Boston con man preys on messengers with wardrobe swap
A smooth confidence man using aliases like Philip Landry robs messenger boys in Boston by arranging clothing deliveries to staged addresses. He poses as a Standard Oil ex-official and a wholesale baker, deposits five dollars for a blue serge suit, and vanishes after getting a cashing check. Police hunt the suspect, named Landry Pope Towle, with East Dedham Street detectives aiding.
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Massachusetts chiefs join call against censorship bill
General Charles H. Cole and a Massachusetts Citizens against Censorship committee urged police chiefs to back defeat of the movie censor bill on the November ballot. They fault Congressman B. Preston Clark for resisting cooperation to curb indecent imagery, advocating enforcement of existing strict laws.
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Time Off To Vote For Charlestown Navy Yard Employees
By order of Secretary of the Navy Denby all Charlestown navy yard employees will receive reasonable time off on election day to cast their vote and will not lose pay or any time.
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Denby
Charlestown Navy Yard
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