Two Men Arrested in Larceny Case at South Station
Walter FE Jones of Beverly and Arthur C Cutler of Putnam Conn were arrested yesterday afternoon at South Station by Inspector Angel on larceny charges.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1912
Page
12
Walter FE Jones of Beverly and Arthur C Cutler of Putnam Conn were arrested yesterday afternoon at South Station by Inspector Angel on larceny charges.
Jones and Cutler, freight workers, were brought from Putnam Conn by Special Agent Carroll to this city and handed to Inspector Angel who held an indictment for Jones. They are charged with stealing 50 500 mile mileage books valued at 500 dollars on April 9. Jones pleaded guilty in Superior Court and is held for sentence. Cutler to be arraigned in Police Court today.
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