Mrs Burns Insane at Times Expert Testimony
Testimony describes epochal insanity with periods of lucidity and memory gaps. Dr Libby and Col Bartlett portray periodic insanity linked to jealousy and heredity as defense witnesses complicate the Burn’s murder case in New Hampshire court proceedings.
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John H. Bartlett
Burns
Libby
Charles P. Bancroft
New Hampshire State Hospital
Laconia
Webster
Fitchburg
Worcester
Bartlett
Dr. Libby
Boston City Hospital
Tufts Medical School
Colonel Bartlett
James RB. Tuttle
Witneses
Cora Morrison
Mrs. Burns
Charlie Hall
Mrs. Morrison
Chelsea Primaries Lead With Record Ballot Total
Chelsea primaries drew 4803 votes the largest for years, with only about 20 challenged across precincts despite recent registration concerns. Nominations listed for Malden Charles Blodgett, Charles Schumaker. Newton Edwin Childs. Lawrence John Hurley, John Kane. Somerville Z E Cliff, Ernest Flagg. Chelsea J H Malone, Edward Willard.
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Malden
Charles M. Blodgett
Charles Schumaker
Newton
Edwin O. Childs
Lawrence
John J. Hurley
John P. Kane
Somerville
Z. E. Cliff
Ernest E. Flagg
Chelsea
J. H Malone
Edward E. Willard
Five-candidate mayoral race narrows to two finalists
Incumbent J. H. Malone leads with 1854 votes, former Mayor Edward E. Willard close at 1568, Maurice Caro 900, Herman Baer 18, William M. Robinson 468. Caro and Robinson represent the 5th and 26th districts. The top two proceed to the December 14 ballot. Alderman-at-Large has 11 candidates with four names in contention for two seats.
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J. H. Malone
Edward E. Willard
Maurice Caro
Herman Baer
William M. Robinson
Caro
Robinson
William J. Williams
Morris M. Broomfield
Charles H. Black
Fred J. Hagan
Hugh J. McLaughlin
John J. McHatton
William F. Morse
David Rubenouz
David White
Joseph A. Whalley
Richard A. Voke
George W. Chicken
Leslie
Thomas F. Driscoll
Robbins Out in Malden Nominated for Mayor Chair
In Malden the mayoral race yielded 400 plus more votes for the winner than the ex mayor. Dr. Charles M. Blodgett won 1856 votes and ex Mayor Charles Schumaker 1426. John R. Robbins led a distant third with 817 votes. The two leading candidates were nominated.
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Nated
Malden
Charles M. Blodgett
Charles Schumaker
John R. Robbins
Board of Aldermen
Local Ward Organizations Help Blodgett Win 11 of 14 Precincts
The article notes Dr. Blodgett built ward organizations across all wards, enabling him to win 11 of 14 precincts while Schumaker carried only Ward 5 and one precinct in Ward 6. It suggests Robbins votes may help Blodgett in December. Schumaker ran a personal campaign focused on tax relief and street improvements. Several candidates are Republicans, though mayoral race is viewed as non partisan.
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Blodgett
Schumaker
Robbins
Farrell
Light Lynn primaries see sparse city vote
The Lynn city primaries yesterday drew a light turnout with many precincts reporting low participation. Local candidates urged residents to vote as results were expected to shape upcoming city races.
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Lynn
Ballot Results Cast For Local Office Contest
Five offices listed with vote totals from 5000 ballots. Water commissioner nominees Thomas Campbell 3023 and George N. Nichols 1817. Public property commissioner George A. Cornet 1959 and Herbert C. Bayrd 14299. School Board two seats: Nathaniel P. Breed 2839, Elmer B. Boyer 2401, Edward F. Giblin 2244, James F. Maloney 1337.
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Thomas Campbell
George N. Nichols
George A. Cornet
Herbert C. Bayrd
Nathaniel P. Breed
Elmer B. Boyer
Edward F. Giblin
James F. Maloney
Revere Primaries Highlight Lopsided Ballot in Mayoral Race
Democrats offered little opposition to Republicans in Revere primaries held yesterday. Unopposed Republican nominees included councilmen at large Arthur D. Folsom Alfred S. Hall Joseph H. Smith and Howard H. Trask. Ward 1 Harry B. Pray unopposed. Ward 2 Charles M. Little and John J. Geary nominated. Ward 4 Arthur C. Kirby unopposed. Ward 5 Emmanuel Valencia and Democrat Richard E. Beckett. Arthur C. Pendergast top slates tax collector. Theodore W. Gillett seeks three year assessor. Mayor term extends two years with one year remaining.
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Revere
Arthur D. Folsom
Alfred S. Hall
Joseph H. Smith
Howard H. Trask
Harry B. Pray
Charles M. Little
John J. Geary
Joseph Nutile
Arthur C. Kirby
Emmanuel Valencia
Richard E. Beckett
Arthur C. Pendergast
Theodore W. Gillett
White Eliminated Lawrence Victory in City Primary
In the November primary election voters chose Mayor candidates John Kane 3667, John Hurley 3215, and William White 2497. For alderman director of engineering results were Hannagan 3523, Finnegan 2432, Collins 2108. Public safety nominees Cadogan 4200 and Carr 3980. School committee leaders Devaney 3649 and Kelleher 1156, with Buckley 1218 and six others competing. Nominated.
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Michael F. Collins
James E. Donoghue
John F. Finnegan
Paul Hannagan
William A. Johnson
Thomas J. O'Brien
Robert J. Rae
James D. Turner
James W. Cadogan
Peter Carr
Michael J. Foley
Clarence J. Williams
John F. Bingham
John J. Buckley
Frank L. Carey
Luke J. Devaney
Walter J. Keating
Daniel H. Kelleher
William J. Murphy
Daniel Saunders
Childs Wins Newton Republican Mayor Nomination in Primaries
Edwin O. Childs last year’s elected mayor ran independent and won the Republican nomination in Newton primaries while unopposed for the Democratic nod. Voters cast over 3000 ballots in a tight three candidate mayoral race. Childs tallied 1315, Blakemore 969, Rice 831. Alderman ward four race saw Arthur W. Hollis secure the Republican nomination defeating Harold Knowlton about three to one.
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Edwin O. Childs
Newton
Childs
Arthur W. Blakemore
Abbott B. Rice
Arthur W. Hollis
Harold Knowlton
Cliff Renominated as Somerville Mayor in Primary
Republican incumbent Z E Cliff was renominated for mayor of Somerville. Democrat Ernest E Flagg won the mayoral nomination. In Ward 3 Henry G Doyle defeated School Board Chairman George E Whittaker 399 to 359.
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Somerville
Flagg
Z. E. Cliff
Ernest E. Flagg
George E. Whittaker
Henry G. Doyle
Harvard
Doyle
Whittaker
Love Triangle Ends In Murder Case At District Court
Mrs. Leah Bishop testifies she loved Everett Champlin for two years while remaining loyal to her husband Fred Bishop. Champlin is jailed without bail on murder charges and waives examination as his grand jury review looms. Bishop funeral set for tomorrow at J. Will Carpenter & Sons with burial at Pocasset Cemetery.
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J. Will Carpenter & Sons
Plainfield Street
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Church of the Messiah
Pocasset
Scituate
R. I
Champlin
Post
George Sibley
Central Street
Everett
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Knight Street
Fred
Leah
Horse Drawn Fire Apparatus Sold at Public Auction
In Woburn on November 23 a public sale of old horse drawn fire apparatus and horses raised 2182.90 dollars as the city shifts to motorized service. The note mentions a cucumber industry boast about earning 60000 dollars yearly.
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Woburn
Children Aid Celebration for Parker Golden Anniversary
William B. Parker and his wife of Grandville Nova Scotia celebrated their golden wedding anniversary. Sons and daughters from several places joined at A. I. Parker’s home in West Medford to honor the couple after most of their years on a Grandville farm. Attending were Rev W B M Parker A R Parker A L Parker C A Parker Mrs Charles T Parker and Harriet S Parker along with six grandsons.
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Grandville
Nova Scotia
St. John
N. B
A. I. Parker
Allston Terrace
West Medford
W. B. M. Parker
Herst Neck
N. 8
A. R. Parker
Hampton, N. H
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C. A. Parker
Providence
Charles T. Parker
Clementsport
N. S
Harriet S. Parker
Boston
Germans Have British Arrested in Persia
W T O'Connor British consul at Shiraz and other Britons were arrested and taken to Borasjan. The women of the group were released and reached Bushire. They claim gendarmes, allegedly colluding with Germans, deceived the Persian governor by saying war was declared and that orders came from Teheran.
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Persia
London
W. T. O'Connor
Shiras
Shiraz
Borasjan
Teheran
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