Official call to stand at grand jury over Summer Street bridge disaster
Testimony resumes at nine this morning before Suf folk county grand jury probing the Summer Street bridge tragedy. About 57 witnesses have been summoned. 26 testified yesterday with several more to come. The inquiry spans three days and includes officials on company rules for stopping cars before bridge draws.
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Suffolk County Grand
Summer Street Bridge
Elsie Wood
George J. McKeon
Christopher Thompson
James P. Smith
Division 6
Armstrong
Police Headquarters
Dennessey
B. H. Haover
Charles T. Irwin
Magrath
Thomas H. Sexton
Timothy J. Shea
John J. Fitzgerald
John Aughle
Pasquale Innessa
Arthur M. Stone
John Lindal
Mathew Conway
Trial halted as Mrs Patrick faints during Boston Elevated suit
Mrs Kate B E Patrick fainted at the Suffolk Superior Court as she prepared to testify in a damage suit against the Boston Elevated Railway Co. Judge Morton halted the trial after a conference with counsel. The case likely resumes in a later session. Patrick alleged an intoxicated man struck her near Boylston Street station.
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Kate BE. Patrick
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Suffolk Superior Court
Morton
Patrick
George F. James
Boylston Street
Washington Street Tunnel
Fletcher Ranney
Elevated
Wellesley Graduate Weds Providence Man
Miss Hazel Louise Nutter of Malden, a 1912 Wellesley College graduate, married Charles H. Westcott of Providence in Malden's First Universalist Church yesterday. She is daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard W Nutter of 288 Ferry Street Malden. she served as vice president of the Wellesley College Christian Association during her senior year.
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Malden
Wellesley College
Charles H.westcott
Providence
First Universalist Church
Richard Sykes
Richard W. Nutter
Ferry Street
Wellesley
Wellesley College Christian Association
Zeta Alpha
Tau Zeta Epsilon
Town Counsel Fatally Shoots Son and Daughter-in-Law
Frank E. Deon town counsel and tax collector shot and killed his son Robert Deon and his wife during a deranged episode blamed on drinking. Deon is dying at Memorial Hospital Worcester while Mrs. Deon lies prostrated at home.
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Dudley
Frank E. Deon
Robert Deon
Memorial Hospital
Worcester
Webster man kills wife and son then shoots self
Dean shot his son Robert in the chest and then fired at his wife, killing her at his son’s feet. He wounded himself and later died in hospital. Robert and his wife, both 23, had been living with Deans after returning from Webster. The affair ended with Deon’s death sentence by illness while in custody.
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Frank EK
Dean
Deon
Dudley Hill
Robert
Memorial Hospital
Worcester
Robert Dean
Webster
Boston University of Law
Former Boston Girl Murdered Woman With Family Ties
Lena Crosby known as Mrs. Robert Dean was murdered. She had married two years earlier and left behind sisters and a brother in Bear River. She was the youngest of 11 children of the late Lenley and Mrs Crosby. No motive has been disclosed as families lived happily together.
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Boston
Deen
Sharon
Deon
Dudley
Deons
Dean
Webster
Robert Dean
Marvie Cotter
Robey Street
Roxbury
Cyrus Apt
Niles Stensen
Dennis Street
George Crosby
Charlestown
Cotter
Apt
Lena
Lena Crosby
Lenley Crosby
Bear River
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Advertises Complexion Cure
An Ohio physician Dr F M Edwards promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a liver and bowel aid. The ad claims the olive colored tablets cleanse waste, improve complexion and energy, and are a calomel substitute priced at 10c and 25c per box.
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F. M. Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Jovial marriage ended by tragic act prompts questions
The passage notes a woman known for happiness and friendly nature and her marriage to Robert Dean. Neighbors recall no signs of trouble, suggesting possible sudden insanity. Relatives await details from Dudley to address Mrs Deon's remains and family hopes for assistance.
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Robert Dean
Dean
Miss Crosby
Caesar to be Santa Claus for Syria relief ship
Final plans for sending the collier Caesar, the Christmas ship, to deliver relief supplies to Syria were settled by Secretary of State Lansing, Secretary Daniels, Red Cross, and Armenian Syrian relief leaders. The Caesar will sail from New York December 20 with an estimated 2500 tons, less than first hoped, and Beirut is the target. Over $400,000 has been raised with a possible total near $500,000.
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Washington
Caesar
Syria
Lansing
Phillips
Navy
Daniels
Ernest P. Bicknell
Red Cross
Henry Morgenthau
New York
Beirut
Wilson
Armenia
Firemen's Union Local 8 Sets Special Meeting
Firemen's Union Local No. 8 will hold a special meeting tomorrow night. Important matters will be taken up and a large attendance is requested.
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Firemen’s Union
Firemen's Union
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