Death of Davis brothers linked to Hibbard auto trips
Investigators in Orford New Hampshire say Earl Hibbard a 62 year old woodsman who died by his own hand may have killed the Davis brothers. Evidence including blood stained items a likely stolen bank book and mystery car trips are being examined in Concord by state experts.
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B M Safe at Rochester Blown
Rochester police continued tonight to locate the parties who forced the B and M station safe in the Gonte section. A window was jimmied and the safe blown. Police believe the same gang that blew the Durham station last week, netting over 100 dollars, is responsible.
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Boston Fuel Committee Criticized for Inaction and Access Issues
Richard W. Garrity former Boston Central Labor Union president charges the Boston Emergency Fuel Committee with inefficiency and unavailability. He cites failed access to head, and claims coal was diverted for speculators near Rug gles street. Officials defend efforts and note emergency aid procedures amid coal shortages. Jury sessions will be in order Monday.
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Chinese Merchants Aid Boston College Library Drive
The Rev William Devlin president of Boston College received a 200 donation from the Chinese Merchants Association of Boston for books. Yee Wah Hung signed the check to support the 700000 volume library project as a 10 day drive for 100000 books progresses with daily contributions from the public.
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Boston College
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Sultan Fleeing Constantinople Sails for Malta on British Warship
In Brockton and Constantinople reports, Judge Walsh dismisses several divorce suits and reviews others. Mohammed VI the Turkish Sultan fled Constantinople for Malta aboard a British warship seeking protection, denying abdication while leaving the palace for safety.
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Sultan Flees to Malta Under British Protection
The Sultan, received by Vice Admiral Brock and British Commissioner Henderson, declared he felt safe under Britain’s protection and clarified he was not abdicating, only leaving danger behind. Malays sail to Malta for instructions while observers doubtful on regional impact.
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snakes disrupt Secaucus. patrolman retrieves reptiles
In Secaucus New Jersey on November 17 Patrolman Center responded to a report of danger as residents feared snakes in a grocery. Two small snakes sleeping under a potato bag startled onlookers causing a stir before the officer took them home for his children to play with.
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Nagging Claims By Berkeley Man Spark Divorce Bid
Chester W. Haskins testified in Probate Court that his wife Mabel’s continued nagging and upbraiding about his alleged infidelity ruined his health and caused weight loss of 20 to 25 pounds. He asked for a divorce on cruel and abusive treatment. Judge Hitch reserved judgment after hearing multiple witnesses.
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South Shore Hospital
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Red"” Barr
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Berkeley
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Mussolini Wins Confidence Vote in Italian Chamber
In Rome on Nbdv 17 the Italian Chamber of Deputies backed Premier Benito Mussolini with 6 votes in confidence, 18 to 16, affirming the Fascisti leader's dominance amid political pressure.
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London Awaiting Results On Sultan Departure
London officials in anxious anticipation over the Sultan's departure under British protection. Protests from Indian Moslems complain of self determination rights being infringed. Nationalists may resist the British programme at Lausanne more than expected.
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