charges only.
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Mr. Howe
Dodge
Heath
Howe
Sargent
Dale
A. H. Hall
Irving Blood
St. Johnsbury
Ira Blood
Lunenburg
Hall
Mr. Amey
W. RB. Shaylor
Amey
The
Howards
Breaks Arm on Peanut Shell in Abington Home
Miss Agnes Dowd a Brockton milliner, while sweeping at 77 Centre Street Abington this morning, fell over a carpet sweeper. A peanut shell jammed in the mechanism causing a dislocation of the right shoulder and a broken arm. Neighbors heard her cries as she lay in pain.
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Brockton
Agnes Dowd
Centre Street
Abington
Miss Dowd
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