Dow Trial Drags On With Intense Cross Examination
Mrs Dow faces relentless cross examination in the Preston case as Attorney Powers grills her over sightings with Clarence Loud, testimony by witnesses including Mary Raab and George Robinson, and alleged party discussions about the murder. The hearing probes relations, alibis, and the party atmosphere at the Dow household on October 21 22.
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Allen
Stover
Attorney Power
Mr. Loud
Preston
Gordon
Mrs. Raab
George H. Robinson
Mr. Robinson
Eunice Geraldine Robinson
Clarence W. Loud
Es- Ly Gee A
Dow
Mrs. Dow
Lillie
Mary Gordon
Mary O'Leary Raab
Frederick Dow
Kate Dow
Attorney Powers
Don
Mary Raab
Dows
Mrs. O'Leary
John A. MacIntyre
Carl A. Dow
Malden District Court
Melrose Trial Details Assault Case and Publicity Fears
Testimony in the Melrose district court outlines claims of an assault on Mary Raab at the Dow home with details of threats and money demands. Witnesses discuss alcohol, fainting spells, and efforts to return Raab to normalcy, while Mayor Adams and police officials face scrutiny over possible collusion and publicity.
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Claude Allen
Attorney Powers
Attorney Allen
Adams
Melrose
Tha
O'Learys
Mr. Adams
Malden District Court
O'Leary
John Harris
Boston
Harris
Malden Court Room
Wellington
Preston
Wakefield
Raab
Dow
Post
Lewis J. Richardson
Serrel
Vermont Stategricultural Schol
Randolph
Ralph
Donald
Mary Elizabeth
Payroll Saved by Official's Quick Act
Decker, a 50 year old superintendent, foiled an attempted payroll heist by two Italian bandits in a Hudson touring car near the factory. He swept the cash from the window as the younger bandit fired. a shot struck Decker in the right thigh, but he is reported recovering. The suspects fled toward Chelsea. police arrived quickly but provided few details.
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Decker
Mr. Decker
Condor Street
Chelsea
Easy Boston
Ardent Courtship Details in Woodhouse Suit Unfolds
The Burlington case centers on Douglass Woodhouse and his heiress wife as witnesses describe a rigid calling schedule and lavish courtship. The plaintiff asserts Woodhouse's love letters prove ardent sentiments while the defense argues for exclusion. Courtroom crowds, weathered by hours of debate, show the public’s keen interest in the case reveals family tensions and social expectations of that era.
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Warren R. Austin
Woodhouse
Sherman R. Moulton
Douglass Woodhouse
Burlington
Boston Conservatory of Music
New York
Philippine Islands
Douglass
Lorenzo
Merchants National Bank of
Crystal Room
Ritz
New Jersey
Long Branch
Woodhouses
Woodhouse, Sr
Lorenzo Woodhouse
Austin
Advertising as Public Forum in Newspapers and New England Trade
The speaker calls newspapers a public forum and urges ads to be factual and visible to win public trust. Edith Sampson notes women’s role in advertising. Charles Parlin cites need for New England to boost advertising to regain and maintain markets, highlighting regional ad spend and shoe industry data.
Greek Troops Complete Retreat From Adrianople
SVILENGRADE Bulgaria November 17 Greek troops have completed their retreat from Adrianople to the left bank of the Maritza River. On the right bank remain only a few French and Italian troops with Kemalist gendarmes. The Greeks entrench at Kadeji and Dandirdel on the right shore.
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Svilengrade
Bulgaria
Adrianople
Maritza
Kadeji
Dandirdel
15000 Democrats Parade in Manchester Featured Celebration
In Manchester New Hampshire crowds about 15000 Democrats marched through the city streets in a victory celebration. Red fire banners and inscribed signs marked the night as supporters toasted an election win amid festive demonstrations.
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Manchester
N. H
Manchester Democrats
Plain advertising urged for public utilities at New England meeting
Frank LeRoy Blanchard of New York urged straightforward newspaper campaigns for public utility firms during the New England Advertising Clubs meeting in Providence. He argued that utilities are not city menaces but promoters of local prosperity, countering demagogic attacks.
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Providence
R. I
Frank LeRoy Blanchard
New York
New England Association of Advertising Clubs
Hotel Biltmore
Blanchard
Dr. John W. Pratt of Dedham Dies at 68
Dr. John W. Pratt medical examiner of Norfolk and Dedham Board of Health secretary died yesterday of pneumonia at his home 41 School Street Dedham in his 60s. He briefly attended MIT then graduated from Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Harvard Medical School in 1886. Private services will be held at his home.
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Norfolk
Dedham Board Health
School Street
Dedham
Massachusetts Col of Pharmacy
Harvard Medical School
John W. Pratt
Flying Squadron Heads to New Hampshire to Tackle Runners
A flying squadron of fifteen or more federal agents from Boston will invade Portsmouth and surrounding areas tomorrow to crack down on ram runners operating on highways and bridges toward Maine and Canada.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Boston
New Ham
Maine
Canada
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University
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Edith Sampson
Dorian
Paris
Charles Coolidge Parlin
Curtis Publishing Company
North Station
Needham
Touraine
Eddie Cantor Cavort
Mr& Richardson
the Shubert
Eddie Cantor
Chester
Vermont
Mrs. Richardson
Dinah
Richardson
Devoe
George Washington
Devoe Paint and Varnish Products Store
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