Richeson Case Hinges on Alienist Report and Governor Vote
Massachusetts eyes a possible electric chair or life confinement for Clarence V. T. Richeson over the Avis Linnell murder. Governor Foss insists on accountability and will await alienists Drs Stedman Tuttle Briggs and Frost before deciding, with the executive council needing to approve any action.
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Foss
Cilley
Charles Street
Richeson
Stedman
Tuttle
Briggs
Frost
Avis Linnell
Massachusetts
Executive Council
Long Examination Richeson Visited by Alienists
In the morning and again in the afternoon, Richeson was summoned for examination by alienists. The report notes the sessions began just after 9:30 yesterday.
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Richeson
Richeson Confined as Alienists Review Sanity Claim
Richeson remains at the Charles Street jail under Sheriff Quinn while three alienists appointed by Governor Foss examine him for sanity. Richeson expressed defiance of the process and calmness, smoking a cigarette after interviews. The sheriff will keep him until the experts complete their assessment, likely delaying any move until after the report.
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Richeson
Sheriff Quinn
William McDevitt
O. G. Cilley
Charles Street
Foss
Quinn
Drs. Tuttle
Stedman
Frost
Drs
Tuttle
Richeson Faces Mental Tests Amid Trial Uncertainty
Richeson endures seven hours of alienists examinations as attorneys expect a possible Supreme Court appeal on a writ of error. Governor Foss seeks clarity on sanity and fate before the Wednesday Executive Council vote while Drs. Briggs, Stedman, Tuttle, and Frost prepare findings.
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Richeson
Supreme Court
Foss
William A. Morse
Executive Council
Richestow
Morse
Lloyd V. Briggs
E. B. Lane
Isadore Coriat
Boston man heads state mail carriers meeting
Nicholas S. Lawless of Boston was elected president of the Massachusetts Letter Carriers Association at its annual meeting in Lowell. Officers include J. F. Kiley Natick secretary Bernard J. Curtin Lynn treasurer George L. Adams Lowell. The group favored eliminating mail delivery on legal holidays except Christmas. Edward J. Gatner of Muncie Ind. spoke as national vice president.
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Lowell
I W W Mass Meeting Barred In Paterson Woods
Barred from city halls, the Industrial Workers of the World held a mass meeting in Halcydon woods outside Paterson N J about 2000 people attended. Police said organizers may not hold meetings in Paterson and hall owners face license revocation if rented for such events. Rain ended the gathering.
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Paterson
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Industrial Workers of the World
Halcydon
Intruder slain by farmer's pistol after break-in
In a rural confrontation, a burglar was shot by farmer Parker after entering the home. The wounded man, identified as James King by pawn tickets, died 30 minutes later. Parker posted $1000 bond while police recover keys and items found at the scene. Attorney Michael L. Eisner represents Parker.
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James King
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E. A. Larkin
C. Warner
King
Prudential Loan Company
Beaver Street
Albany
Schlramik & Gordon
Troy
N. Y
Michael L. Eisner
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