Man Hunt in Lexington for Girl's Assailant
Lexington police and residents spent yesterday interrogating workers and residents on the South side as they pursue a man suspected of assaulting 18 year old Marion Hatch who was knocked from her bicycle near Belmont Springs Country Club. Two suspects were detained and later released after the girl did not identify them. A third man, known to be in Lexington the day of the incident, could not be located for questioning.
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Lexington
Marion Hatch
George Hatch
Belmont Springs Country Club
Watertown
Marion
Five Men Arrested for Alcohol Theft in Medford Area
Five men from Euston were arrested at gunpoint yesterday by Medford police for stealing 7200 quarts of medicated alcohol and a $4000 BP Nels Co truck from a garage at 55 Long Wharf. They faced $5000 bail each in Malden court before Judge Grace. The alcohol value exceeds $12,000 and the truck remains guarded at the Medford police station. The defendants were named Dominick DeBonis Louis DeBonis Thomas J Nolan Anthony J Martina and Charles D Sacoco.
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Euston
Medford
Long Wharf
Grace
Malden
BP. Nels Company
Dominick DeBonis
Louis DeBonis
Thomas J. Nolan
Anthony J. Martina
Charles D. Sacoco
Tried and Tested Rupture Relief Offer Revealed
An advertisement promises a 30 day trial of a rupture relief device from Dr. Andrews. It claims a risk free return if not effective, touting comfort and test results with a free book and invention sample. Includes a contact at 226 Koch Olde, Kaity, Mu.
Death of Baldpate Inn owner William Bray
William Bray proprietor of the Baldpate Inn in Georgetown and influential Essex County Republican leader died after a brief illness at age 62. He requested only his three daughters attend his funeral on Saturday and no flowers. Bray helped run the Haverhill Herald and owned a famed hotel noted for dinners and a collection of artifacts, some said to have Mayflower origin.
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Haverhill
William Bray
Georgetown
Essex County
Selectmen
Bray
Haverhill Herald
New England
Malden Residents Demand End to Monthly Service Charge
Residents in Malden Melrose Ev érrett and nearby areas urged the Department of Public Utilities to drop or absorb the 35 cent monthly service charge arguing dividends to stockholders allow full elimination. They also called for gas at 1.26 per thousand cubic feet and electricity at 9 cents per kilowatt hour. Company representatives defended the charge as reasonable and said finances do not justify rate cuts.
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Malden
Melrose
Evérett
Malden Gas & Electric Co
Department of ‘Public Utilities
Scots Charitable to Observe 265th Anniversary
The Scots Charitable Society marks its 265th anniversary tonight at Hotel Brunswick with Governor Cox, Mayor Curley, Collector Lufkin, British Consul Edward I Gray and other notables in attendance. The St Andrews statue by Hugh Cairns will be presented to the society.
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Scots Charitable Society
Hotel Brunswick
Cox
Curley
Lufkin
Edward I. Gray
St. Andrews
Hugh Cairns
Society
Hall Mills murder case nears key stages in jury maneuvers
Somerville New Jersey November 22 The first two important phases of the Hall Mills murder case were practically finished tonight as the grand jury work moved toward a closing stage.
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Somerville
N. J
Associated Press
Hall-Mills
Grand jury adjourns after not reconversing
A grand jury that has been listening to evidence since Monday adjourned and will not reconvene until next Monday.
Motive Establishment Nears in Prosecution Case
Special Prosecutor Wilbur A. Mott outlined the motive for the Lo les killings as best he can with two witnesses left. The eye witness account will come from Mrs Jane Gibson who claims to have seen the shooting. Thirteen witnesses were examined today including Nellie Le Russell who reaffirmed her story and Charlotte Mills who answered cautiously regarding her mother's sold private letters.
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Wilbur A. Mott
Jane Gibson
Nellie le Russell
Mrs. Gibson
Charlotte Mills
Charlotte
James Mills
Witnesses Describe Turbulent Home Tragedy In New Brunswick
The day includes the 18th witness Mills entering the jury room in a pale, weak state. Captain Michael Regan of fire truck No 3 and ally of William Stevens and Mrs Hall’s eccentric brother testified. Regan recalled Willie’s alarming visit and his claim that something terrible occurred at their house.
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Mills
Michael Regan
New Brunswick
William Stevens
Hall
Regan
Willie
Asthma Cure Offer From Local Chemist
Advertisement from Mr. D. J. Lane of 632 Lane Building St Marys Kane promises a home remedy for asthma. He will mail a free $1.25 bottle postpaid to any sufferer who writes his name and address. If it cures he is paid. if not the charge is canceled.
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D. J. Lane
Lane Bldg
St. Mary’s, Kane
Lane
Former guard fined for assault at South Windham reformatory
Maurice McCormack, former guard at the State reformatory for men at South Windham, was fined $20 in municipal court for assaulting an inmate. The arrest followed an investigation ordered by Governor Baxter after a South Windham residents' complaint.
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Moc
Maurice McCormack
State Reformatory For Men
South Windham
Baxter
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