Slain Girl Found in Boston Cellar After Five Months
Police linked the unidentified body found in a Columbus Avenue house cellar to Alice Arsenault who disappeared after Christmas. Daskalakis or Pappas, living with her as spouse, fled after the crime, later selling the house. Investigators detail a brutal stabbing and a tangled history of the couple, with witnesses recalling loud quarrels and a move from Revere to Columbus Avenue.
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Columbus Ave
Alice Arsenault
Daskalakis
Pappas
Canada
Hanover Street
Dedham Street
Timothy J. Leary
Greenwich Park
Columbus Avenue
Leary
City Hospital
Dakalakis
Post
Paul Dakalakis
Savoy Hotel
Charles Demeter
Paul
Anastos & Chakalis
Chelsea
Demeter
Gustave Haldoupis
Savoy
Waskalakis
Teresa Saulnier
Gavallas
Hitchborn Street
Revere
Cazenove
Beach Street
Walnut Avenue
Forbes Lithograph Company
Bertha G. O'Donnell
Spencer Avenue
Arsenault
Miss O'Donnell
Shipping Department
Revere Beach
White
Saulni¢r
Saulnier
Anastos & Chakalla
Boston
Nicholas Hronopoulos
George Hronopoulos
Northampton Street
Washington Street
Hronopoulos
Springfield
Hrénopoulos
Robbed Bridegroom Returns After Assault in Washington
Byron Whitman World War veteran was robbed and assaulted near Union Station in Washington two days before his planned marriage to Miss Lillian Scranton of Cambridge. He wandered hungry and sleepless for several days and reached Richmond today.
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Baltimore
Virginia
Whitman
Richmond
Union
Washington
Lillian Scranton
Cambridge
Mass
Byron Whitman
Arrest of William F. Stone in New York
William F. Stone, treasurer of Embossograph Products Company, was arrested at the Manhattan Hotel on a secret indictment charging larceny of 25 000 from the firm. The probe, led by Assistant District Attorney Henry Fielding, uncovered double sets of books and suspected fraud including 150 000 borrowed from local lenders.
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New York
William F. Stone
Embossograph Products Company
Bromfield Street
Boston
Manhattan Hotel
Broadway
42D Street
Stone
Henry Fielding
Silas F
Bon-Opto Eye Remedy touted as strength for weak eyes
An advertisement asserts Bon-Opto tablets can strengthen eyesight and reduce or erase dependence on glasses. Testimonials from users claim improved reading ability and reduced eye pain after 15 days. A physician endorses the remedy, noting its formula printed on the package and a 0 percent to 100 percent success claim with a money-back guarantee.
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Philadelphia
Lewis
Barn Destroyed by Fire on Shaw Estate
A large barn on the Shaw estate at Forest Street in Swampscott burned last night. Firemen fought eight hours to save the structure but the damage was estimated at $17,000.
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Forest Street
Swampscott
Blame over station 2 site points to Curley
John J Donovan decries Mayor Curley for selling the Tremont street site meant for a new police station and criticizes the abandonment of plans from Mayor Fitzgerald. He argues Curley left Station 2 in poor condition and praises Fitzgerald for improving other Boston stations. Donovan signs from 145 Chiswick Road, Brighton.
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City Hall
Fitzgerald
Tremont Street
Kimball Building
Curley
Maysor
John A. Sullivan
Mast Boston
Charlestown
South Boston
Dorchester
Boston
Mr. Fitzgerald
John J. Donovan
Chiswick Road
Brighton
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Stephen F. Melia
Public Works Department
Columbus Avenue House
Manuel Gavallas
Melia
Gerard Finn
East Third Street
Finn
Forbes Co
Siave
Mle
Crete
U. S
C. D
Harding
Knights Templars
Official
BOY Scout Outfitters
Olland’s
Far East
Holland System Trading Corporation
Far-East Coffee Department
Holland
Haymarket Sea
Maia
FarEast
Corree
Holland System Trading Corp'n
Ciximans
Tawne
Park St. Church
Keith’s Theatre
Station
London
Robinson & Cleavers
Linen Hall
United States
Regent Street
London, Eng
Shreve, Crump,and Low Company
Massachusetts
Wis
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